BELÉM, Brazil, Dec. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — The China Pavilion at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) held a side event of the Erhai Forum on Global Ecological Civilization on November 14, drawing close to 100 participants from across the globe. The session provided a platform for international dialogue on approaches to ecological governance and sustainable development.

Attendees included Yan Shidong, Director of the Center for Environmental Education and Communications at China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment; Yang Zeliang, Vice Governor of the Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture; Zhang Yong, Party Secretary and Chairman, SPIC Integrated Smart Energy Co., Ltd; Dong Yan, Deputy Director-General of the China International Publishing Center (CIPC), under the China International Communications Group (CICG); Nelmara Arbex, ESG Leader for KPMG Brazil & KPMG Americas; and Zhan Liang, CEO of SUS International, Shanghai SUS Environment Co., Ltd. Discussions focused on identifying actionable areas for cooperation to inform international environmental governance.

The event also featured the launch of the “Listening to a Breathing Earth” Natural Sound Collection Project, along with a curated exhibition of photography and video showcasing the ecological and cultural richness of China’s Yunnan province. Through visual presentations and on-site exhibits featuring interactive elements, the forum highlighted China’s ongoing work on ecological conservation and shared practical insights with an international audience.

The event was organized by CIPC and the People’s Government of Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, with guidance from CICG and the Information Office of the Yunnan Provincial People’s Government, reflecting the role of multilateral exchange in contributing to ecological progress. Looking ahead, CICG plans to continue using the Erhai Forum as a key platform for engagement at future UN climate conferences, bringing together stakeholders from around the world to support global environmental governance initiatives.

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BEIJING, Sept. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — This is a report from china-asean-media.com.

On September 17, the 2025 China Arbitration Summit and China-Latin America International Arbitration Forum were successfully held in Beijing. The event was co-organized by the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC), the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), the Inter-Pacific Bar Association (IPBA), and the All China Lawyers Association (ACLA).

It attracted nearly 500 participants from 52 countries and regions, including 237 international representatives from diplomatic missions, major arbitration institutions, courts, law associations, and leading enterprises. Among them were 119 senior representatives from 51 international and foreign dispute resolution institutions. Additionally, the forum was followed online by over 5.1 million viewers from 103 countries and regions.

As an important participant in the Belt and Road Initiative, Latin America has established institutionalized cooperation with CIETAC in the legal and arbitration fields. The concurrent China-Latin America International Arbitration Forum provided a platform to enhance exchanges and collaboration in international dispute resolution, gathering expertise from both regions to facilitate the coordinated development of global legal frameworks.

To address the evolving demands of international arbitration in the digital intelligence era and promote the application of artificial intelligence, CIETAC introduced the Joint Action Plan for Promoting the Development of International Arbitration in the Digital Intelligence Era. This initiative has received widespread support from 74 international organizations and dispute resolution institutions across the globe.

The Action Plan urges international organizations, arbitration institutions, technology companies, and academic circles to work together toward the goals of “inclusive sharing, bridging divides,” “rights respect and procedural fairness,” “transparency and justice,” and “collaborative governance and standard-setting.” It highlights five key areas: exploring AI-arbitration integration, strengthening technical innovation, improving data governance and security, advancing international standards, and deepening global cooperation.

In her address, Ms. Anna JOUBIN-BRET, Secretary-General of UNCITRAL, spoke highly of the Action Plan. She emphasized that it sets a positive example for the future of international arbitration in the digital intelligence era by fostering inclusivity, procedural integrity, transparency, and cooperative governance.

The forum served as a high-level platform for in-depth discussions on digital transformation, AI applications, global governance, and regional cooperation in arbitration. It fully demonstrated CIETAC’s global vision, innovative approach, and expanding influence, sending a clear signal that China is steadily becoming a preferred hub for international commercial arbitration.

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BEIJING, Sept. 12, 2025 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — This is a report from china-asean-media.com.

The China Arbitration Summit 2025 (hereinafter referred to as the “Summit”) & China-Latin America International Arbitration Forum, jointly organized by the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC), the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), the Inter-Pacific Bar Association (IPBA), and the All China Lawyers Association (ACLA), will be held on September 17, 2025, at the China World Summit Wing, Beijing.

Since the preparation of the Summit began, it has attracted extensive attention and active participation from arbitration institutions and arbitration associations, bar associations, universities, law firms, and business associations both domestically and internationally. To date, the Summit has received strong support from over 70 international legal organizations, dispute resolution institutions, and bar associations across Latin America, Europe, Africa, and Asia.

As a key event during China Arbitration Week 2025, this year’s Summit carries the theme: “Navigating the Future of International Arbitration in the Digital Intelligence Era.” It will bring together authoritative experts and legal practitioners from the global arbitration community, focusing on cutting-edge topics in international arbitration empowered by AI and other digital intelligence technologies, and exploring how technology can enhance arbitration efficiency, ensure procedural fairness, and safeguard the credibility of arbitration.

To further deepen legal exchanges and practical cooperation in international commercial arbitration, the Summit will also strengthen exchanges and collaboration between China and Latin America in the arbitration field, promoting a more open, fair, and sustainable international dispute resolution system, and jointly shaping a new blueprint for global arbitration cooperation.

