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Germany-Climate Talks/China
Bonn, Germany - Nov 7, 2017
1. Entrance to COP 23 venue
Bonn, Germany - Nov 13, 2017
2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Xie Zhenhua, China's special representative on climate change :
"We're going to strengthen cooperation and exchanges in all aspects in the second week of the conference, or the high-level segment, so as to defuse some differences and play an active and constructive role. We endeavor to make further progress at the COP this year."
FILE: China - Date Unknown
3. Solar panels on grassland
4. Livestock on grassland
5. Solar panels
Bonn, Germany - Nov 13, 2017
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Xie Zhenhua, China's special representative on climate change (partially overlaid with shots 7-9):
"The U.S. delegation has sent some high-level representatives to the negotiations. Their participation, in general, is of help to [promote] greater inclusiveness of the multilateral process. For us, we, of course, are glad to continue the cooperation and strengthen our communications with the United States in this area, push forward the multilateral process and fulfill our commitments pledged previously to make our own contributions."
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7. Entrance to COP 23 venue
8. Banner of COP 23
9. Representatives
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FILE: Beijing, China - Date Unknown
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10. Buildings next to river
11. Reflection of building, clear sky in water
12. View of blue sky, street, traffic, buildings
13. City park
14. Buildings next to river
China hopes to work with other parties to gain new development at the ongoing 23rd Session of the Conference of the Parties (COP 23), said its Special Representative on Climate Change Xie Zhenhua on Monday.
Xie made the remarks prior to the COP high-level segment scheduled on Wednesday in Bonn, Germany.
According to Xie, China wants to play a constructive role in pushing ahead the United Nations climate talks by enhancing cooperation with other sides.
"We're going to strengthen cooperation and exchanges in all aspects in the second week of the conference, or the high-level segment, so as to defuse some differences and play an active and constructive role. We endeavor to make further progress at the COP this year," he said.
China wishes to step up its cooperation with the United States, as it will stay in the talks although U.S. President Donald Trump pulled his country out of the Paris Agreement.
"The U.S. delegation has sent some high-level representatives to the negotiations. Their participation, in general, is of help to [promote] greater inclusiveness of the multilateral process. For us, we, of course, are glad to continue the cooperation and strengthen our communications with the United States in this area, push forward the multilateral process and fulfill our commitments pledged previously to make our own contributions," Xie said.
The COP 23 opened in Bonn on Nov. 6 and will close on Friday, at which a guideline for the implementation of the Paris Agreement will be defined.
Germany-Climate Talks/China
Dateline : Nov 13, 2017/File
Location : Bonn,Germany
Duration : 1'29
Bonn, Germany - Nov 7, 2017
1. Entrance to COP 23 venue
Bonn, Germany - Nov 13, 2017
2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Xie Zhenhua, China's special representative on climate change :
"We're going to strengthen cooperation and exchanges in all aspects in the second week of the conference, or the high-level segment, so as to defuse some differences and play an active and constructive role. We endeavor to make further progress at the COP this year."
FILE: China - Date Unknown
3. Solar panels on grassland
4. Livestock on grassland
5. Solar panels
Bonn, Germany - Nov 13, 2017
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Xie Zhenhua, China's special representative on climate change (partially overlaid with shots 7-9):
"The U.S. delegation has sent some high-level representatives to the negotiations. Their participation, in general, is of help to [promote] greater inclusiveness of the multilateral process. For us, we, of course, are glad to continue the cooperation and strengthen our communications with the United States in this area, push forward the multilateral process and fulfill our commitments pledged previously to make our own contributions."
++SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
7. Entrance to COP 23 venue
8. Banner of COP 23
9. Representatives
++SHOTS OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
FILE: Beijing, China - Date Unknown
++MUTE++
10. Buildings next to river
11. Reflection of building, clear sky in water
12. View of blue sky, street, traffic, buildings
13. City park
14. Buildings next to river
China hopes to work with other parties to gain new development at the ongoing 23rd Session of the Conference of the Parties (COP 23), said its Special Representative on Climate Change Xie Zhenhua on Monday.
Xie made the remarks prior to the COP high-level segment scheduled on Wednesday in Bonn, Germany.
According to Xie, China wants to play a constructive role in pushing ahead the United Nations climate talks by enhancing cooperation with other sides.
"We're going to strengthen cooperation and exchanges in all aspects in the second week of the conference, or the high-level segment, so as to defuse some differences and play an active and constructive role. We endeavor to make further progress at the COP this year," he said.
China wishes to step up its cooperation with the United States, as it will stay in the talks although U.S. President Donald Trump pulled his country out of the Paris Agreement.
"The U.S. delegation has sent some high-level representatives to the negotiations. Their participation, in general, is of help to [promote] greater inclusiveness of the multilateral process. For us, we, of course, are glad to continue the cooperation and strengthen our communications with the United States in this area, push forward the multilateral process and fulfill our commitments pledged previously to make our own contributions," Xie said.
The COP 23 opened in Bonn on Nov. 6 and will close on Friday, at which a guideline for the implementation of the Paris Agreement will be defined.
ID : 8066267
Published : 2017-11-14 12:38
Last Modified : 2017-11-14 23:31:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
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