Sun Lei, Chargé d'affaires a.i. of the Permanent Mission of China to the United Nations, spoke at the UN High-Level Meeting on Key Minerals in Energy Transition on the 14th, calling for the establishment of an open, inclusive, fair and reasonable, cooperative, green and clean key mineral management system. He said that the current global energy transition is advancing at an accelerated pace, and green, low-carbon sustainable development has become the trend of the times. As an important resource supporting energy transformation and green development, key minerals face many challenges such as surging demand and supply chain instability, and international governance deficits are becoming more prominent. China supports the leadership of the United Nations to promote the establishment of an open, inclusive, fair and reasonable, cooperative, green and clean critical mineral management system.

Sun Lei, Chargé d'affaires a.i. of the Permanent Mission of China to the United Nations, spoke at the UN High-Level Meeting on Key Minerals in Energy Transition on the 14th, calling for the establishment of an open, inclusive, fair and reasonable, cooperative, green and clean key mineral management system. He said that the current global energy transition is advancing at an accelerated pace, and green, low-carbon sustainable development has become the trend of the times. As an important resource supporting energy transformation and green development, key minerals face many challenges such as surging demand and supply chain instability, and international governance deficits are becoming more prominent. China supports the leadership of the United Nations to promote the establishment of an open, inclusive, fair and reasonable, cooperative, green and clean critical mineral management system.