China's trio of global initiatives, championed by President Xi Jinping, aim to establish a more equitable and collaborative framework for international cooperation, says former Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab. In an exclusive interview with China Media Group, Diab emphasized that the Global Development Initiative (GDI), Global Security Initiative (GSI), and Global Civilization Initiative (GCI) reflect China's commitment to fostering global stability and shared prosperity.
'These initiatives enable every country to play a constructive role in shaping a peaceful future,' Diab stated, highlighting their potential to bridge developmental gaps and address geopolitical tensions. The GDI prioritizes sustainable growth, the GSI advocates non-conflict security solutions, and the GCI promotes intercultural dialogue—all anchored in Xi's vision of multilateralism.
Diab noted that the initiatives offer alternatives to 'zero-sum approaches,' particularly for developing nations seeking balanced economic partnerships. Analysts suggest this aligns with growing demand for platforms that emphasize inclusivity amid shifting global power dynamics.
