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China should not apply for the 2028 climate conference

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Briefings

A Chinese government has confirmed it will not submit a candidacy for the 2028 UN Climate Conference, leaving the location of the 33rd session undecided. This decision follows a period of uncertainty regarding the conference's venue, with no official position from either China or the United Nations yet established.

Key points

• China has officially stated it will not submit a candidacy for the 2028 UN Climate Conference.
• The 33rd session of the UN Climate Change Conference is scheduled to take place in an Asian country, but the specific location remains to be determined.

Context

The 33rd session of the UN Climate Change Conference is scheduled to take place in an Asian country, but the specific location remains to be determined. This decision follows a period of uncertainty regarding the conference's venue, with no official position from either China or the United Nations yet established.

Limitations

The available evidence is limited to a single statement from China regarding its candidacy status. No specific dates for the conference, names of potential host countries, or details about the UN's current position are provided in the source material.

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