Core Viewpoint - The increasing interest of Chinese tourists in Iceland highlights the potential for deeper cooperation between China and Iceland in tourism and sustainable energy sectors [1][11]. Tourism - Iceland has become a popular travel destination for Chinese tourists, with 75,000 visitors recorded in the first eight months of the year, expected to reach a new annual high by year-end [11] - The unique natural landscapes of Iceland provide a rare experience for tourists from densely populated regions like China, making it an attractive destination [11][12] - The Icelandic government aims to ensure high-quality experiences for Chinese tourists while protecting the natural environment [12] Geothermal Energy Cooperation - Iceland is rich in geothermal resources, with a centralized heating system covering 95% of the country, and has been collaborating with China in this field for decades [4][5] - A joint venture between Sinopec and Icelandic companies has been providing energy services to over 70 regions in China, benefiting hundreds of thousands of people [5] - The recent joint statement emphasizes the commitment to enhance cooperation in geothermal energy and green transformation, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and create new green jobs [5][6] Sustainable Development - Iceland's focus on sustainable practices is evident in its advanced fisheries and food processing sectors, which align with ESG investment principles [8] - The 2025 Sustainable Global Leaders Conference aims to transform discussions on sustainability into actionable practices between China and Iceland [8] - The collaboration between Iceland's innovative approaches and China's execution capabilities is seen as a perfect combination to address climate change challenges [9]
独家专访冰岛总统托马斯多蒂尔:冰岛创新与中国规模是完美组合
Di Yi Cai Jing·2025-10-30 05:06