Thailand did not come, Brazil did not come. Although some countries were not present, I heard that leaders from 26 countries would come to Beijing to watch the military parade.
Let's talk about the 26 countries first, many of which have a very real relationship with us. For example, President Putin of Russia not only came by himself, but also brought an elite honor guard. Think about the energy cooperation projects between the two countries. Once the pipeline is connected, the interests of each other will be more tightly tied.
There is also Vucic of Serbia. I heard that he came despite a lot of domestic protests. After all, the Hungary-Serbia railway that we helped build is still progressing. This kind of solid cooperation is much more effective than vague slogans.
When Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz came, he was accompanied by senior military officials. As soon as he saw this battle, he could think of major projects such as nuclear power plants that the two sides cooperated with.
Kazakhstan’s President Tokayev is accompanied by oil ministers, and the intention is clear: to push forward in energy cooperation.
From Belarus to Mongolia to Malaysia, these 26 countries are basically key players in the Belt and Road Initiative. Together, they account for almost 40% of the world's population and more than one-third of their GDP. They are willing to come. In the end, we still value the benefits you can get from cooperating with us, such as the practical benefits of using RMB to settle for oil.
Then there are Thailand and Brazil, which were absent. On Thailand's side, the political situation has just undergone changes recently. Petongtan has just been dismissed. The new political situation has not yet stabilized. It is estimated that the government is busy dealing with internal affairs and does not have much energy to participate in activities. After all, the transfer of power and policy adjustment at home are important matters, and external activities will inevitably be affected.
As for Brazil, as a big country in South America, it has had a lot of economic and trade cooperation with us in recent years, but it may not be able to come this time because of its own diplomatic rhythm or domestic affairs arrangements.
But then again, each country has its own considerations. Not coming doesn't mean that the relationship between the two sides is not good. It may just be in time for other things and can't arrange the itinerary.
In fact, whether they come or not, there are their respective reasons. countries, mostly want to use this opportunity to further strengthen cooperation with us, after all, the current global situation is complicated, finding a reliable partner is not easy.
But just looking at the fact that the leaders of 26 countries are willing to make a special trip here can already explain a lot of problems-our international cooperation over the years is not based on fictitious things, but on real projects and the benefits of mutual benefit and win-win, which is the key to bringing everyone together.
This military parade is not only a demonstration of strength, but also an opportunity for cooperation partners to sit down and chat again, and also allows the outside world to see the solid relationship between us and these countries.
Let's talk about the 26 countries first, many of which have a very real relationship with us. For example, President Putin of Russia not only came by himself, but also brought an elite honor guard. Think about the energy cooperation projects between the two countries. Once the pipeline is connected, the interests of each other will be more tightly tied.
There is also Vucic of Serbia. I heard that he came despite a lot of domestic protests. After all, the Hungary-Serbia railway that we helped build is still progressing. This kind of solid cooperation is much more effective than vague slogans.
When Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz came, he was accompanied by senior military officials. As soon as he saw this battle, he could think of major projects such as nuclear power plants that the two sides cooperated with.
Kazakhstan’s President Tokayev is accompanied by oil ministers, and the intention is clear: to push forward in energy cooperation.
From Belarus to Mongolia to Malaysia, these 26 countries are basically key players in the Belt and Road Initiative. Together, they account for almost 40% of the world's population and more than one-third of their GDP. They are willing to come. In the end, we still value the benefits you can get from cooperating with us, such as the practical benefits of using RMB to settle for oil.
Then there are Thailand and Brazil, which were absent. On Thailand's side, the political situation has just undergone changes recently. Petongtan has just been dismissed. The new political situation has not yet stabilized. It is estimated that the government is busy dealing with internal affairs and does not have much energy to participate in activities. After all, the transfer of power and policy adjustment at home are important matters, and external activities will inevitably be affected.
As for Brazil, as a big country in South America, it has had a lot of economic and trade cooperation with us in recent years, but it may not be able to come this time because of its own diplomatic rhythm or domestic affairs arrangements.
But then again, each country has its own considerations. Not coming doesn't mean that the relationship between the two sides is not good. It may just be in time for other things and can't arrange the itinerary.
In fact, whether they come or not, there are their respective reasons. countries, mostly want to use this opportunity to further strengthen cooperation with us, after all, the current global situation is complicated, finding a reliable partner is not easy.
But just looking at the fact that the leaders of 26 countries are willing to make a special trip here can already explain a lot of problems-our international cooperation over the years is not based on fictitious things, but on real projects and the benefits of mutual benefit and win-win, which is the key to bringing everyone together.
This military parade is not only a demonstration of strength, but also an opportunity for cooperation partners to sit down and chat again, and also allows the outside world to see the solid relationship between us and these countries.