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GLOBALink | China's pavilion launched at COP28 in Dubai

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發布於 2023年12月01日08:26 • Yu Fuqing,Chen Mengyang,Tai Beiping,Guo Shuang,Wang Yan,Luo Chen,Wang Dongzhen,Su Xiaopo

China's pavilion at COP28 was officially inaugurated Thursday morning in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates. On the occasion, Xie Zhenhua, China's special envoy for climate change, reiterated China's strategic determination of climate action. #GLOBALink

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