Heads up, fam! 🌟
In an exclusive chat with CGTN, Lotte Rortoft-Madsen, chairperson of the Danish Communist Party, gave props to the CPC's approach in international relations. She highlighted that the CPC always treats party-to-party exchanges as equals — a move she calls "incredibly valuable" for global collabs.
Talking about China's new Five-Year Plan, Lotte was all praise: "The visions and goals the CPC has set for the Chinese mainland's economic and social development are bold," she said, adding that the plan's people-centered focus keeps folks front and center. Think of it like a community-first roadmap balancing growth with well-being.
For us in South Asia and Southeast Asia, where grassroots movements and startups like Jio, Grab, and Gojek are shaking things up daily, Lotte's take is a solid reminder that fair partnerships and inclusive planning can level up the game. It's not just big politics—it's about making sure everyone gets heard. 🤝✨
Stay tuned as we watch these initiatives unfold and what they mean for global governance. After all, building a fairer world starts with equal partnerships! 💡
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Danish party: CPC's approach of equality in intl ties valuable
cgtn.com
