“展现了经济发展与生态保护的协调统一” ——访肯尼亚公共服务、人力资本发展与特别项目部助理主任肯蒂斯

Core Viewpoint - China is successfully transforming ecological protection into a development advantage, showcasing a new development path that harmonizes economic growth with ecological preservation [1][2]. Group 1: Ecological Development Practices - The "Two Mountains" concept is driving China to become a global model for sustainable development, as highlighted by the Assistant Director of Kenya's Public Service, who noted the effective practices observed during her visit [1]. - In Dongying City, the planting of a large-scale locust tree forest has transformed barren saline-alkali land into a "green bank" with carbon sequestration, economic, and aesthetic value [1]. - The Yellow River Delta National Nature Reserve has turned biodiversity protection into ecological tourism and research benefits, while the Sunwu Lake Resort combines environmental protection with cultural tourism for dual economic gains [1]. Group 2: Rural Revitalization and Green Development - The success of rural revitalization in China, exemplified by Zhejiang's "Beautiful Countryside" initiative and the transformation of abandoned mines into ecological parks in Guizhou, demonstrates the role of ecological protection in rural development and poverty alleviation [1]. - Resource-dependent villages in China are now thriving through eco-tourism, organic agriculture, and sustainable lifestyles, providing a model for rural development in Kenya [1]. Group 3: Renewable Energy Leadership - China has emerged as a leader in the global renewable energy sector, significantly driving rapid growth in this field through substantial investments in green energy infrastructure, such as offshore wind power [2]. - The development of the new energy vehicle industry in China has been accelerated by supportive policies and robust infrastructure, contributing to job creation and economic growth [2]. Group 4: Kenya-China Cooperation - The deepening cooperation between Kenya and China, particularly under the green "Belt and Road" framework, has provided Kenya with opportunities for green financing and technology [2]. - Collaborative efforts in clean transportation and smart agriculture are expected to expedite Kenya's transition to a low-carbon, inclusive, and environmentally friendly economy [2].