The one-day Summit will provide simultaneous interpretation in both Chinese and English throughout. The event will be conducted in a hybrid format, combining both online and offline participation, and will be broadcast globally.

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The 31st APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting and the 19th G20 Summit, which will be held in Lima, Peru’s capital, and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil this month, will serve as important opportunities for all parties to work together to address challenges and promote sustainable development.

Chinese President Xi Jinping will attend the two important meetings upon invitation. He will expound on China’s policies and propositions on advancing Asia-Pacific cooperation, as well as China’s firm support for multilateralism, an open world economy, and sustainable development, contributing Chinese wisdom and solutions to keeping Asia-Pacific cooperation in the right direction and pushing for the reform of the global governance system.

Themed “Empower. Include. Grow” and “Building a Just World and a Sustainable Planet,” the 31st APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting and the 19th G20 Summit will mirror the reality of the times and make common voices.

The emergence and development of the APEC and the G20 reflect the evolving trends of world multipolarity and economic globalization.

In the world today, changes on a scale unseen in a century are unfolding at an accelerating pace. The world economy faces multiple risks and challenges.

Should the world uphold multilateralism or tread the path of unilateralism? Should it adhere to open cooperation or allow protectionism to rise? Faced with this crucial decision, the APEC and G20 must conform to the trend of the times, and build an equal and orderly multipolar world and a universally beneficial and inclusive economic globalization.

All countries, regardless of their size and strength, are equal members of the international community, and multilateralism is key to coping with global challenges. The APEC and G20 should take the lead in promoting multilateralism, uphold the principles of extensive consultation and joint contribution for shared benefits, and steer global governance in a fairer and more equitable direction.

In September last year, the African Union officially became a member of the G20, which marked a significant step in the development of the G20 mechanism and reflected the reform direction of the global governance system. This has given more representation and a greater voice to developing countries in global governance, which is necessary to uphold justice and fairness, and maintain global stability.

Development is the “golden key” to solving global challenges. To this end, all parties should work together to advance trade and investment liberalization and facilitation, create a just, fair, and non-discriminatory trade and investment environment, oppose all forms of protectionism, and build more bridges of cooperation while pushing back against the “small yard, high fence” approaches and trade barriers.

To promote global development cooperation, the APEC and G20 should take a people-centered approach, drive the full implementation of the U.N 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, put development back on the international agenda as a central priority, and make regional and global development more equitable, effective and inclusive, so that no country will be left behind.

Facing a new wave of scientific and technological revolution and industrial transformation, global development is presented with new opportunities and challenges.

The APEC and G20 should join forces to unleash the potential for innovation-driven growth and draw up rules based on extensive participation and broad-based consensus to foster an enabling environment for innovation-driven development. As China accelerates high-quality development, innovation holds the key to China’s development prospects.

In the face of environmental challenges, all countries are in a community with destinies linked, and no country can stay immune. The APEC and G20 should follow a people-centered approach and foster a sound environment to buttress sustainable economic and social development worldwide.

China remains as determined as ever to pursue green development that prioritizes eco-environmental conservation. It stands ready to enrich global supply with high-quality green technologies and products, so as to make greater contributions to the global fight against climate change and the global transition toward green and low-carbon growth.

The Third Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China has outlined a grand blueprint for further deepening of reform comprehensively to advance Chinese modernization.

The positive momentum of China’s steady economic growth is injecting positive energy into global economic recovery. Looking ahead, China will remain firmly committed to advancing high-level opening up to continuously provide new development opportunities for countries around the world.

Facing common challenges, common needs, and common responsibilities, China will work together with all parties to push for the reform of the global governance system, gathering consensus and strength to address the challenges of the times.

This exhibition takes Chinese enterprises as the main body, takes the needs of buyers in Central and North America and Caribbean region as the core, and uses the digital exhibition platform to provide enterprises with online negotiation opportunities and accurate matching services. It is expected that more than 10,000 buyers will visit and connect online. The exhibits cover Textile, Clothing and Xinjiang cotton products, Medical devices, Building materials and Hardware, Gifts and office supplies, Home appliances and Furniture, Consumer electronics and other fields. The exhibition also set up 14 exhibition areas, among which the “Chinese Brand” exhibition area highlights Chinese brand enterprises, products and services, and establishes a good image of Chinese Brands; In the “Service Trade” exhibition area, service trade enterprises are preferred, and efforts are made to promote “Chinese services” to go global and deeply integrate into the global industrial chain, value chain and logistics chain.

At present, the digital mode combining online and offline is becoming the new normal of the exhibition industry. The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) actively plans to continue to help Chinese enterprises “maintain orders” and “stabilize foreign trade” by relying on the accumulated experience in organizing digital exhibitions, and make full use of the platform advantages of the “CCPIT cloud Exhibition” to display China’s development achievements, the economic and trade cooperation between China and Central and North America and Caribbean region, while introducing the business environment in Central and North America and Caribbean, interpreting the relevant free trade agreements and the global economic and trade friction index and other important information. During the exhibition, six industry matchmaking meetings will be held, with the theme of textile clothing and Xinjiang cotton products, auto parts, hardware and building materials, consumer goods, household appliances and household appliances, and consumer electronics, to help Chinese enterprises further communicate online with politicians and businessmen in Central and North America and the Caribbean region. The exhibition period of this expo is 10 days and will end on November 18, 2022.

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