Global Development Initiative: Common Prosperity and Interdependence
Both the GDI and the BRI are important international cooperation initiatives and important global public goods provided by China to the world.
Both the GDI and the BRI are important international cooperation initiatives and important global public goods provided by China to the world.
Amid rising challenges, the Global Development Initiative (GDI) offers a comprehensive framework to foster peace, prosperity, and stability across nations.
Both Spain and China’s practices in urban design show how urban governance, local social development, and people’s needs shape a city’s landscape.
While learning from others, China can contribute new technologies, work capacity, and industrial strength to restore harmony with nature.
In this era of urban expansion and rapid growth of densely populated cities, it is crucial to ask ourselves how urban models may be improved, so as to create cities that both fulfill their essential functions and enhance the lives of citizens on both the physical and emotional levels.
No doubt that the landmark AIAAN airport project will improve connectivity and boost economic activity in Angola and make Angola a crucial hub for airport transportation.
Peace and development must come from respecting differences and learning from each other, including each other’s sensitive but reasonable redlines. Competition needs to be healthy and not aimed at dominating each other at humanity’s expense.
As the geopolitical landscape continues to evolve, China’s role is likely to shape the contours of the new epoch in international diplomacy, offering alternative visions of cooperation and governance in an interconnected world.
The Sino-Arab connection has grown into a vibrant economic, political and cultural partnership.
For years, instead of promoting peace, Washington has accommodated increasing Israeli aggression that could only lead to war.
The biggest bilateral question will be whether leaders of Australia and China can build and maintain the kind of relationship that can avoid catastrophizing security dilemmas and remain focused on practical, day-to-day cooperation.