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CLIMATE-CHINA 2 LAST
CLIMATE-CHINA 2 LAST
Wen had a telephonic conversation with Singh before they
left for Copenhagen. He also held similar telephonic
conversations with leaders of Brazil, South Africa, Ethiopia,
Denmark, Germany and Britain as well as the UN chief.
Wen and Singh also held a bilateral meeting hours before
the commencement of the climate summit, coordinating the stand
of the BASIC (Brazil, South Africa, India and China) bloc.
During his meeting with Indian Prime Minister Singh,
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and South
African President Jacob Zuma, Wen stressed that BASIC nations
were developing countries and shared common interests, stances
and goals, adding they should further promote solidarity,
enhance coordination and steadily speak for developing
countries and in their best interests.
At his meeting with US President Barack Obama, German
Chancellor Angela Merkel, Japanese Prime Minister Yukio
Hatoyama and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, Wen urged
developed countries to practically fulfil their promises and
obligations and enhance mutual trust.
Yang said the Chinese Premier adopted a principled but
flexible attitude, broke his back to move the climate talks
forward on the right track and played a pivotal role in the
climate talks, Yang was quoted as saying by the official
Xinhua news agency.
China had set the new target of cutting carbon dioxide
emissions per unit of GDP by 40-45 per cent by 2020 from the
2005 level.
"The Copenhagen conference was not a destination but a
new beginning. Each country should comply with the principle
of common but differentiated responsibilities, honour their
word and fulfil their obligations," Yang said. PTI AKJ
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Wen had a telephonic conversation with Singh before they
left for Copenhagen. He also held similar telephonic
conversations with leaders of Brazil, South Africa, Ethiopia,
Denmark, Germany and Britain as well as the UN chief.
Wen and Singh also held a bilateral meeting hours before
the commencement of the climate summit, coordinating the stand
of the BASIC (Brazil, South Africa, India and China) bloc.
During his meeting with Indian Prime Minister Singh,
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and South
African President Jacob Zuma, Wen stressed that BASIC nations
were developing countries and shared common interests, stances
and goals, adding they should further promote solidarity,
enhance coordination and steadily speak for developing
countries and in their best interests.
At his meeting with US President Barack Obama, German
Chancellor Angela Merkel, Japanese Prime Minister Yukio
Hatoyama and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, Wen urged
developed countries to practically fulfil their promises and
obligations and enhance mutual trust.
Yang said the Chinese Premier adopted a principled but
flexible attitude, broke his back to move the climate talks
forward on the right track and played a pivotal role in the
climate talks, Yang was quoted as saying by the official
Xinhua news agency.
China had set the new target of cutting carbon dioxide
emissions per unit of GDP by 40-45 per cent by 2020 from the
2005 level.
"The Copenhagen conference was not a destination but a
new beginning. Each country should comply with the principle
of common but differentiated responsibilities, honour their
word and fulfil their obligations," Yang said. PTI AKJ
MYR
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