Shanxi, China / ACCESS Newswire / September 9, 2026
On September 5, 2026, the event “Tea Chat with Ambassadors in Shanxi” and the International Dialogue on Energy and Low-carbon Development took place in Taiyuan. This event was guided by the Publicity Department of the CPC Shanxi Provincial Committee and co-hosted by the Foreign Affairs Office of Shanxi Province and World Affairs Press. It was held as part of the 10th Taiyuan Energy Low-carbon Development Forum, themed “Foster New Energy, Usher in a New Chapter,” bringing together former political dignitaries, diplomats, international organizations, and representatives from universities, think tanks, and enterprises.
Key Highlights:
- Former Deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia, Terbishdagva, emphasized Mongolia’s potential for energy cooperation with Shanxi, focusing on wind, solar, and renewable energy technologies.
- Dr. Juan Carlos Solís, Chair of Mexico’s National Energy Commission, discussed Mexico’s aim for 38% clean energy by 2030 and sought collaboration with Shanxi on energy transition initiatives.
- Jing Puqiu, Vice Governor of Shanxi, reaffirmed the province’s commitment to its Dual Carbon goals and expressed willingness to deepen cooperative ties for sustainable development.
Attendees engaged in discussions about addressing technology gaps and financing in the energy transition, aligning practices with UN Sustainable Development Goals. Notably, Milad Raad, Ambassador of Lebanon to China, and Lounceny Conde, Ambassador of Guinea, shared insights on their nations’ energy transition efforts.
The event also included cultural experiences, such as exhibitions of Shanxi’s intangible heritage, artistic performances, and local tea demonstrations, showcasing the province’s historical and cultural richness.
Looking Ahead:
The Taiyuan Energy Low-Carbon Development Forum celebrates its 10th anniversary, highlighting a decade of energy transition achievements and fostering forward-thinking dialogues on global energy challenges. This event, “Tea Chat with Ambassadors,” is part of a broader initiative by World Affairs Press to enhance cultural exchange and promote international cooperation.
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