Chinese Premier Li Qiang made a bold call for international cooperation to build a more open world economy during the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro this week. Speaking to leaders from emerging economies, he emphasized: "Unilateralism and protectionism only hold us back—our future lies in collaboration." 💬
Key Priorities Outlined
Li stressed three major goals:
🌐 Stabilizing global supply chains to prevent disruptions
💵 Strengthening institutions like the New Development Bank
⚖️ Reforming IMF and World Bank structures to better represent developing nations
Climate Justice Push
In a 🔥 fiery segment of his address, Li challenged developed countries to "fulfill climate financing promises" and accelerate green tech sharing. He urged adherence to the Paris Agreement, highlighting the need for "common but differentiated responsibilities" in fighting climate change. 🌱
The summit comes as BRICS nations—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—seek greater influence in reshaping global economic governance. 📈
