Xi highlights multipolarity at SCO summit
- President Xi Jinping emphasized the irreversible trend of multipolarity and the need to reinvigorate the United Nations' authority at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Bishkek.
- He criticized hegemony, unilateralism, and protectionism as contrary to history, promoting multilateralism, dialogue, and consultation for a multipolar world.
- The Shanghai Cooperation Organization has expanded to 10 permanent members and 16 dialogue and observer countries, serving as a platform for Eurasian development and global governance reform.
- Xi Jinping's leadership role highlights China gaining momentum to play a more central role on the world stage amid contrasting global visions shown in concurrent SCO and G20 summits.
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Xi highlights multipolarity at SCO summit
President Xi Jinping on Tuesday said multipolarity, independent development paths and the democratisation of international ties represent the right path forward, and called for the authority of the United Nations to be reinvigorated. He made the comments at a summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, where he said multipolarity is an irreversible trend. The president told the heads of SCO member…
The President of the People's Republic of China, Xi Jinping, in his statement at the SCO summit, declared that humanity had finally moved towards an equitable multipolar world order. The Chinese leader's speech was held in Bishkek at the SCO+ meeting, transmitting the "News" to RIA. "Forming a multipolar world has become an irreversible historical process", the Head of State stressed. The politician stressed the need to democratize international…
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit sent a message to the West on the formation of a more multipolar world, as reported by the German newspaper Berliner Zeitung.
Western countries received a clear signal of the multipolarity of the world at the SCO summit in Bishkek, wrote BZ. The Organization is increasingly convinced of itself as the centre of an alternative global order in which Europe and the US have only a minor role to play.
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