China to unveil UN climate pledges imminently: Li


Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang (L) and French Ecology Minister Segolene Royal (R) walk together after his arrival at the Charles De Gaulle airport in Roissy, Suburban Paris on June 29, 2015. - AFP

“By the end of this month, the Chinese side will submit to the UN secretariat on climate change our intended nationally determined contribution,“ Li told a press conference after a summit in Brussels with EU leaders Donald Tusk and Jean-Claude Juncker.

There has been speculation that the announcement would be made during Li’s visit this week to Brussels and Paris, where December’s climate talks will be held.

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