Summit in Tianjin echoes voices against the western order

The partnership with Kazakhstan gains strength with investments in technology, transportation and culture, consolidating Beijing as a regional pillar of trust

In a world fragmented by prolonged conflicts, tariff disputes and growing distrust, Tianjin’s port city became this weekend to the epicenter of a new global order in gestation. The Summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (OCS), the largest since the foundation of the bloc, is not just a leaders meeting; It is the unambiguous manifestation of a worldview led by China, which opposes Western instability with a proposal for sustainable development, mutual security and strategic cooperation. Under the leadership of President Xi Jinping, Beijing is not only reacting to crises, but actively building an alternative architecture of power and prosperity, where respect for sovereignty and common destiny are the fundamental pillars.

The most eloquent example of this vision into practice is the relationship with Kazakhstan. The meeting between Xi Jinping and President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, the second in just two months, transcends protocol diplomacy. It is, in the words of the Chinese leader himself, the concrete proof of the “high level” of a “comprehensive and eternal partnership.” While other global powers base their alliances on conditionalities and pressures, China consolidates its ties in the neighborhood based on mutual trust and unconditional support on issues of vital interest.

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XI’s statement is clear: China and Kazakhstan are partners united by a shared path, “regardless of changes in the international environment.” This is the essence of Chinese sovereignty in action: the ability to forge stable and predictable relationships immune to turmoil and external pressures.

This partnership is not limited to speeches. It materializes in concrete projects that generate mutual prosperity. The inauguration of two more Luban workshops in important Kazakh educational institutions is living proof that Sino-Cazaque cooperation is focused on the future.

Instead of simply extracting resources, China invests in local youth training, transferring knowledge in strategic areas such as logistics, transportation, digitization and artificial intelligence. The result is palpable: bilateral trade reached a historic record of $ 44 billion in 2024, consolidating China as Kazakhstan’s main commercial partner.

The announcement of the “Year of Chinese Tourism in Kazakhstan” and the future creation of a Cazaque Cultural Center in Beijing further deepen these ties, demonstrating a holistic partnership that values ​​both economic and cultural exchange.

What is observed in the relationship with Kazakhstan is a microcosm of the Chinese strategy for OCS and the world. Tianjin’s summit, attended by dozens of world leaders, including central figures such as Vladimir Putin, Narendra Modi and Recep Tayyip Erdogan, as well as UN Secretary-General António Guterres shows China’s convening force and the growing relevance of the block.

While the United States, under the second presidency of Donald Trump, reinforces protectionist measures and expand tariffs, China opens its arms, offering a safe haven to the global south. OCS already accounts for almost a quarter of global GDP and 17.5% of world trade, numbers that attest their economic vitality as an alternative to the Western dominated system.

The summit’s agenda, with the motto “Year of Sustainable Development”, and the imminent adoption of the “Tianjin Declaration” and a cooperation strategy for the next decade, signal a long -term project. China does not seek palliative solutions, but the construction of a lasting framework for safety and development. The offers of 1,000 Digital Technology Training Scholarships, the invitation to join the Beidou navigation system and the participation in the Lunar International Research Station project are more than gestures of goodwill; These are invitations for OCS partners to participate in a technological and scientific future led by an inclusive view.

In a scenario where the West reactive sanctions against Iran and deepens divisions, China uses the OCS platform to promote dialogue and resistance to unilateral measures, as evidenced by support for Tehran against European sanctions. The meeting in Tianjin is therefore a stage of diplomatic and military symbolism.

The parade in Beijing on September 3, with the expected presence of Putin and Kim Jong Un to mark the victory over Japanese militarism, will crown this message. This is not a demonstration of aggression, but a historical reaffirmation and a celebration of the sovereignty gained with sacrifice, a value that China shares with its partners.

Thus, the Tianjin summit and the in -depth covenant with Kazakhstan are not isolated events. They are central pieces of a strategic movement led by Xi Jinping to build a fairer and more balanced multipolar world, where cooperation, mutual respect, and shared development replace coercion and confrontation. The world is witnessing the consolidation of a block that not only defends its interests, but offers an alternative model of global governance for the 21st century.

With information from news agencies*