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对话第67届联合国大会主席:以多边合作破局地缘政治困境,推动全球可持续发展目标落地
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-08-29 01:03

Group 1: Core Insights - The global sustainable development process is facing significant challenges due to geopolitical tensions, weakening multilateral mechanisms, and climate governance setbacks [1][4] - The role of small and emerging economies is crucial in maintaining the multilateral system and supporting the principles that led to the adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) [5][13] - Climate change is identified as a pressing challenge that impacts economic development, particularly in vulnerable regions, and requires a balanced approach between climate action and economic growth [6][14][17] Group 2: International Cooperation and Multilateralism - International cooperation is essential for achieving sustainable development, and the current geopolitical landscape characterized by rivalry threatens this progress [4][10] - Multilateral institutions are struggling due to outdated structures and the erosion of trust among major powers, leading to a rise in unilateral actions [11][19] - The future of multilateralism will involve ongoing reforms, the emergence of alternative organizations, and a hybrid model of governance that includes global, regional, and national mechanisms [18][20] Group 3: Climate Action and Economic Development - Bold climate action can drive innovation and economic growth, especially in renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure sectors [6][15] - The relationship between climate action and economic development is interdependent, and frameworks must accommodate the needs of developing nations for low-carbon growth [16][17] - The international community should focus on achievable goals and inclusive cooperation to address the challenges posed by climate change [14][16] Group 4: ESG and Sustainable Development - The Sina Finance ESG Rating Center provides various ESG services to help listed companies communicate ESG concepts and improve their sustainable development performance [1][21] - The center aims to promote sustainable development and responsible investment while establishing ESG evaluation standards suitable for China's context [21]