But if Washington is serious about preserving the dollar’s global stature, it should stop viewing developments in global financial markets with a hostile attitude in general, and definitely stop weaponizing the dollar in particular.
Working closely with China under the BRI, the Global South should act to fund its own growth and actively participate in building a global community of shared future.
The BRI has evolved into a global platform where participating countries join hands to improve people’s livelihoods and drive human development forward, despite the various challenges facing the world.
We hope that the people of China and the United States can get along with each other like pomegranate seeds.
China’s approach of issuing productive credit to these nations will help them escape the debt trap in which they have been ensnared for a long time. China and the BRI are part of the solution to debt problems rather than their cause.
The positive impact of the Chancay Port on the global maritime transportation industry symbolizes openness and mutually beneficial cooperation between China and Latin America.
The twin pillars of China’s climate policy are strengthening international solidarity and cooperation and ensuring harmonious co-existence with nature.
The opening of Chancay Port will contribute significantly to the promotion of trade between China and Latin America. Such convenience is undoubtedly a real win-win.
Brazil is shifting focus to Global South partnerships, seeking economic growth and infrastructure development through BRICS and the Belt and Road Initiative.
The BRI offers Colombia opportunities for investment, collaboration and sustainable growth, potentially establishing the nation as a key player in the global economy.
Chinese investment in Africa has boosted the continent’s economic growth and accelerated its industrialization.
SCO member states have been witnessing inclusive trade growth, infrastructure upgrade, security improvement and sustainable development upbeat in diverse sphere of life.
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