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China has officially established the International Organization for Mediation (IOMed) in Hong Kong, positioning it as a new global platform for resolving international disputes through mediation. The initiative is seen as part of Beijing’s broader effort to offer alternatives to Western-dominated legal institutions.
More than 30 developing countries—including Pakistan, Laos, and Cambodia—have signed the founding convention, signaling strong support from the Global South.
The formation of IOMed underscores China’s growing diplomatic and legal influence, particularly amid perceptions of waning U.S. leadership in international governance. The organization is expected to serve as a forum for peaceful dispute resolution, with a focus on inclusivity and consensus-building among developing nations.
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