On September 23, the Eighth High-Level Meeting of the China-OPEC Energy Dialogue was successfully held in Beijing. The two sides engaged in in-depth exchanges on topics including global energy markets, energy transition, and deepening bilateral cooperation, reaching broad consensus.
Wang Hongzhi, Administrator of the National Energy Administration of China, stated that China has always regarded OPEC as an important force and key partner in the global energy governance system. China stands ready to continue working with OPEC to deepen policy coordination in the oil and gas sector, strengthen exchanges and cooperation on energy transition, and jointly participate in the reform of global energy governance. OPEC Secretary General Haitham Al Ghais expressed that, in the face of continued growth in global energy demand, the world needs the joint development of various energy types and technologies, adding that he looks forward to the continuous deepening of the OPEC-China partnership.
Ambassador Li Song said in his video address that the Permanent Mission of China in Vienna stands ready to continue serving as a bridge and bond to facilitate exchanges between both sides, deepen technical and research cooperation, enhance communication on major issues such as energy transition, and jointly safeguard global energy security and market stability, making new contributions to world economic growth and sustainable development.
