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ADNews-Monrovia, Liberia: On Wednesday, November 26, 2025, the Chinese Ambassador to Liberia, H.E Yin Chengwu, engaged the Liberian media on the People’s Republic of China latest development agenda that will positively impact Liberia and Africa at large.
Ambassador Yin also said China remains committed to reunification and the global one China policy
Below in Amb. Yin Chengwu full statement:
Ⅰ.the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and China’s 15th Five-Year Plan,
The 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) convened its fourth plenary session in Beijing from October 20 to 23, 2025. Participants at the session listened to and discussed a report on the work of the Political Bureau, presented on its behalf by General Secretary Xi Jinping. They also deliberated over and adopted the Recommendations of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China for Formulating the 15th Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development. Xi Jinping made explanatory remarks on the draft recommendations.
At the session, the Central Committee fully affirmed the work of the Political Bureau since the third plenary session of the 20th Central Committee, and gave a positive assessment of China’s major development achievements during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-2025). With China reaching new heights in terms of economic strength, scientific and technological capabilities, and composite national strength, we have made solid new strides in advancing Chinese modernization and gotten off to a successful start on our new journey toward the Second Centenary Goal. China is now on the verge of accomplishing the major objectives and tasks of the 14th Five-Year Plan.
It was pointed out that the period covered by the 15th Five-Year Plan will be critical in this process as we work to reinforce the foundations and push ahead on all fronts toward basically achieving socialist modernization by 2035. It will thus serve as a key link between the past and the future. Formulating the recommendations for the 15th Five-Year Plan and systematically planning the economic and social development during this period is essential for realizing the grand blueprint drawn by the 20th CPC National Congress, and for advancing Chinese modernization in stages and steps. It is also critical to effectively responding to the new and complex changes in the external environment and gaining strategic initiative in intense international competition. Additionally, it is necessary for meeting China’s evolving development needs and deepening high-quality development. Overall, it holds great significance.
The recommendations were drafted under the leadership of the CPC Central Committee. Leading the drafting team, General Secretary Xi Jinping emphasized the importance of upholding scientific, democratic and law-based decision-making, as well as the need to listen to the views and suggestions of the people and all sectors of society through various means, and fully draw on the fresh experiences gained by officials and the public in practice. Since January this year, the CPC Central Committee has been soliciting opinions from the entire society on the formulation of the 15th Five-Year Plan, receiving a total of more than 3 million valid submissions.
Based on the recommendations, during the 15th Five-Year Plan period, China is currently in a phase of development where strategic opportunities exist alongside risks and challenges, with increasing uncertainties and unpredictable factors. On the international front, the world is rapidly undergoing changes unseen in a century, and the balance of international power is undergoing profound adjustments. China enjoys many favorable factors in terms of taking the initiative in engaging in international spaces and shaping the external environment. On the domestic front, China’s economic foundation is stable, and has many advantages, strong resilience and great potential. The conditions and underlying trends supporting the long-term positive growth remain unchanged. Therefore, China will both build on the current momentum and tackle challenges head-on.
During the 15th Five-Year Plan period, for economic and social development, China will stay committed to fully implementing Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, move toward the Second Centenary Goal of building China into a great modern socialist country in all respects, advance the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation on all fronts through Chinese modernization, implement the “Five-Sphere Integrated Plan” and the “Four-Pronged Comprehensive Strategy” in a coordinated manner, balance the domestic and international situations, fully and accurately apply the new development philosophy on all fronts, and move faster to foster a new pattern of development.
The recommendations put forward requirements that can be summarized as: “Five Pursues,” “Two Promotes” and “One Secure.” That is we must continue to pursue economic development as our central task, with high-quality development as our main focus, reform and innovation as the fundamental driving force, meeting the people’s ever-growing needs for a better life as our fundamental goal, and full and rigorous Party self-governance as the fundamental underpinning for all our efforts. Meanwhile, we must promote higher-quality economic growth while achieving an appropriate increase in economic output and make solid headway in promoting well-rounded personal development and common prosperity for all. All of this will allow us to secure decisive progress toward basically achieving socialist modernization.
