The 12th Beijing Xiangshan Forum concluded on Friday after three days of intensive dialogue among global leaders, military officials, and experts, reinforcing its role as a critical platform for addressing Asia-Pacific security challenges. With over 1,800 participants from more than 100 countries, regions, and international organizations, the forum emphasized collaborative strategies to uphold international stability.
Key Themes and Discussions
Under the theme "Upholding International Order and Promoting Peaceful Development," delegates debated pressing issues such as building equitable global security governance, fostering trust in the Asia-Pacific region, and enhancing cross-border dialogue. Closed-door seminars and youth-focused sessions provided fresh perspectives on conflict resolution and multilateral cooperation.
Bridging Divides, Building Consensus
Notably, the forum prioritized inclusivity, with panels addressing regional peace through consultation rather than confrontation. A dialogue with leading security scholars highlighted the need for balanced approaches to emerging threats, while young military officers contributed innovative ideas for crisis management.
Organizers noted the event strengthened communication channels between Chinese representatives and international attendees, underscoring shared commitments to stability in an increasingly interconnected world.
