At the 2025 SCO Plus summit in Tianjin, Chinese President Xi Jinping unveiled the Global Governance Initiative (GGI), spotlighting principles like sovereign equality, multilateralism, and a people-centered approach. But what does this mean to young people worldwide? 🤔
Meet Kyle Sykes, a Gen Z American who’s breaking down the GGI’s core ideas through a fresh lens. For Kyle, a 'people-centered' policy isn’t just jargon—it’s about governments prioritizing lives, equality, and shared prosperity. 💡 'China’s poverty alleviation program is proof this works,' he says, highlighting how lifting 800 million out of poverty reflects the initiative’s real-world impact.
Kyle’s take? Global governance should feel less like top-down diplomacy and more like a TikTok trend: relatable, actionable, and built for the masses. 🚀 With youth from Syria, Palestine, and Vietnam also sharing perspectives, the GGI is sparking a cross-border dialogue that’s as diverse as a K-pop fanbase. 🎤
Could this be the blueprint for a more inclusive global order? For Gen Z, the answer might just start with listening.