During the 15th Five-Year Plan period, China will adhere to the following guiding principles: upholding the Party’s overall leadership, putting the people first, pursuing high-quality development, comprehensively deepening reform, promoting interplay between an efficient market and a well-functioning government, and ensuring both development and security. China will achieve the following major objectives: significant achievements in high-quality development; substantial improvements in scientific and technological self-reliance and strength; fresh breakthroughs in further deepening reform comprehensively; notable cultural and ethical progress across society; further improvements in quality of life; major new strides in advancing the Beautiful China Initiative; and further advances in strengthening the national security shield. Building on this, we will work hard for a further five years to see that by the year 2035 China’s economic strength, scientific and technological capabilities, national defense capabilities, composite national strength, and international influence will all be markedly stronger, that its per capita GDP will be on a par with that of a mid-level developed country, that its people will live better and happier lives, and that socialist modernization will be basically realized.
Therefore, China will strive for the following key strategic measures: build a modernized industrial system and reinforce the foundations of the real economy, achieve greater self-reliance and strength in science and technology and steer the development of new quality productive forces, build a robust domestic market and work faster to foster a new pattern of development, move faster to develop a high-standard socialist market economy and boost the momentum for high-quality development, promote high-standard opening up and create new horizons for mutually beneficial cooperation, accelerate agricultural and rural modernization and take solid steps to advance all-around rural revitalization, refine China’s regional economic layout and promote coordinated regional development, inspire the cultural creativity of our entire nation and foster a thriving socialist culture, work harder to ensure and improve public well being and promote common prosperity for all, accelerate the green transition in all areas of economic and social development in an effort to build a Beautiful China, modernize China’s national security system and capacity and advance the Peaceful China Initiative to a higher level, work to achieve the centenary goals of the People’s Liberation Army on schedule and modernize national defense and the armed forces. All of these carry forward concepts and approaches from the 14th Five-Year plan while taking into account the development and changes in China’s domestic and international landscape over the next five years, thereby allow China to secure decisive progress toward basically achieving socialist modernization.
What do the 20th CPC Central Committee’s Fourth Plenary Session and China’s 15th Five-Year Plan mean for Liberia? I would say they mean “opportunity”.
First, the certainty of China’s development embodied in the 15th Five-Year Plan will bring the world a long-term opportunity for shared development. The scientific formulation and consistent implementation of five-year plans have been an important experience of the CPC in governing the country and a key political strength of socialism with Chinese characteristics. Since the implementation of its first Five-Year Plan in the 1950s, and with the current 14th Five-Year Plan soon to be concluded, China has transformed from an impoverished agrarian society into the world’s largest manufacturing powerhouse and second-largest economy. The consecutive implementation of these Five-Year Plans has continuously advanced the cause of Chinese modernization. The 15th Five-Year Plan, which outlines the top-level design and strategic blueprint for the next five years, represents another comprehensive mobilization and deployment to advance Chinese modernization. It also sends a clear message to the world that China remains unwavering in its commitment to managing its own affairs well, expanding high-level opening up, and sharing its development experience and opportunities with the world. We are confident that just as China can succeed, Liberia and other developing countries can succeed as well.
Second, the unique strengths of China’s economy during the 15th Five-Year Plan period will be translated into a growth opportunity for the global economy. During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, China’s economic aggregate continuously reached new milestones and is projected to reach approximately 140 trillion yuan by the end of this year. With an average annual contribution of around 30 percent to global economic growth, China has remained the most stable and reliable anchor for world economic development. China possesses the institutional advantages of a socialist market economy, the demand advantages of a mega market, the supply advantages of a comprehensive industrial system, and the talent advantages of a large pool of highly skilled workers and entrepreneurs. This endows China’s economic development with strong internal momentum, resilience, and potential. During the 15th Five-Year Plan period, China will build a modernized industrial system, build a robust domestic market and promote coordinated regional development. These efforts will enable China’s vast market to become a great opportunity for the world and facilitate the participation of all countries, including Liberia, in the process of Chinese modernization.
