Tackling Climate Change: China in Action
The twin pillars of China’s climate policy are strengthening international solidarity and cooperation and ensuring harmonious co-existence with nature.
The twin pillars of China’s climate policy are strengthening international solidarity and cooperation and ensuring harmonious co-existence with nature.
At the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in Peru, President Xi Jinping promises open cooperation and development, providing assurance in an era of uncertainties, trade protectionism, and geopolitical tension.
It took seven years to win recognition for the Badain Jaran Desert as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, reflecting China’s dedication to natural heritage protection and the international community’s recognition of its value.
China’s firm commitment to green development will give more stability to the global response to climate change, and the innovative development of its new energy industry will provide greater impetus for sustainable development around the world.
China and Europe need to explore new areas of cooperation while avoiding competition in certain traditional domains.
With the utilization of low-altitude airspace and improvement of the operation systems in the future, China’s low-altitude economy will enter a period of multi-tiered development, showing a trend of integration of operation, manufacturing, and services.
As the stock market warms up, the property market picks up and consumption burgeons, shored up by incremental policies, China is on track to achieve its 2024 growth target.
Though the legal system for IP protection in some Western developed countries is already very mature, in terms of the capability of the government to advance innovation, China leads the world.
Talent exchange and cooperation is facilitating China-EU ties, arguably one of the most important bilateral relationships in the world today.
China-Europe exchanges are of great significance not just for China and Europe, but also for the entire world as well.
China’s permanent residence policy protected the rights and interests of foreigners holding Chinese PR IDs in terms of their work, life, and entrepreneurship.
China and the EU have a strong resource base and broad cooperation space, which should be tapped for talent exchange and intelligent transformation.