Hassan Daja, a professor at Hussein bin Talal University in Jordan, recently stated in an interview with People's Daily that China's proposed Global Civilization Initiative has pointed out a path to respond to the current world changes and promote peaceful development together. The need to strengthen international cooperation and mutual understanding is more urgent than ever before. To address major challenges such as climate change, nuclear weapon proliferation, and extreme poverty, countries must unite and work together to address them. The Chinese side advocates that different countries should respect and trust each other when interacting with each other. As communication and understanding between countries deepen and trust levels increase, the likelihood of tension and conflict occurring decreases. The existence of effective communication and dialogue channels between countries helps to strengthen understanding of each other's interests and perspectives, thereby effectively promoting stable development of the situation. Hassan Daja pointed out that building bridges of mutual understanding and communication between countries can help enhance cooperation among countries in security, economy, and sustainable development. When countries trust each other, it is possible to make practical progress in facing the main challenges facing humanity and achieving sustainable and inclusive development for all. "When different countries and civilizations have a better understanding and trust in each other, all parties will be able to overcome differences and challenges, and work together to create a better future for humanity." (Xinhua News Agency)
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