Third, China’s high-level opening up during the 15th Five-Year Plan period will create a new opportunity for deepened global cooperation. China will continue to practice true multilateralism and firmly advance high-standard opening up. China’s goods trade has ranked first in the world for eight consecutive years, while its services trade has exceeded $1 trillion USD. Foreign capital utilization achieved the 14th Five-Year Plan target ahead of schedule, and outward investment has consistently remained among the top three globally. In 2024, China serves as the main trading partner for over 150 countries and regions. During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, China’s total imports of goods and services are expected to surpass $15 trillion USD, with outward investment contributing over $300 billion USD in tax revenue to host countries and generating substantial employment, thereby fostering local industrialization and modernization. In the 15th Five-Year Plan period, China will Opening China wider to the outside world, Promoting the innovative development of trade, expanding two-way investment cooperation and pursuing high-quality Belt and Road cooperation. For Liberia, China’s policy of providing Least Developed Countries with zero-tariff treatment for 100 percent tariff lines has officially come into effect. Liberia’s rubber exports to China have expanded substantially. China and Liberia signed Agreement on Economic and Technical Cooperation to support mutually agreed projects between the two governments. China has extended invitations to Liberian businesses and enterprises to actively participate in major exhibitions such as the China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo in Changsha, and the Canton Fair. These platforms aim to enhance the recognition and influence of Liberian brands and broaden sales channels. Looking ahead, China will continue to advance shared openness through its own opening up, ensuring that high-standard opening up remains an enduring cause that benefits China, Africa, and the entire world.
Fourth, the Chinese modernization advanced by the 15th Five-Year Plan will offer a shared opportunity for the development of Global South countries. The Recommendations pointed out that China will deepen solidarity and cooperation with other developing countries, support the Global South in building strength through unity, step up aid to other countries, and provide the world with more public goods. China and Liberia are both developing countries and members of the Global South. China has also been continuously expanding its assistance and cooperation outcomes with Liberia.
China is willing to work with Liberia to strengthen the synergy between China’s 15th Five-Year Plan and Liberia’s ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development, to ensure the delivery of the outcomes of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation Summit, and to continuously advance China-Liberia strategic partnership!
Ⅱ.The Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women
On October 13-14, 2025, China and UN Women jointly hosted The Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women in Beijing. President Xi Jinping attended and delivered a keynote address. Heads of state, government, and parliament from over 110 countries, as well as leaders of the United Nations and other international organizations, attended the meeting. Hon. Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence, Liberian Senate President Pro Tempore was invited to attend. The meeting, held on the theme “One Shared Future: New and Accelerated Process for Women’s All-Round Development”, was a complete success. It served to reaffirm commitments, build consensus, and jointly plan for the future.
Thirty years ago, the Fourth World Conference on Women, held in Beijing, China set the lofty goal of “Action for Equality, Development and Peace,” and adopted the landmark Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action. Gender equality has been etched in the agenda of our times, galvanizing the whole world in its unwavering pursuit of that goal.
Over the past 30 years, guided by the spirit of the Beijing World Conference on Women, equality between men and women is now a universal consensus of the international community. It has been included in United Nations development agenda and priority development targets, and 189 countries have ratified the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women. Prominent progress has been achieved in women’s empowerment. Their educational attainment has been steadily improving, and women are playing an ever more important role in economic, political, cultural, and social affairs.
Women in every corner of the world are bound together by a shared future. At present, complex challenges still hamper their all-round development. Looking ahead, President Xi put forward four proposals:
First, we should jointly foster an enabling environment for women’s growth and development. We need to uphold the vision of common, comprehensive, cooperative and sustainable security, and must safeguard world peace. We need to enhance the protection of women and girls in regions struck by war, conflict, poverty or natural disaster, and support the vital role of women in preventing conflict and rebuilding their homes. We should improve mechanisms against violence and resolutely crack down on all forms of violence against women.
Second, we should jointly cultivate powerful momentum for the high-quality development of women’s cause. Modernization of the world should involve and benefit women. We should proactively address the imbalance and inadequacy of women’s development around the world, enable all women to share the benefits of economic globalization, and propel women’s all-round development.
Third, we should jointly develop governance frameworks to protect women’s rights and interests. We need to improve institutions and laws, channel more quality health and educational resources to all women, and strive to afford all women full and equal enjoyment of various rights. We must promote an inclusive and harmonious social environment that sets women free from discrimination and bias. We should broaden the channels for women to participate in and deliberate on political affairs, and support their extensive engagement in state and social governance.
Fourth, we should jointly write a new chapter in promoting global cooperation on women. We must support them in assuming their historic responsibilities, enabling them to play a substantive role in global governance and share in its benefits. We should support the central role of the United Nations, urging it to pay more attention to the needs of women in developing countries, create broad cooperation platforms for women from all countries, and continually deepen exchanges and mutual learning, so as to help women across the world thrive and shine together.
