Survey Reveals Strong Support for Systemic Changes
A landmark CGTN survey of 9,182 respondents across 47 countries reveals growing consensus among Global South nations for urgent reforms to global governance systems. Poverty reduction, food security, and regional stability emerged as top priorities, with 74% of respondents identifying inequality as the most pressing challenge.
Developed Nations Face Criticism
Over 73% of participants criticized developed countries for failing to meet international obligations, while 81.9% urged the UN to prioritize Global South interests. The poll highlights a clear mandate: 76.2% advocate reforming existing governance frameworks rather than rebuilding from scratch.
China's Proposal Gains Momentum
China's Global Governance Initiative received overwhelming endorsement, with 92.9% supporting equal participation in international decision-making. Key priorities include enhancing transparency in global institutions (86.6%) and strengthening South-South cooperation in technology and economic development.
Methodology and Scope
Conducted in partnership with Renmin University of China's Institute for International Communication, the survey sampled adults across developed and developing nations, aligning with national demographic distributions. Results suggest shifting dynamics in global power structures as developing nations seek greater representation.
