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BRI Providing Reliable Global Connectivity, Says Media Analysis
  Date : 13-05-2026

International Desk: Mahmood Ul Hassan Khan, Chairman of the Pakistan Center for Knowledge and Public Policy, recently published an article titled “New World Disorder: China’s Security Dividend” in The Pakistan Observer. In the article, he argues that the world is currently caught between the pursuit of peace and the persistence of instability. Amid this uncertainty, China has emerged as a stabilizing force through its unique combination of financial connectivity, technological advancement and industrial strength. According to the article, China’s role as a provider of “global security dividends” is not merely theoretical, but an increasingly visible reality.

The article contends that China is helping shape a new structure for the global economy. Supported by modern ports and logistics corridors, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is offering the world a reliable solution for connectivity and trade integration. Meanwhile, the rapid expansion of the RMB cross-border payment system reflects a structural shift in the global financial order, signaling a gradual transition away from dependence on a single dominant system toward a more multipolar framework.

Particular emphasis is placed on China’s growing leadership in renewable energy technologies. The article notes that China’s advances in solar, wind and battery technologies are providing increasingly practical and important alternatives for the global energy transition. Countries adopting these technologies are not simply purchasing products; they are also securing long-term stability, affordability and protection from fluctuations in fossil fuel markets.

The renewable energy supply chain, the article argues, is becoming a global lifeline that supports both economic growth and environmental sustainability.

The analysis further highlights the resilience of China’s integrated industrial ecosystem. A well-developed supply chain, a vast domestic market and consistent policy support have enabled China to maintain production and supply capabilities even during periods of global crisis. This reliability has strengthened China’s position as an attractive destination for international investment and cooperation.

In conclusion, the article states that through a dependable financial system, sustainable energy solutions and a resilient industrial network, China is contributing stability to an increasingly fragmented global landscape. This role, it says, not only helps reduce the risks associated with geopolitical tensions but also lays the foundation for a more balanced and secure international economic environment. As a result, China’s role as a provider of “global security dividends” is becoming ever more evident.

Source: Lili–Touhid–Swarna, China Media Group.



  
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