To further support the global cause of women, in the next five years, China will donate another 10 million USD to U.N. Women; earmark a quota of 100 million USD in China’s Global Development and South-South Cooperation Fund for implementing development cooperation projects for women and girls in collaboration with international organizations; launch 1,000 “small and beautiful” livelihood programs with Chinese assistance that take women and girls as priority beneficiaries; invite 50,000 women to China for exchange and training programs; and establish a Global Center for Women’s Capacity Building, which is aimed at conducting capacity building and other development cooperation with relevant countries and international organizations to train more female talent.
Ⅲ.The 80th anniversary of Taiwan’s restoration to China
This year marks the 80th anniversary of the restoration of Taiwan, China. In October, the Standing Committee of the China’s National People’s Congress adopted a decision, which designates Oct. 25 as the Commemoration Day of Taiwan’s Restoration. On October 25, a high-level commemorative meeting commemorating the 80th anniversary of Taiwan’s restoration to China was held in Beijing, Wang Huning, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) attended and addressed.
Wang noted that the victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and Taiwan’s restoration to China represented a great triumph and a shared glory of the Chinese people and the Chinese nation. The establishment of the Commemoration Day of Taiwan’s Restoration demonstrates the firm resolve of all ethnic groups in China to uphold the one-China principle and defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity. It reflects the shared aspiration of all Chinese people, including those in Taiwan and overseas compatriots, and embodies the unwavering commitment of the Communist Party of China to fulfilling its historic mission and realizing the complete reunification of the motherland. It also reinforces the broad international consensus that there is only one China in the world and that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China. This will inspire compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Strait to carry forward the patriotic tradition and the great spirit of resistance, and to work together toward China’s full reunification and national rejuvenation,
This year, I published five articles to respectively elaborated on the historical context of the Taiwan question, the origin and status of UN General Assembly Resolution 2758, one-China principle and the Chinese government’s policies and position on the Taiwan question. What I want to emphasize is:
Taiwan is an inalienable part of China’s territory. This is an unshakable fact of history and law. Taiwan ’s belonging to China has a sound basis in history and jurisprudence. Both the Cairo Declaration and the Potsdam Proclamation stated in clear terms that all the territories Japan has stolen from China, including Taiwan and the Penghu Islands, should be restored to China. In September 1945, Japan signed the Instrument of Surrender, in which it promised to faithfully fulfill the obligations laid down in the Potsdam Proclamation. In October of the same year, the Chinese government announced that it was resuming the exercise of sovereignty over Taiwan. Those documents with international legal effects are ample proof of both de jure and de facto restoration of Taiwan to China. In 1949, the Chinese people overthrew the government of the Republic of China, and the country took a new name, the People’s Republic of China (PRC). That marked the replacement of the old regime by a new government within a country, while China as a subject of international law did not change, nor did China’s sovereignty and territory. As a result, the PRC government is fully entitled to the sovereignty over the entire Chinese territory, including Taiwan.
UNGA Resolution 2758 established the one-China principle, which is a basic norm governing international relations and an international consensus that defy any challenge. The Resolution affirms that there is only one China in the world and that one China is none other than the People’s Republic of China, that Taiwan is part of China and not a sovereign state and therefore has no sovereign right to send representatives to the UN, and that the PRC represents the whole of China and there is no such thing as two Chinas or one China, one Taiwan. The Resolution establishes the principle that any participation of the Taiwan region of China in an international organization must be subject to strict adherence to the one-China principle. Following the adoption of the Resolution, all official UN documents refer to Taiwan as province of China. Up to now, 183 countries, including Liberia, have established diplomatic relations with the PRC. They all acknowledge the one-China principle and promise to handle their relations with Taiwan within the one-China framework.
China’s complete reunification is bound to happen. This is an irreversible trajectory of history. Shortly after the restoration of Taiwan to Chinese sovereignty in 1945, the continuation of China’s Civil War and the interference by external forces landed the two sides of the Taiwan Strait in a unique state of protracted political confrontation. In spite of that, China’s sovereignty and territory have never been and shall never be divided, and the status of Taiwan as a part of China’s territory has never changed and shall never be allowed to change. For decades, resolving the Taiwan question and achieving the complete reunification of our motherland has been a historical mission tenaciously pursued by the Chinese government, in unwavering defense of national sovereignty and territorial integrity and categorical rejection of separatist attempts to divide the country and interference by external forces.
