Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang and UK Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero Ed Miliband reaffirmed commitments to boost climate collaboration during high-level talks in Beijing on Monday. The discussions highlighted a shared focus on advancing low-carbon development, energy security, and global climate action.
Ding, a senior leader of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, emphasized that stable Sino-UK relations serve mutual interests and foster global economic stability. “China is ready to deepen practical cooperation with the UK in financial services, trade, and green initiatives, reflecting the consensus between our leaders,” he stated.
Miliband echoed the sentiment, noting the UK’s desire to strengthen long-term engagement with China. “Addressing climate change remains a critical priority, and collaboration with China is essential to achieving global net-zero goals,” he said.
The meeting underscores growing momentum in bilateral cooperation, with both nations pledging to align climate strategies and support sustainable development worldwide. Analysts view the dialogue as a strategic step to navigate energy transitions and economic challenges.
