巴西环境部长：全球南方国家应紧密团结 共促COP30气候承诺加速落地

Core Viewpoint - The seminar "Path to COP30: China-Brazil Afforestation and Carbon Sink Cooperation" aims to enhance bilateral cooperation in afforestation and forest restoration between China and Brazil, coinciding with the visit of Brazilian President Lula to China [1][7]. Group 1: Seminar Objectives and Participants - The seminar is co-hosted by the National Forestry and Grassland Administration of China and the Brazilian Embassy in China, focusing on strengthening cooperation in forestry [1]. - Key participants include Li Yunqing, Deputy Director of the National Forestry and Grassland Administration, and Marina Silva, Minister of Environment and Climate Change of Brazil [3]. Group 2: Climate Change and Cooperation - Marina Silva emphasized the need for global southern countries to unite and play a larger role in multilateral climate change cooperation amid complex geopolitical situations [3]. - She highlighted the dual approach required to tackle climate change: reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing adaptation capabilities to extreme weather events [4]. Group 3: Bilateral Strengths and Learning Opportunities - Silva praised the complementary strengths of China and Brazil in sustainable development, noting Brazil's experience in using native species for forest restoration and China's achievements in reforestation, with a forest coverage rate exceeding 25% [6]. - The two countries are encouraged to strengthen cooperation by combining China's sustainable development technologies with Brazil's low-carbon production practices for mutual benefit [6]. Group 4: Future Cooperation and COP30 Goals - The seminar aligns with Brazil's efforts to deepen bilateral cooperation through various mechanisms, including the G20 and BRICS [7]. - Silva called for global southern countries to unite for accelerated climate action, aiming for COP30 to be a conference that translates commitments into actions, including tripling renewable energy and doubling energy efficiency [7].