US-China Green Institute December 2023 China Trip Highlights
NEW YORK, NY, 12/22/2023 – – The US-China Green Institute (USCGI), a leading advocate for sustainable initiatives, recently concluded a significant visit to China, exploring collaborative opportunities between the United States and China. The delegation, including Jonathan Krane, Founder and CEO of KraneShares, former US Ambassador to China Terry Branstad, and former US Ambassador to Singapore David Adelman, engaged in fruitful discussions and explorations to foster cooperation in various sectors.
The visit followed their participation in the APEC conference in San Francisco, where President Xi and Biden initiated dialogue at the highest levels between the US and China. The team, along with other representatives from the US-China Green Institute, delved into multiple fields of cooperation, spanning from renewable energy to people-to-people exchanges.
"The US-China relationship is the most important opportunity in the world today," remarked Jonathan Krane. "The US-China Green Institute is committed to China and the US having a positive relationship, and we believe the area to focus on now includes green initiatives that solve the climate issue, food security, renewable energy, and people-to-people exchanges through sports, culture, and education."
Key highlights of the visit included discussions on green initiatives, renewable energy solutions, and the potential for carbon credit markets. The delegation also visited significant development projects, such as Xiong’an New Area, showcasing China's ambitious strides towards sustainable urban development.
"The enthusiasm and warmth with which we were received underscores the immense potential for collaboration between our countries," noted Terry Branstad. "It is evident that both China and the US are keen on fostering meaningful partnerships that drive positive change."
The visit not only emphasized the importance of bilateral cooperation but also highlighted the enduring friendship between the two nations. As the US-China Green Institute continues its mission to bridge gaps and facilitate collaboration, the delegation expressed optimism for the future of US-China relations at a business level.
"We envision a future where our shared goals translate into concrete actions," added David Adelman. "The US-China Green Institute remains committed to turning words into impactful initiatives that benefit both nations and the world at large."
About US-China Green Institute: The US-China Green Institute is a prominent non-profit organization dedicated to fostering collaboration between the US and China on climate change and green initiatives. It aims to address global environmental challenges by advancing food security, promoting renewable energy solutions, and facilitating people-to-people exchanges through sports, culture, and education. The Institute's mission is to serve as a bridge for dialogue and cooperation, seeking to create a sustainable future through shared knowledge between the world’s two largest economies.
