Mainstream Italian media pay attention to China's key role in global climate governance.

On November 18th, during the prime time in local time, the Italian ClassCNBC TV channel's large interview program "Far and Away" launched a special program focusing on the thirtieth Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, held in Belm, Brazil, and held in-depth discussions on global green development. Matteo Mastroeni, Deputy Secretary-General of the Secretariat of the Union for the Mediterranean, Gian Luca Gaggioli-Moore, Director of the European Agency for Renewable Biological Base Industries, Deputy Rector of the University of Siena, Bolgesi, and Ratti, Professor of Urban Technology and Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, as well as many other influential officials and experts from Europe and the United States were invited to the program. The guests participating in the program generally believe that in the current situation of rising uncertainties in the global climate process, as China continues to promote green transformation, expand clean energy supply, and actively participate in multilateral cooperation, it has provided a rare force of certainty for global climate governance.