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Experts: What China wants from the COP31 climate talks

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Briefings

China secured a dialogue on unilateral trade measures and a two-year climate finance work programme at COP30 in Brazil, championing south-south cooperation and methane negotiations alongside Brazil and the UK. In a recent press conference, China's environment vice-minister Li Gao emphasized holding multilateralism and sending a clear political signal for global climate unity.

Key points

• China secured a dialogue on unilateral trade measures and a two-year climate finance work programme at COP30 in Brazil.
• China's environment vice-minister Li Gao emphasized holding multilateralism and sending a clear political signal for global climate unity.

Context

At COP30 in Brazil, China secured a dialogue on unilateral trade measures and a two-year climate finance work programme, championing south-south cooperation and methane negotiations alongside Brazil and the UK.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single press conference quote by China's environment vice-minister Li Gao regarding multilateralism and political signals. Specific outcomes of the dialogue or work programme are not detailed, and the article does not provide further context on the negotiations' progress or implications.

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