The Asian nation continues to support an international system based on law, with the United Nations at its core.

On Tuesday, Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang warned at the World Economic Forum in Davos about the dangers of a possible division of the world into two separate systems, cautioning that the consequences would be “unimaginable” and would severely harm humanity.

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Speaking in the Swiss city, Ding emphasized that the international community is increasingly concerned about this risk, as “it would be very difficult for humanity to address common challenges together” if the world were divided.

The Chinese leader warned of the risks of confrontation in a “worst-case scenario,” a situation in which “no country could remain unaffected.”

“Davos remains a key forum for discussing global issues and fostering international cooperation, driving new ideas for shared progress,” Ding stated, calling for global solidarity and highlighting that international cooperation is essential to overcome turbulence and build a shared future.

The senior official reaffirmed his country’s commitment to peace and international cooperation, asserting that China is a “defender and builder” of the international order.

Ding noted that China has been a strong advocate of multilateralism and continues to support an international system based on law, with the United Nations at its core.

The vice premier reiterated China’s commitment to inclusive economic globalization, pointing out that despite “disagreements over its distribution,” it remains a trend that is “beneficial for all.”

He also stressed that, despite current global challenges such as rising protectionism and geopolitical tensions, international cooperation is essential to address common issues, including climate change, food security, and the energy transition.

teleSUR/ JF Source: Xinhua

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