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- 09.09.2023 08:29:00
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US President Joe Biden is trying to distance the countries of the "Global South" from China, and for this purpose he wants to use the G20 summit, which will begin in India.
According to Foreign Policy, the United States wants to offer its Chinese partners an alternative to the global "One Belt, One Road" initiative that the country has been promoting in recent years.
According to the publication, Biden was one of the first to come to India a day ago and is trying to take advantage of the absence of Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the summit.
The US president immediately began announcing G20 proposals against China's influence in developing countries.
In particular, he announced plans to further develop the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to better help developing countries repay their debts.
"Given the scale of the need, as well as China's forced and unsustainable lending process through the Belt and Road Initiative, we need high-standard, high-performance solutions to address the challenges countries face." we need to ensure its existence," said US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan.
Source: Daryo.uz
