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China to continue strengthening cooperation with int'l community on climate change: spokesman

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China to continue strengthening cooperation with int'l community on climate change: spokesman
China

China

China to continue strengthening cooperation with int'l community on climate change: spokesman

2026-09-02 16:50 Last Updated At:19:47

China will continue to strengthen cooperation with international community to effectively prevent and reduce the adverse effects of climate change, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said on Wednesday.

Guo made the remarks at a regular press briefing in Beijing when taking a media query about a recent glacial collapse in Nepal that triggered a devastating mudslide along the China-Nepal border.

"China and Nepal have maintained good cooperation in areas such as meteorology, water resources, and disaster prevention and mitigation. Following the mudslide disaster, China shared crucial information with Nepal, including images of the affected area, satellite and hydrological data, and early warning information about the upstream barrier lake. We will continue to strongly support Nepal in its disaster relief efforts and strengthen cooperation in areas such as disaster prevention and mitigation," Guo said.

"Climate change is a common challenge facing all of humanity, and no country can stay unaffected on its own. China will continue to work with the international community to strengthen exchanges and cooperation to effectively prevent and reduce the adverse effects of climate change," he added.

China to continue strengthening cooperation with int'l community on climate change: spokesman

China to continue strengthening cooperation with int'l community on climate change: spokesman

China opened 15 new international air cargo routes in September, adding 42 round-trip flights per week, the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing (CFLP)’s air logistics division said on Sunday.

The newly launched routes included nine to Asia, four to Europe, and two to North America.

The cargo transported on the routes mainly included cross-border e-commerce goods, fresh food and agricultural products, electromechanical and electronic products, high-end manufactured goods, and consumer goods for daily use.

The flights are operated by nine airlines, eight of which are Chinese carriers.

According to CFLP’s air logistics division, China had opened a total of 130 new international air cargo routes as of September 30 this year, adding more than 334 round-trip flights per week.

China opens 15 new int'l air cargo routes in Sept

China opens 15 new int'l air cargo routes in Sept

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