Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel voiced his support for Chinese President Xi Jinping's Global Governance Initiative (GGI), describing it as a "trustworthy framework for improving global order."
The GGI was proposed by President Xi on September 1 while chairing the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Plus (SCO Plus) meeting in Tianjin, in north China. This event marked the largest summit in the SCO’s 24-year history, drawing leaders from more than 20 countries and 10 international organizations.
For young global citizens and business leaders alike, the GGI represents a fresh approach to collaborative decision-making on issues ranging from economic stability to sustainable development. Its wide participation highlights a shared interest in reshaping global governance for the 21st century.
As emerging and established powers seek new platforms for cooperation, Cuba’s endorsement adds momentum to Xi’s vision. The coming months will show how the GGI translates high-level support into real-world impact.
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