China’s deputy UN ambassador, Geng Shuang, urged nations to tackle the illicit small arms trade at a high-stakes UN conference this week, calling it a “key step” in fighting terrorism and organized crime.
Peace & Prosperity at Stake
Geng stressed that curbing illegal weapons flows is crucial for global stability and sustainable development. “Stronger laws, better enforcement, and cross-border teamwork are non-negotiable,” he said, while acknowledging countries’ unique challenges.
Tech + Collaboration = Progress?
With youth-focused energy, China highlighted innovation in monitoring arms trafficking. Think AI-powered tracking and blockchain for supply chains – a vibe that resonates with digitally savvy changemakers.
As conflicts surge worldwide, this call for unity could redefine how Gen Z engages with global security issues.
China Steps Up Push for Global Arms Control
