Imagine a room buzzing with negotiators from around the world—scientists, activists, and policymakers—all racing against a ticking climate clock. Just yesterday, on Saturday, November 22, 2025, COP30 wrapped up in Belém, Brazil, running one day overtime to land a hard-fought agreement.
Li Gao, head of the Chinese delegation and vice minister of ecology and environment, celebrated the new "Global Mutirao: Uniting humanity in a global mobilization against climate change" as the summit’s standout win. Against a backdrop of geopolitical tensions and past setbacks like the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, this pact shows a renewed political will to tackle the planet’s biggest challenge.
- 🌐 Global Unity: "Global Mutirao" sets a shared roadmap for the next 10 years under the Paris Agreement.
- 🚀 Irreversible Transition: The deal sends a clear signal that the shift to green, low-carbon economies is unstoppable.
- 🤝 Multilateral Momentum: China’s delegation joined nearly 100 agenda items, driving solution-oriented talks and bilateral exchanges.
Inside the China Pavilion, one of the busiest spots at COP30, visitors explored China’s latest climate actions and low-carbon tech, while officials deepened ties through dialogue and outreach. Li Gao emphasized that this collaborative spirit is exactly what the world needs now.
Looking forward, China vows to stay at the forefront of multilateralism, boost green cooperation, and accelerate the global low-carbon transition. As Li noted, the outcomes of COP30 should be remembered as a milestone in climate governance—proof that when nations unite, big change is possible.
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China says COP30 deal sends strong signal for global green transition
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