Khaberni - Former Prime Minister Dr. Omar Razzaz warned of the danger of the absence of international rules regulating relations between countries, emphasizing that following what is known as the "law of the jungle" is the quickest road to a global catastrophe.
Razzaz stated during his participation in the Lanting Forum held in Beijing under the title "Improving Global Governance and Building a Shared Future for Humanity": "The idea of the law of the jungle—that every country does whatever it wants, whenever it wants, without adhering to any rule—is the fastest way to a global catastrophe."
Razzaz explained that the world faces interlinked challenges that require broad international cooperation, such as climate change, war risks, artificial intelligence, and pandemics, emphasizing that confronting these crises can only be achieved through effective global governance based on cooperation and multilateralism.
He also called for enhancing the role of the United Nations and international organizations in coordinating efforts, noting that unilateral solutions will not achieve the desired global stability.
Razzaz mentioned that I, as a Jordanian citizen, thank China for its supportive stance on the Palestinian cause and its condemnation of the genocide in Gaza, and for presenting a project that supports the Palestinians' right to an independent state.
It should be noted that the Lanting Forum is organized periodically by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs in cooperation with Peking University and aims to promote dialogue on issues of global governance and cooperation among nations to build a more balanced and just human society.
