Insight Talk: Keeping Policy Consistency Will Help China Deal with Climate Change
The most impressive change is that citizens in China are more and more concerned about climate change.
The most impressive change is that citizens in China are more and more concerned about climate change.
In traditional Chinese philosophy, challenge is opportunity. We find the way out as a synergy of three different policy objectives, growth, energy security and climate change.
China is the only developing country that made very significant commitment to climate change.
China is the land of opportunity at different levels. I mean today, since a long time, a lot of architecture and design is being done in China.
Chinese investment is really a great opportunity in the current landscape, because after the financial crisis, we have a squeeze of total investment flows in the world, and the post-crisis process was not enough sufficient in order to build more flows of direct foreign investment.
America’s focus ought to be on improving ourselves by overcoming the problems within our own society.
There are a lot of links between the young people in this world. And as the more sophisticated they get, the more they have things together in common.
Despite COVID-19 pandemic limitations, intense BRICS dialogue has continued on topical global issues.
If states all around the world continue to pursue selfish policies, demonstrate a lack of the ability to seek consensus, and are consumerist about cooperation with other countries, …, against the backdrop of climate change and global demographic trends, it will lead to disaster.
Look at the proximity of the airports of Liege and Brussels. So, the Belt and Road, with regard to connectivity, gave a boost to the rail transport.
Every country has the right to choose its own modernization path. The Chinese model of modernization offers a new option to other countries and nations who want to speed up their development while preserving their independence.
I summaize them into, I call them the four ‘ins’ that are necessary for China as it develops.