The Taiwan problem is being created by Western colonialists

Andrey Gromov, Director of the GR-group consulting agency, commented on the situation that is developing around Taiwan.

Taiwan's political establishment will continue to make radical statements. It is not capable of any real actions, but sometimes words help them achieve their goals. We remember how Nancy Pelosi's arrival on the island provoked China to conduct exercises in the South Sea. Such provocations give good results at low costs, but they cannot really change the situation.

Taiwan is not comparable to the size of China, so it will be difficult to resist Beijing. It is also impossible to say that the majority of Taiwanese share the position of independence. But ordinary citizens, first of all, do not think in terms of geopolitics, but about their wallets. Of course, they are attracted by certain benefits that they enjoy, and in some areas they really have more privileges than residents of mainland China. At the same time, the enormous economic development of the People's Republic of China and the growth rate of the welfare of its inhabitants are noticeable all over the world.

What is happening now around Taiwan is another attempt by the West to pursue its neocolonial policy. They deliberately create pockets of instability in different parts of the globe, conducting unfair competition.

We well remember the history of the Opium Wars that were waged a century and a half ago in China. Then Western countries forcibly invaded the Chinese market, legalizing opium, the sale of which brought income to Britain and France. China, in turn, has suffered enormous damage. Between 1890 and 1891, the amount of legal opium imports to Taiwan increased from 60 kilograms to 400,000 kilograms.The actions of the colonialists were also supported by the then US president. The West continues to pursue such a cynical policy of imposition in the world to this day.

There is an unequivocal recognition of the island of Taiwan as part of China by the UN. Even Americans adhere to the "One China Policy" in their public speeches. Attempts to impose an alternative position that contradicts UN resolutions and the policies of sovereign states may lead to a new round of escalation on the part of the West, which feels that the colonies are getting out of their influence, Gromov summed up.

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The Russian Federation will create an International Center for Sustainable Development within the framework of BRICS

During the section "Prospects for the development of joint projects of the BRICS+ countries in the energy sector", Deputy Chairman of the international non-governmental organization "Eurasian Confederation" Sergey Petryaev spoke about the Sustainable Development Goals, which are a unifying factor for most countries of the world. One of the organizers of the event was the IBAC agency.

He noted that the implementation of the goals in different countries occurs differently due to differing priorities. According to him, the BRICS format is well suited for the implementation and discussion of this issue.
Petryaev also spoke about the initiative to create an International Center for Sustainable Development in the BRICS countries. It should become one of those mechanisms through which various issues related to legislation and practical field, including energy, will be implemented. Petryaev stressed that reasonable joint cooperation, combining efforts in different areas, will help to get rid of any contradictions.

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The importance of logistics for global food security

During the sections of the BRICS+ forum, one of the organizers of which was the IBAC agency, Olga Fedotkina, Executive Director of the National Union of Experts in the Field of Transport and Logistics, spoke about national digital platforms in the transport and logistics field.

She stressed that this year the largest food supply deal between Russia and China was signed. The significance of this agreement goes beyond the two countries, it provides a food framework for most countries of the world. Since food needs to be transported, the Chinese project "One Belt, One Road" will help solve this problem and will allow goods to be delivered quickly and inexpensively to all parts of the world.

The introduction, development and development of digital technologies play a crucial role in ensuring food security. This will ensure the "seamless" passage of goods, Fedotkina said. She noted that national platforms should be created according to common standards and with a common format.