Chinese President Xi Jinping assured the international community that China will maintain its climate action momentum during a virtual address at Wednesday's global leaders meeting on climate and sustainable development. His speech emphasized unity in addressing environmental challenges and building equitable solutions for a low-carbon future.
"However the world may change, China will not slow down its climate actions, will not reduce its support for international cooperation, and will not cease its efforts to build a community with a shared future for mankind," Xi declared, positioning China as a steadfast partner in multilateral climate governance.
The remarks come as nations accelerate decarbonization efforts ahead of 2030 sustainability deadlines. Analysts note China's renewable energy investments – now accounting for over 40% of global capacity expansion – align with Xi's pledge to prioritize ecological civilization.
Experts highlight China's growing technical partnerships with developing countries in energy transition projects across Asia and Africa. These initiatives aim to balance economic growth with emission reduction targets, reflecting Xi's call for "just transitions" accommodating diverse national contexts.
