Over the past decade, the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" has focused on economic development, focused on improving people's livelihood and well-being, and brought a full sense of gain, happiness and achievement to the people of the joint construction country. In an interview with a reporter from Xinhua News Agency, people from many countries believed that over the past decade, the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" has promoted the people in the joint construction countries to better realize their rights to life and development, consolidated the foundation for the development of global human rights protection, and made positive contributions to the progress and development of global human rights cause. The China Foundation for Human Rights Development and the National High end Think Tank of Xinhua News Agency jointly released the think tank report "For a Better World - Ten Years of Co building the" the Belt and Road "from the perspective of human rights" a few days ago. The cases described in the report and the views explained in the report have aroused resonance among many overseas people. Jeffrey Sachs, a well-known American economist who promoted the development of the cause of world human rights, said that a series of treaties and conventions such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights have made it clear that people of all countries enjoy basic rights such as access to food, education, decent work, social security, medical care, and so on. The "the Belt and Road" initiative contributes to the realization of these rights by promoting economic development and providing public services. Muhammad Jubri, a journalism professor at the University of Iraq, believes that the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" has helped to solve many problems and promoted the development of human rights in economic, social, cultural and other aspects, especially in poverty eradication. "Thanks to this, the living standard of the people in the joint construction country has significantly improved". Anna Marinberg Ui, Deputy Director of the Philippine Institute for Asian Century Strategy, believes that the right to development is a fundamental human right recognized by the international community, and that development that enables people to live a good life is good development. The joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" initiative has helped many developing countries overcome development bottlenecks such as inadequate infrastructure. Through a series of collaborative projects, this initiative has created more employment opportunities, provided more vocational training and education opportunities, and improved people's livelihoods in development. Ismail Buchanan, senior lecturer of the Department of Political Science of the University of Rwanda, said that the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" initiative has strengthened the right to development of the joint construction country, helped the joint construction country to improve infrastructure and increase people's income to reduce poverty, and played an important role in promoting the development of human rights in the joint construction country. In the past ten years of improving the people's livelihood of the country, the "the Belt and Road Initiative" has been transformed from concept to action, from vision to reality. One by one, people's livelihood projects and popular support projects have helped local people solve urgent problems, improve living conditions, and enhance the well-being of the people in building a country together. Many people from co building countries have a deep understanding of this. From the expressway to the wrestling arena, from the rural well drilling project to the Fangjiuni Bridge, Abdoulaye Ba, Secretary General of the Senegalese Foreign Journalists Association, is familiar with the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" project in Senegal, especially the rural well drilling project mentioned in the report. "I personally went to those villages and saw that the wells built with China's help have greatly improved the local water supply and made the lives of local villagers better." He said that the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" has made great contributions to improving the people's livelihood in Senegal over the years. "The 'Clean Serbia' project we are currently building is under the framework of the 'the Belt and Road' initiative.