Spokesperson's Remarks｜China will cooperate with BRICS partners to make global governance more equitable

China will take the 17th BRICS Summit as an opportunity to continue to uphold the BRICS spirit, work hand in hand with BRICS partners to promote our shared values, safeguard our common interests and facilitate solidarity-driven collective advancement, make global governance more just, equitable, effective and orderly, and join hands in building a better world shared by all, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said at a regular press conference on Tuesday.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang attended the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In terms of introducing more details, Mao said that from July 6 to 7, Premier of the State Council Li Qiang attended the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He pointed out that transformations unseen in a century are accelerating in the world, international rules and order face serious challenges, and the authority and efficacy of multilateral mechanisms are weakening. The global governance vision of extensive consultation and joint contribution for shared benefit proposed by President Xi Jinping holds even greater value and relevance. All parties need the spirit of equality and respect to enable more extensive consultation, united and collaborative actions to enhance our joint contribution, and wholehearted embrace of other's success as our own to expand shared benefits. Standing at the forefront of the Global South, BRICS countries should uphold independence and strive to be the pioneering force in advancing global governance reform, uphold justice and safeguard world peace and tranquility, focus on development and bolster the driving forces of economic growth, and uphold inclusiveness and promote exchange and mutual learning among civilizations. Greater BRICS cooperation should safeguard and practice multilateralism. It should be committed to building an open world economy, enhancing international financial cooperation and unlocking new, promising areas in economic growth. It should unequivocally oppose unilateralism and protectionism, and keep the industrial and supply chains stable and smooth.

"The meeting adopted the Rio de Janeiro Declaration, the Statement on Global Governance of Artificial Intelligence and the Climate Finance Framework Declaration," Mao added. (By Ma Ziqian/China Youth Daily)