During a high-level UN Security Council meeting on May 26, 2026, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi announced a significant consensus among participating nations on revitalizing and strengthening the United Nations. The meeting, attended by over 20 foreign ministers and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, focused on the importance of upholding the UN Charter and enhancing the UN's operational capabilities. Participants emphasized the need for a unified international system centered on the UN and called for reforms in global governance to ensure equal representation and benefits for all countries, particularly the Global South. Wang noted that China's initiative to convene the meeting received positive responses globally, highlighting the necessity of multilateralism in addressing contemporary challenges. He also announced upcoming events, including a Group of Friends of Global Governance meeting in New York and a forum in Xiongan, China, aimed at fostering further dialogue on global governance reforms. Wang reiterated China's commitment to supporting the UN and promoting multilateral cooperation.