🌏 Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called for reviving the historic Bandung Spirit to tackle modern global challenges, emphasizing cooperation over conflict during a high-level roundtable in Beijing on Thursday. The event marked 70 years since Asian and African nations first rallied under this vision of equality and mutual respect.
🔊 Wang, also a senior Communist Party leader, slammed 'power politics and unilateral bullying' disrupting international cooperation. 'People worldwide want collaboration, not division,' he asserted, urging nations to reject protectionism and boost inclusive economic globalization. 💼🌐
🤝 Highlighting China’s push for a 'community with a shared future for mankind,' Wang pledged China would create 'new opportunities' for Global South development. Analysts say this aligns with Beijing’s growing role as a bridge between emerging economies and traditional powers.
📈 The Bandung Spirit—born from a 1955 conference rejecting colonialism—resonates today as nations navigate tech wars, climate crises, and shifting alliances. Can this revival address today’s divides? Let us know your thoughts! 👇✨
