Chinese delegation attended the United Nations Oceanic Conference in 2022

The 2022 UN Oceanic Conference was held in Lisbon, Portugal from June 27 to July 1. Zhang Zhanhai, a special envoy of the Chinese government and chief engineer of the Ministry of Natural Resources, led the group to attend the meeting. The Chinese delegation participated in the plenary and interactive dialogue issues. Marine space planning promotes blue economic development: Opportunities in Pacific "and other activities.

The UN Oceanic Conference is the most important international conference in the field of sustainable development of the marine. The conference was co -sponsored by the Portuguese and Kenyan government, with the theme of "expanding scientific and innovative marine actions, promoting the implementation goals 14: evaluation, partnership and solution." At the end of the conference, the results document-the "2022 UN Oceanic Conference Declaration-Our Ocean, Our Future, and Our Responsibility".

Chinese representatives highly evaluated the conference in the plenary speech to focus on science and innovation to seek solutions based on science and innovation, and promote the implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Agenda in 2030. Focusing on target 14, the Chinese government focuses on the systematic awareness of the relationship between people and the marine relationship, focusing on planning leadership and institutional guarantee, focusing on exploring the ecosystem -based governance model and practical path, focusing on providing public products for the sustainable development of the ocean, promoting cooperation to promote cooperation Essence The Chinese government is willing to strengthen cooperation with countries around the world to deal with challenges and make new contributions to global sustainable development. Proposal the international community to further deepen the scientific awareness of the marine ecosystem, maintain the health and biological diversity of ecosystems; further strengthen effective measures to respond to climate change in the marine field, improve relief and adaptability; further strengthen developing countries, especially small islands, especially small islands, State assistance to enhance its sustainable development capabilities; further strengthen global cooperation and partnerships, and strengthen implementation measures and collaborative actions.

In response to the call of the voluntary commitment to the conference, the Chinese government has submitted a number of commitments, including: the implementation of the overall planning and utilization of coastal belt protection and utilization to ensure that the rate of natural shoreline is not less than 35%. System protection and repair project; gradually increase the supply of marine satellite remote sensing public products, provide a variety of marine disaster warning services; promote the development of emerging industries such as marine energy and seawater desalination; "Proposal and global development initiatives continue to provide assistance to developing countries, especially small islands countries; support the establishment of a global blue partnership cooperation network, and contribute Chinese actions and achievements to the United Nations" Marine Science Promoting Sustainable Development Ten Years "plan.

The meeting was the second time the United Nations held a marine conference. The first meeting was held at the United Nations headquarters of New York in 2017.

Red Star reporter Gao Xin Beijing report

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