Putin: Russia can make the world fairer with its actions

Russia, by its deeds and deeds, can make the world more just, one where all peoples are truly equal, said Russian President Vladimir Putin in his address to the participants of the first congress of the Russian Movement of Children and Youth. Transcript of the appeal published on the Kremlin website.

Changes are now taking place all over the world, not just in Russia, Putin said, and he believes they are for the better. “And I hope that with our deeds, deeds, our determination and at the same time the openness of our intentions, plans, principles, we will be able to make the world more just – one where all peoples are truly equal, where everyone has the right to respect, to follow their traditions, speak their native language, honor their ancestors, and where everyone has the opportunity for maximum self-realization, regardless of the conditions in which a person grew up, what family he comes from,” the President noted.

Putin has repeatedly spoken about changes in the structure of the world. On September 15, during a meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit, President accused The West is in “ugly attempts” to create a unipolar world, emphasizing that such a scenario is unacceptable for most countries.

At a meeting with the heads of intelligence services of the CIS countries on September 29, the Russian leader declaredthat the unipolar hegemony in the world is inexorably collapsing, at the same time, a more just world order is being formed.

The PRC authorities have also repeatedly spoken about their readiness to build a multipolar system together with the Russian Federation. In mid-November, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi at a meeting with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov on the sidelines of the G20 summit declaredthat China intends to “resolutely promote the development of a multipolar world.”