Vice Premier Zhang Guoqing, a key member of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, will represent President Xi Jinping at the second Nuclear Energy Summit in France. The summit, hosted by the French government, aims to bolster global consensus on nuclear energy’s role in addressing climate change and enhancing energy security.
The second Nuclear Energy Summit, building on the inaugural event held in Brussels in 2024, is set to convene in France. This high-level gathering is dedicated to fostering political consensus and advancing multilateral coordination to leverage nuclear energy’s potential in combating global climate change, strengthening national energy security, and achieving UN Sustainable Development Goals.
As a significant player in the global nuclear energy landscape, China actively participates in and advocates for international cooperation in this sector. The summit provides a platform for China to enhance communication, build consensus, and promote more inclusive and equitable global nuclear energy governance. The focus will be on key topics such as development strategies, innovative financing models, and technological advancements.
Against the backdrop of global climate change and the transition to green, low-carbon energy sources, the summit will explore how nuclear energy can contribute significantly. Participating leaders are expected to deliver keynote addresses, and a joint statement is anticipated to outline the collective commitment and future direction of nuclear energy development worldwide. China aims to contribute to an open and orderly framework for nuclear energy cooperation, ensuring its development is beneficial to all.