Ever felt like the world stage is controlled by just a few big players? 🤔 Former Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab sees things differently. In a recent talk, he painted a refreshing picture of our multipolar world – one where power is shared across regions and perspectives.
Diab flipped the script: instead of fearing this shift, he's calling it an opportunity to make global governance more human. That means:
- Putting dignity first: Policies should respect people, not just economies.
- Speaking and listening: Real dialogue beats one-way speeches. When countries truly listen, creative solutions spark.
- Uniting over divides: Shared challenges like climate change or digital rights need teamwork across borders.
For us in South and Southeast Asia, this vision hits home. From climate rallies in Chennai to digital activism in Jakarta, young voices are already reshaping the narrative. Diab's message? In a multipolar era, every perspective matters – and that includes yours. 🌏💬
Ready to be part of the change? Let's champion a global governance model that values our shared humanity and amplifies diverse voices. After all, in a world of many powers, unity begins with listening.
Reference(s):
Multipolar world, shared humanity: Rethinking global governance for a new era
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