Ban Ki-moon: un will try to keep Copenhagen on track

China News agency Copenhagen Ten mid-spring 17th electricity is in Denmark to participate in the Copenhagen climate change meeting of Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao 17th morning met with U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.　　Mr. Ban said at the meeting that the United Nations would do its best to bring the Copenhagen Conference along the right track. During a meeting with Ban Ki-moon, Wen said China attaches great importance to the unique and important role played by the United Nations and the Secretary-General in promoting international cooperation in climate change and will continue to support the work of the Secretary-General.　　People all over the world look forward to the success of the Copenhagen Conference, where leaders will provide a strong political impetus and make practical efforts to demonstrate the human confidence and ability to cope with the challenges of climate change. Ban Ki-moon said the United Nations and I will do our best to promote mutual trust, strengthen cooperation and overcome difficulties, so that the Copenhagen Conference along the right track. Developed countries should effectively implement their commitments to help developing countries cope with climate change financially and technically. The United Nations highly appreciates the positive efforts made by the Chinese government to deal with weather changes, attaches importance to China's role and is willing to maintain cooperation with China. Finish)