China-Pakistan leaders resonate in international cooperation on climate change

China News agency Copenhagen Ten mid-spring 17th electricity local time 17th morning, Chinese premier Wen Jiabao, who attended the Copenhagen climate change meeting in Denmark, met with Brazilian President Lula da Silva. During the meeting, Wen said that both China and Brazil are big developing countries and have a wide resonance in coping with international cooperation on climate change. The two countries stand firmly with other developing countries to safeguard their common interests. At the same time, it has played an important and constructive role in promoting the negotiation process of the Copenhagen Conference by strengthening communication and coordination with all the parties concerned, increasing the trust and understanding, and embodying a stern attitude of responsibility to the world and the future.　　Developed countries should support the efforts of developing countries to follow the path of sustainable development, which is conducive to joint response to climate change. Lula said Brazil's approach to the Copenhagen talks is in full agreement with China. Both Brazil and China are developing their economies while actively coping with climate change. International cooperation on climate change must follow the principle of "common but differentiated responsibilities" and cannot require developing countries to do things beyond their own level of development and competence. Brazil is willing to maintain communication and coordination with China, strengthen the solidarity of developing countries and work together with all parties to achieve the outcome of the Copenhagen Conference. Finish)