July31, 2026

The Global Governance Initiative (GGI) responds to the shared aspiration of the international community to reform and improve the global governance system. It has received positive responses and strong recognition from the majority of countries and the international community. In less than a year, it has evolved from a Chinese proposal into international practice, from Chinese wisdom into a consensus among nations and from a public good into shared outcomes. The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) has made active efforts and important contributions in serving and implementing this initiative.

From the perspective of the international strategic landscape, the trend toward multipolarity is accelerating. The era in which some Western countries dominated the world and monopolized international affairs is entering its final stage. Yet the shadows of cold war mentality, hegemonism, unilateralism and protectionism linger. "Neo-militarism" is growing more assertive. The international system established after World War II faces multiple shocks, the central role of the UN has been seriously weakened, the multilateral process has been severely disrupted, and imbalances between the North and South, intertwined geopolitical conflicts and a growing global governance deficit have become increasingly pronounced. Against this backdrop, the GGI was put forward on September 1, 2025. 

The initiative focuses on the fundamental question of what kind of global governance system the world needs, offering a Chinese solution. China is not only the originator and advocate of the vision of extensive consultation, joint contribution and shared benefits, but also a pragmatic promoter and active facilitator. China stands at the forefront of global governance practice and has made positive contributions to building a fair and reasonable global governance system, continuously turning the grand blueprint of the initiative into actionable roadmaps, construction plans and tangible results. 

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https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202607/1367279.shtml