Interview: China is the promoter of the new globalization -Sherve Gali, an expert in the International Relations of the University of Abuja University in Nigeria

Xinhua News Agency, August 28th. Interview: China is the promoter of new globalization -Sheriff Gali, an expert in international relations from Abuja University, visiting the University of Abuja University in Nigeria

Xinhua News Agency reporter Guo Jun

Shelef Galley, the director of the Department of Political and International Relations of the University of Abuja University in Nigeria, said in an exclusive interview with Xinhua News Agency that China has made positive contributions to new globalization and global governance, and promotes the process of globalization more fair and tolerant.

Gali said that during a long period of time, the globalization of the West was the implementation of Western political systems, economic systems, and ideological and culture in the world to achieve global benefits. Most African countries and other developing countries could not follow It really benefits in this globalization process.

Gali believes that the same is true in the cultural field. "The so -called universal culture is actually European culture or American culture. Western culture sweeps all over the world ... they globalize their culture."

Gali said that with the rise of emerging economies, the right to speak in global governance in developing countries has become greater and more and more fair and tolerant of the globalization process through various multilateral cooperation mechanisms and platforms. "China is one of the promoters of the new global system."

Regarding some recent western institutions and politicians advocating the so -called "decoupling with China", Gali pointed out that this is only because they cannot accept the fact that China has developed rapidly, and it is worried that China's success has set an example for other developing countries, shaking its dominance of global interests, The status.

Gali believes that China's influence has continued to increase and its status in the global supply chain cannot be replaced. The so -called "decoupling with China" is an unrealistic imagination. "No matter where you go, you will see Made in China," Gali said. "In today's industrial and economic systems, it is unimaginable without Chinese participation."

Gali said that the global supply chain in China is an important reliance of economic growth of developing countries such as Nigeria. The "Belt and Road" initiative proposed by China has continuously helped developing countries to improve the infrastructure necessary for developing countries. Developing countries are very attractive. Gali emphasized that "decoupling with China" has no market in developing countries, because "decoupling with China" is decoupled with opportunities. "Without China, globalization is unsustainable."

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