Taiwan question is purely China’s internal affair and brooks no external interference.The great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and cross-Strait reunification is an unstoppable historical trend. The Chinese government and people are firmly committed to safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity. The Taiwan question is at the core of China’s core interests. Whoever dares to cross this red line will face the resolute opposition of over 1.4 billion Chinese people and the entire Chinese nation!
Liberia is the first country in the world to affirm its commitment to the one-China principle through domestic legislation. Since the election of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai and his assumption of office, the Liberian side has repeatedly reaffirmed its adherence to the one-China principle. During the Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation in September last year, which President Joseph Nyuma Boakai attended, 53 African countries, including Liberia, and the African Union Commission issued the Beijing Declaration on Jointly Building an All-Weather China-Africa Community with a Shared Future for the New Era, clearly stating their firm support for all efforts by the Chinese government to achieve national reunification. This reflects the broad consensus among African countries on firmly supporting the Chinese government’s efforts to achieve national reunification. China highly appreciates this stance.
Lastly, I would like to say that realizing China’s complete reunification is an inevitable trend, and it is what the greater national interests of China entail. China will realize reunification, and this is unstoppable.
On recent provocative remarks on Taiwan by Japanese PM.
Recently, when responding at the Diet, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi blatantly made provocative remarks on Taiwan. Those remarks seriously violate the spirit of the four political documents between China and Japan, erode the political foundation of China-Japan relations, and challenge the post-war international order. China has made clear its firm opposition. The remarks have been questioned and criticized by visionary people inside Japan, and met with condemnation from the international community.
This marks the first time since Japan’s defeat in 1945 that a Japanese leader has advocated in an official setting the notion that “a contingency for Taiwan is a contingency for Japan” and linked it to the exercise of the right of collective self-defense; the first time Japan has expressed ambitions to intervene militarily in the Taiwan question; and the first time Japan has issued a threat of force against China, openly challenging China’s core interests. These remarks are gravely erroneous and extremely dangerous, with a profoundly malicious nature and impact.
Those remarks constitute a grave violation of international law and the basic norms governing international relations, seriously undermine the post-war international order, and represent an open provocation to the more than 1.4 billion Chinese people and to the peoples of other Asian countries that once suffered from Japanese aggression. Taiwan is China’s sacred territory. How to resolve the Taiwan question is a matter for the Chinese people and brooks no foreign interference. If Japan dares to attempt an armed intervention in the cross-Strait situation, it would be an act of aggression. China will resolutely exercise its right of self-defence under the UN Charter and international law and firmly defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity. As a defeated country of World War II, Japan must deeply reflect upon its historical crimes, strictly honor its political commitment on the Taiwan question, immediately stop making provocations and crossing the line, and retract its erroneous remarks.
Taiwan-related contents in the four political documents between China and Japan
During the discussions on resuming China-Japan diplomatic ties in last century, China explicitly put forth three principles: the Government of the People’s Republic of China is the sole and legal government representing the Chinese people; the Taiwan Province is an inalienable part of the territory of the People’s Republic of China; and the so-called “Taiwan-Japan Treaty” is illegal and invalid and must be abrogated.
In 1972, the two countries signed the Sino-Japanese Joint Statement and officially established diplomatic relations. Three places in the Joint Statement are related to the Taiwan question. First, in the opening paragraphs, it is written that the Japanese side “reaffirms its position that it intends to realize the normalization of relations between the two countries from the stand of fully understanding ‘the three principles for resuming diplomatic relations’ put forward by the Government of the People’s Republic of China.” Then Article 2 says that “the Government of Japan recognizes that Government of the People’s Republic of China as the sole legal Government of China.” And Article 3 says that “the Government of the People’s Republic of China reiterates that Taiwan is an inalienable part of the territory of the People’s Republic of China. The Government of Japan fully understands and respects this stand of the Government of the People’s Republic of China, and it firmly maintains its stand under Article 8 of the Potsdam Proclamation.”
In 1978, the two countries signed the Treaty of Peace and Friendship Between China and Japan, which explicitly stated that the Sino-Japanese Joint Statement “constitutes the basis for relations of peace and friendship between the two countries and that the principles set out in that statement should be strictly observed.” The treaty affirmed the principles and contents of the joint statement in legal terms and set out the legal parameters for China-Japan relations.
