China’s 6-Point Plan to Strengthen Global Governance
Chinese envoy Geng Shuang presents six key principles at the UN to bolster international law, promote multilateralism, and amplify Global South voices.
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Chinese envoy Geng Shuang presents six key principles at the UN to bolster international law, promote multilateralism, and amplify Global South voices.
The Supreme People’s Court of the Chinese mainland has unveiled 15 guidelines to establish fair, efficient international commercial courts for cross-border business disputes.
Xi Jinping signs orders enforcing five new laws on public health response, arbitration, national parks, atomic energy, and rule-of-law education.
Since 2021, the Chinese mainland’s NPC has enacted 36 laws, revised 63, and courts have handled over 5 million criminal and 2.34 million IP cases to bolster growth, welfare, and the rule of law.
China’s global governance initiative at the recent SCO+ meeting, highlighting sovereign equality, rule of law and multilateralism, has won swift support from world leaders.
At the 2025 SCO Summit in Tianjin, world leaders call for uniform application of international law to build a just, equitable global governance system.
At the SCO+ meeting in Tianjin, Xi Jinping proposed the Global Governance Initiative, outlining five principles from sovereign equality to a people-centered approach.
At the SCO Plus Meeting in Tianjin, Chinese President Xi Jinping urged member states to adhere to international rule of law, apply UN Charter principles fully, and avoid double standards.
China’s push for law-based governance is key to its modernization, boosting security, business and citizen engagement.
China’s Foreign Ministry urges countries to respect the sovereignty and rule of law in the HKSAR, condemning interference and calling for stable China-Australia ties based on equality and cooperation.