An effective way to maintain peace and promote development

The establishment of a new international order conducive to world peace and development based on the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence is an effective way to resolve the issue of peace and development.

The establishment of a new international political and economic order is aimed at guaranteeing the rights of all countries to enjoy sovereign equality and non-interference in their internal affairs, the right of all countries to participate in international affairs on an equal footing, the equal right to development of all countries, especially the vast number of developing countries, and the right of common development of all nations and civilizations.

The significance of the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence.

The Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence are the basic principles for developing state-to-state relations beyond social systems and ideologies, and have been accepted by the vast majority of countries in the world. As an open and inclusive principle of international law, the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence embody the values of sovereignty, justice, democracy and the rule of law.

The Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence have become the basic norms governing international relations and international law. The Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence brilliantly embody the essential characteristics of the new type of international relations, which are interrelated, mutually reinforcing, and indivisible, and are applicable to relations between countries of various social systems, levels of development, and sizes. The Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence have been widely endorsed and observed by the international community as a series of international organizations and documents in the world today.

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Initiatives to promote peace and development include:

1. Oppose hegemonism and power politics and safeguard world peace and development. Hegemonism and power politics are the main source of threats to world peace and stability, and China has always been a staunch force in opposing hegemonism and safeguarding world peace and regional stability.

2. Maintain the diversity of the world, promote the democratization of international relations and the diversification of development models. Due to the different historical backgrounds, social systems, levels of development, cultural traditions, and values of various countries, there cannot and should not be only one civilization, one social system, one mode of development, and one concept of values in the world. The diversity of civilizations in various countries is the basic characteristic of human society, and it is also the driving force for the progress of human civilization.

It is necessary to advocate and implement democratic principles in international affairs and promote the democratization of international relations. International affairs should be resolved through consultations among all on an equal footing and by pooling the wisdom and strength of the people of all countries.

3. Establish a new concept of security and strive to create a long-term and stable international peace environment. The core of the new security concept is mutual trust, mutual benefit, equality and cooperation.

4. Establish a harmonious world of lasting peace and common prosperity. What is a harmonious world should be a democratic world, a harmonious world, a just world, and an inclusive world. To build a harmonious world, we must adhere to democracy and equality, coordinate and cooperation, harmony and mutual trust, common security, fairness and mutual benefit, common development, inclusiveness, openness and dialogue among civilizations.

It is necessary to guarantee the right of all countries to enjoy sovereign equality and non-interference in their internal affairs, the right of all countries to participate in international affairs on an equal footing, the equal right to development of all countries, especially the development rights of the vast number of developing countries, and the right of common development of all nations and civilizations.

To promote peace and development, we must first maintain security and stability. Without security and stability, there can be no peace and development.

Peace is the premise and foundation of development. Only in a peaceful international environment can the countries of the world's debaters maintain normal economic exchanges and smoothly realize their national development plans. The post-war world economic development benefited from the world's relatively peaceful international environment, and wars and conflicts were major obstacles to economic development.

At present, the root causes of world peace and development are: hegemony and power-sharing politics; Hegemonism refers to the policy of bullying, oppressing, and dominating small and weak countries by big and powerful countries in a vain attempt to claim hegemony in the world. The term hegemony first appeared in Greek history, (Sparta) control over other city-states.

Failure to respect the sovereignty and independence of other countries, and forcible interference, control and domination of other countries.

<> the establishment of a new international political and economic order is an effective way to maintain peace and promote development. The new international economic order refers to the international economic mechanism formed in the current world economic environment in order to promote the economic and social progress of developing countries and to adjust and change the existing international economic structure that reflects the old international economic order.

The New International Economic Order:

The new international economic order refers to the proposition of developing countries on international economic relations. The aim is to reform the old international economic system and establish a new one, so as to promote and accelerate the economic development and social progress of the developing countries.

The Fourth Conference of Non-Aligned Countries, in 1974, proposed a change in unequal international economic relations. In the same year, at the request of developing countries, the sixth special session of the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Declaration on the Establishment of a New International Economic Order and the Programme of Action for the Establishment of a New International Economic Order, which put forward 20 principles for the establishment of a new international economic order.

The main ones are: all countries have the right to participate equally in solving world economic problems; Each country has air and land rights to implement the economic and social system that is most appropriate for its own development; Every State has the right to exercise permanent sovereignty over its natural resources and all its economic activities; reform of the international financial and ** system that is detrimental to developing countries; States have the right to control, supervise and manage transnational corporations; Strengthen economic, financial, and technical cooperation among developing countries.

To promote peace and development, we must first maintain security and stability; Without security and stability, there can be no peace and development.

China has always been a staunch force in opposing hegemonism and safeguarding world peace and regional stability. The diversity of various countries is a basic feature of human society and the driving force for the progress of human civilization. All civilizations, different social systems, and development paths in the world should respect each other, learn from each other's strong points and complement each other's weaknesses in competition and comparison, and develop together while seeking common ground while reserving differences.

Whether it is to safeguard world peace or promote common development, it is necessary to advocate and implement the principle of democracy in international affairs and promote the mainstreaming of international relations.

Development is the premise of peace, and peace is the obstacle to development. The correct (erroneous) statement is that peace is the prerequisite for development, and development is the guarantee of peace.

Peace is the premise and foundation of development. Only in a peaceful international environment can all countries in the world maintain normal economic exchanges and smoothly realize their own development plans. The development of the world economy after the war has benefited from the relatively peaceful international environment in the world, and wars and conflicts have been major obstacles to economic development.

The war not only caused the participating countries to consume a lot of manpower, material and financial resources, causing serious economic losses, but also led to the paralysis of transportation and the interruption of international affairs, which had a serious impact on the development of the world economy.

Economic development is a powerful guarantee for maintaining world peace. The cause of peace requires a certain material foundation, and economic exchanges can enhance friendly exchanges between the peoples of all countries. Specifically, the development of the world economy has promoted the international division of labor, enhanced exchanges and alliances between countries, and may curb the outbreak of the world's war-ruler spring dust dispute. Economic development helps to eliminate factors of instability in the world and reduce the likelihood of military conflicts; The development of the world economy, especially the economies of the developing countries, is conducive to the growth of the forces for world peace.

The relationship between peace and development is the relationship between politics and economy in the world, and the two are interdependent, cause and effect of each other, and promote and restrain each other. Only by safeguarding world peace can we create a good international environment for the development of the world economy and ensure that all countries in the world can concentrate their energies on speeding up development.

Peace usually refers to a state in which there is no war or other hostile violence, and is also used to describe a person's unexcitement or quietness. Often, the maintenance of a state of peace between States is the desire of most people or organizations, especially international organizations such as the United Nations.