Chinese delegates urge Copenhagen to reach agreement

International online news (reporter Jangchul, Li Ningjing): Deputy head of the Chinese delegation, the National Development and Reform Commission to deal with climate change director Su in Copenhagen, Denmark, said 10th, if the Copenhagen Conference missed the opportunity to reach a deal, will be a disaster for mankind. Speaking at a press conference that day, Su said he had four words for the outcome of the Conference: firm confidence, consensus-building, enhanced cooperation and implementation of the action. He said that since the conclusion of the two years of negotiations in the Bali meeting, the Parties had done much work and discussions on the implementation of the UNFCCC and the Kyoto Protocol, and had achieved results on a number of issues. Su said that the Copenhagen Conference is to reflect and implement these results, but what the conference can achieve, but also depends on the political will and action of the Parties. China hopes to reach a comprehensive, ambitious and substantive agreement in Copenhagen. At the same time, China also believes that some issues that cannot be agreed on at the moment should be prepared to continue the negotiations but should not give up the opportunity to reach an agreement in Copenhagen.