In 1998, the two sides released the China-Japan Joint Declaration on Building a Partnership of Friendship and Cooperation for Peace and Development, in which Japan undertook to “continue to maintain its stand on the Taiwan question which was set forth in the Sino-Japanese Joint Statement” and “reiterated its understanding that there is one China.” It’s stated in the document that Japan will continue to only maintain its exchanges of private and regional nature with Taiwan, which ruled out the legal possibility of Japan developing official relations with Taiwan.
In 2008, the China-Japan Joint Statement on All-round Promotion of Strategic Relationship of Mutual Benefit stipulated clearly in Article 5 that “The Japanese side reiterated that it will continue to abide by its position on the Taiwan question stated in the Sino-Japanese Joint Statement.”
The above is what is laid out in the four political documents between China and Japan regarding the Taiwan question. It constitutes the solemn commitment made by the Japanese government and has a legal effect under international law. There is no room whatsoever for ambiguity or misinterpretation. Whichever political party or person is in power in Japan, they must always abide by the commitment of the Japanese government on the Taiwan question. We urge Japan to approach history and relations with China in a responsible way, stop crossing the line and playing with fire, retract the wrongful remarks and seriously act to honor Japan’s commitment to China.
Ⅳ.Global Governance Initiative
On September 1, 2025, President Xi Jinping attended the “Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Plus” Meeting and proposed the Global Governance Initiative (GGI). In response to the question of our time: “What kind of global governance system should we build? ”“How to reform and improve global governance?” China has provided its answer.
GGI has five core principles:
First, sovereign equality to ensure participation in global affairs by all countries. Sovereignty is the most fundamental hallmark of an independent state and the fundamental representation and a reliable guarantee of a country’s interests. Countries may differ in size, strength, or level of development, but they are all equal members of the international community. They have equal rights to participate in regional and international affairs, and they should respect each other’s core interests and major concerns. No country has the power to monopolize international affairs, dictate the fate of other countries, or monopolize development advantages. Might does not make right.
Second, international rule of law for a just and orderly global governance system. In the international community, law should be the common benchmark. There is no law that applies only to others but not to oneself, nor any law that applies only to oneself but not to others. We should comply fully with the purposes and principles of the UN Charter and other recognized basic norms for international relations in their entirety, ensure the equal and uniform application of international law and rules, reject double standards, and not impose the “house rules” of a few countries on others.
Third, multilateralism for greater solidarity and cooperation among all countries. Multilateralism is an inevitable outcome of the development of the international system. The essence of practicing multilateralism is that international affairs should be addressed through joint consultations, and the future and destiny of the world should be decided by all countries together. We should uphold the global governance of extensive consultation, joint contribution and shared benefits, enhance solidarity and coordination, and firmly uphold the status and authority of the United Nations.
Fourth, a people-centered approach for universally beneficial and inclusive outcomes of global governance. Global governance is a practical endeavor that relies on the people, serves the people, and benefits people. Only by prioritizing the well-being of the people and continuously providing them with confidence and a stable outlook can the global governance system gain broad support and function effectively.
Fifth, real results for a pragmatic and efficient global governance process. The effectiveness of global governance hinges on its ability to solve practical problems. In these times of shifting international dynamics, turning the vision of reforming global governance into reality requires concrete, step-by-step actions.
The Global Governance Initiative, following the Global Development Initiative, the Global Security Initiative, and the Global Civilization Initiative, represents another major global proposal put forward by China. Among them, the Global Development Initiative focuses on advancing international development cooperation, the Global Security Initiative emphasizes resolving international disputes through dialogue and consultation, the Global Civilization Initiative is dedicated to promoting intercultural exchanges and mutual learning, while the Global Governance Initiative anchors the direction, principles, and pathways for reforming the global governance system and mechanisms. Together, these four initiatives address the four key dimensions of development, security, civilization, and governance, injecting stability and certainty into a turbulent and uncertain world. Like the four pillars of a great hall, they collectively provide crucial support for building a community with a shared future for mankind. China stands ready to work hand in hand with the international community to fully implement these four global initiatives, advance the building of a community with a shared future for mankind, and jointly create a brighter future for humanity.
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