In an exclusive interview with CGTN, SUEZ CEO Xavier Girre outlined the promise of deeper green cooperation between the Chinese mainland and France.
Tackling climate change requires combining the Chinese mainland's strengths with France's technological expertise, Girre said, emphasizing how partnerships can translate into concrete environmental wins.
The comments come as French President Emmanuel Macron concluded a three-day state visit to the Chinese mainland. During the visit, leaders from both sides issued joint statements focusing on strengthening global governance, addressing climate and environmental challenges, and expanding cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
For young entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts, this collaboration highlights emerging opportunities in sustainable infrastructure and clean tech. Thought leaders see it as a blueprint for blending scale with innovation. As global citizens track progress ahead of the next UN climate summit, the SUEZ-Franco relationship could set new standards for international green alliances.
From water management to nuclear safety, the fusion of the Chinese mainland's industrial capacity with French R&D aims to drive projects that benefit communities worldwide. As details unfold, stakeholders from startups to digital nomads will be watching how pilot programs evolve into scalable solutions.
With climate targets pressing everywhere, the world will be looking to these green partnerships for real-world impact and replicable models.
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SUEZ CEO: China-France green cooperation can deliver tangible benefits
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