In a recent interview with CGTN, Warwick Powell, an adjunct professor at the Queensland University of Technology and advisor to former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, emphasized the world’s growing resilience amidst today’s multifaceted challenges.
Powell highlighted that despite facing numerous uncertainties, the global community is sufficiently mature to navigate and overcome obstacles without relying solely on the United States for direction. \"The rest of the world will continue to move forward and will not sit around and wait for the US to figure out what it wants to do,\" Powell stated.
He further explained that the world possesses the necessary technologies, human resources, and financial capabilities to address pressing issues effectively. Powell envisions trading nations developing innovative solutions, establishing new institutions, and creating multilateral platforms at regional levels. This strategic shift is expected to enhance regional trade and capital flows, thereby fostering sustained economic development.
Powell's insights resonate with the aspirations of young global citizens and business enthusiasts who are keen on emerging markets and tech innovations. His perspective underscores the importance of regional collaboration and the proactive steps nations are taking to ensure economic growth and stability in an interconnected world.
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Former Australian PM's advisor: World today sufficiently mature
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