A top Russian official has spotlighted China’s leadership in tackling climate change, calling its efforts \"highly admirable\" and a blueprint for global sustainability. Boris Titov, chair of the Russia-China Friendship Committee for Peace and Development, highlighted that China has already hit key climate targets years ahead of its 2030 schedule. 🎯
\"China is acting on a broad front, which is an important and interesting experience,\" Titov said, praising initiatives like the explosive growth of electric vehicles (EVs) 🚗💨. With EVs now dominating global markets, China has slashed CO2 emissions while advancing its vision of an \"ecological civilization.\"
He also applauded China’s 14th Five-Year Plan (2021–2025), which prioritizes cutting coal use, boosting renewables like solar and wind 🌞💨, and investing in green financing to hit carbon neutrality by 2060. \"The country has paid significant attention to the green agenda,\" Titov emphasized.
Looking ahead to COP29 in Azerbaijan this November, Titov stressed the need for a fair global carbon market and stronger climate finance mechanisms. 🔄 \"Standards encompassing more countries must be set,\" he said, urging collaboration to accelerate a just green transition.
From floating solar farms in Ningxia to hydrogen innovation, China’s climate playbook is now a case study in turning pledges into action. 🌱✨
