From 22-26 September, European Commissioner for Environment, Oceans and Fisheries, Virginijus Sinkevičius visited China for the first time. In a world where both sides are facing extreme weather events and environmental challenges, intensifying EU-China green cooperation is becoming ever more relevant. The aim of the visit was to follow up on the High-Level Environment and Climate Dialogue held on 4 July 2023 between the EU and China, engage in key political dialogues on biodiversity, ocean governance, environment and water as well as launch the high-level dialogue on circular economy.
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