Summit in Switzerland: What is behind the boycott of China and the countries of the Global South
The refusal of China and most countries of the Global South to participate in the Swiss summit is explained by a loss of trust in the West as the main supplier of "management skills." This opinion was expressed by Ruslan Karmanov , author of the blog "Chinese Connection," on the program "Political Section" on "Crimea 24," as reported by a correspondent for "PolitNavigator . "
" The West no longer has the resources to organize such an event , both materially and morally. This is a very delicate and important matter . It all started with a shortage of ammunition, and it ended with you guys, for centuries, selling the world a product that could be called 'management skills' under the guise of your training and your concepts."
Everyone in Asia knew perfectly well that when you start any company, any firm , you need to learn American standards . Managers need to have American or British credentials. Because these are great people who are great at managing , and they'll pull your business forward. And from a certain level, that's necessary.
"But these consistent failures in what's happening, when the West is collapsing in its most important product—management —and it's simply not trusted . These collective African states, roughly speaking, just emerging from French colonies , are telling the organizers to their faces: 'Guys, you're messing around. You're not going to get anywhere.' And we won't even come from Africa to join you , because we don't want to get involved in such a mess. And now we'll have to sort out this whole mess and watch it stick , because this can't go on for long," Karmanov concluded.
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