From Paris 2015 to Glasgow 2021, the Clock Is Ticking
China is willing to team up with the international community to create a global climate governance system that is fair, rational, cooperative and beneficial to all.
China is willing to team up with the international community to create a global climate governance system that is fair, rational, cooperative and beneficial to all.
Bringing strong pitches for increasing exports to China to reduce the trade deficit, Indian businesses have made strong showings at all three past CIIEs.
In the wake of such challenges, relentless efforts to bridge the gap of understanding are imperative as the prevailing anti-terror fight requires a new paradigm shift with a globally holistic and multilateral approach.
The Chinese government is not ignoring the new geopolitical environment and wants to preserve good Sino-European relations.
In the long run, it will also become clear that the revival of the world economy can only be accomplished through greater cooperation rather than through cut-throat competition.
Less developed and vulnerable countries should be assisted on the journey toward common prosperity, in particular, to solve the problem of inadequate and unbalanced development.
China and the UN will reimagine, innovate, reinvigorate and continue the hard and daily work and dedicate ourselves anew to creating lasting prosperity for the people of China and the world over.
The B3W and the initiative—all those efforts should be coordinated globally by the wealthy countries, trying to establish the infrastructure necessary for the rest of the world, so that we can build a safer, more prosperous world.
The country’s contributions to the world’s economic growth and safeguarding of the multilateral trading system since 2001 are undeniable and further demonstrated by the WTO’s appreciation for China in its eighth trade policy review.
While heaps of expection have been piled on the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in November, now is the time for action!
The future of wildlife as well as the future of human beings depends on the choices made, and action taken, today.
Focusing on economic and non-traditional security issues in fields such as climate, food, finance, cybersecurity and supply chains, the GEDS established the goal of building a major international forum and dialogue platform for finding solutions, and galvanizing joint action to deal with global challenges.