Bangkok: President Xi Jinping's expansion of the "leaving no one behind" concept, initially aimed at tackling poverty within China, is now being applied globally to support developing nations through infrastructure development and shared economic growth. This strategy signifies a shift in global power dynamics, as reflected in a recent Pew Research Center survey highlighting a preference for China over the United States among many developing countries.
According to Thai News Agency, this development was discussed in detail on the program "Looking at China from Multiple Perspectives," where Associate Professor Dr. Li Renliang, Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs at the Faculty of Social Development and Strategic Management, NIDA, shared his insights. Hosted by Wacharin Setthakudhan, the program explored how China's strategic initiatives are fostering stronger ties with developing nations, reinforcing its influence in the Southern Hemisphere.