In a significant move towards global environmental sustainability, Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang met with UK Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, Ed Miliband, in Beijing on Monday. The two leaders discussed enhancing cooperation to address the pressing issue of climate change.
Vice Premier Ding emphasized that developing stable and mutually beneficial relations between the Chinese mainland and the UK serves the common interests of both peoples. He highlighted the importance of joint efforts in promoting global economic growth and tackling shared challenges.
“China is ready to work with the UK to implement the consensus reached by our leaders,” Ding stated. “We aim to consolidate the positive momentum in our bilateral ties, deepen cooperation in financial services, trade and investment, and low-carbon development. Together, we can better benefit our peoples and the world.”
Ed Miliband expressed the UK’s sincere desire to enhance engagement with China. “The UK government is committed to developing a long-term and constructive relationship with China,” he said. “We are ready to strengthen cooperation on energy security and addressing climate change.”
The meeting signifies a renewed commitment by both nations to work collaboratively on environmental initiatives, potentially paving the way for innovative solutions and policies that could have a global impact.
