CGTN: Präsident Xi betont auf dem SCO-Gipfel Freundschaft, Zusammenarbeit und Multilateralismus

Der Gipfel der Shanghai Cooperation Organization 2025 findet in der chinesischen Hafenstadt Tianjin statt Seit Samstag führt der chinesische Präsident Xi Jinping bilaterale Gespräche mit ausländischen Staatschefs, die zu Besuch sind In einem Artikel über die Gespräche von Xi hebt CGTN die Bedeutung von Freundschaft, Zusammenarbeit und Multilateralismus in den internationalen Beziehungen und der globalen Governance hervor.

PEKING, Sept. 01, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Der chinesische Präsident Xi Jinping führt am Rande des Gipfeltreffens der Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Tianjin intensive bilaterale Gespräche mit ausländischen Staats– und Regierungschefs, in denen er die Bedeutung von Freundschaft, praktischer Zusammenarbeit und Multilateralismus hervorhebt.

Der Gipfel, der vom 31. August bis zum 1. September stattfindet, wird bereits zum fünften Mal von China als Gastgeber veranstaltet und wird der größte in der Geschichte der Organisation sein. In der Hafenstadt werden führende Persönlichkeiten aus mehr als 20 Ländern und Leiter von 10 internationalen Organisationen zusammenkommen, um die Erfolge der SCO zu überprüfen, ihren künftigen Kurs festzulegen und den Aufbau einer engeren SCO–Gemeinschaft mit einer gemeinsamen Zukunft voranzutreiben.

Hervorheben langjähriger Freundschaften

Seit Samstag führt Xi bilaterale Gespräche mit ausländischen Staats– und Regierungschefs, die zu Besuch sind, und betont dabei die Bedeutung dauerhafter Beziehungen und Freundschaft.

Bei einem Treffen mit dem ägyptischen Premierminister Mostafa Madbouly erklärte Xi, China und Ägypten sollten enge Partner sein und sich gegenseitig unterstützen. Madbouly lobte seinerseits China als echten Partner und Freund Ägyptens und fügte hinzu, dass Ägypten bereit sei, seine bilateralen Beziehungen weiter auszubauen.

Bei einem Treffen mit dem kambodschanischen Premierminister Hun Manet lobte Xi die „unerschütterliche“ Freundschaft zwischen China und Kambodscha und erklärte, dass die bilaterale Freundschaft sich über die Zeit bewährt habe, felsenfest sei und ein gemeinsames Gut der beiden Völker darstelle.

In Gesprächen mit dem amtierenden myanmarischen Präsidenten, Min Aung Hlaing, stellte Xi fest, dass die „pauk–phaw“–Freundschaft zwischen den beiden Völkern tief verwurzelt und nach wie vor lebendig ist.

Xi lobte auch die Freundschaft zwischen China und Nepal bei seinem Treffen mit dem nepalesischen Premierminister KP Sharma Oli. Er erklärte, dass China und Nepal als enge Nachbarn seit Generationen in den letzten sieben Jahrzehnten gemeinsam ein Kapitel der guten Nachbarschaft und Freundschaft geschrieben haben.

Ausbau der praktischen Zusammenarbeit

Die Zusammenarbeit war ein weiteres wiederkehrendes Thema bei den Treffen von Xi.

In Gesprächen mit dem kasachischen Präsidenten Kassym–Jomart Tokajew drängte Xi auf eine engere Abstimmung der Entwicklungsstrategien und eine vertiefte Zusammenarbeit in den Bereichen Energie, Infrastruktur und Politik. Im Hinblick auf Ägypten forderte er eine stärkere Synergie zwischen Chinas Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) und Ägyptens „Vision 2030“ und betonte dabei die Zusammenarbeit in den Bereichen gemeinsame Fertigung und grüne Energie. Xi hob in den Gesprächen mit Hun Manet auch zwei gemeinsame Projekte Chinas und Kambodschas hervor: den Industrie– und Technologiekorridor (ITC) und den Fisch– und Reis–Korridor (FRC).

Von der Wirtschafts– und Handelskooperationszone Suez in Ägypten bis hin zu ITC und FRC in Kambodscha, vom Wirtschaftskorridor China–Myanmar bis hin zur verbesserten Anbindung an Nepal – Chinas BRI bleibt der zentrale Faden, der die Zusammenarbeit mit den SCO–Partnern verbindet.

In den letzten fünf Jahren hat der Handel zwischen China und anderen SCO–Mitgliedern stark zugenommen und erreichte 2024 einen Rekordwert von 512,4 Mrd. USD. Eine aktuelle Umfrage von CGTN ergab, dass über 85 Prozent der Befragten in den SCO–Ländern der Meinung sind, dass China mit seiner BRI bemerkenswerte Ergebnisse bei der Förderung der Konnektivität und einer hochwertigen Entwicklung unter den SCO–Mitgliedstaaten erzielt hat.

Wahrung des Multilateralismus und der korrekten Sichtweise auf die Geschichte des Zweiten Weltkriegs

Dieses Jahr jährt sich zum 80. Mal der Sieg im Weltkrieg gegen den Faschismus und die Gründung der Vereinten Nationen. Bei einem Treffen mit UN–Generalsekretär Antonio Guterres betonte Xi, dass Multilateralismus, Solidarität und Zusammenarbeit die richtige Antwort auf globale Herausforderungen seien.

Er bekräftigte Chinas Bekenntnis zu einem echten Multilateralismus und seine Unterstützung für die zentrale Rolle der Vereinten Nationen in internationalen Angelegenheiten und fügte hinzu, dass China bereit sei, die Zusammenarbeit mit den Vereinten Nationen zu vertiefen und gemeinsam den Weltfrieden zu sichern sowie Entwicklung und Wohlstand zu fördern.

Es wird erwartet, dass Xi und andere Führungskräfte der SCO auf dem Gipfeltreffen in Tianjin eine Erklärung zum 80. Jahrestag des Sieges im Weltkriegs gegen den Faschismus und zur Gründung der Vereinten Nationen abgeben werden. Laut Außenminister Wang Yi wird die Erklärung das Bekenntnis der Nation zu einer korrekten Sichtweise der Geschichte bekräftigen, die hart erkämpften Errungenschaften des Zweiten Weltkriegs wahren und die Nationen dazu auffordern, aus der Vergangenheit zu lernen, um eine bessere Zukunft aufzubauen.

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الرئيس Xi يؤكد في قمة منظمة شنغهاي للتعاون (SCO) على قوة الصداقة، وتعزيز التعاون، ودعم التعددية

تُعقد قمة منظمة شنغهاي للتعاون لعام 2025 في مدينة ميناء Tianjin الصينية. ويعقد الرئيس الصيني Xi Jinping منذ السبت اجتماعات ثنائية مع القادة الأجانب الزائرين. وقد نشرت CGTN مقالاً حول محادثات Xi التي أكد فيها على أهمية الصداقة والتعاون والتعددية في العلاقات الدولية والحوكمة العالمية.

بكين, Sept. 01, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — يعقد الرئيس الصيني Xi Jinping اجتماعات ثنائية مكثفة مع القادة الأجانب على هامش قمة منظمة شنغهاي للتعاون (SCO) في مدينة Tianjin، حيث شدد على أهمية الصداقة والتعاون العملي والتعددية.

تُعقد القمة في الفترة من 31 أغسطس إلى 1 سبتمبر، وتُعد المرة الخامسة التي تستضيف فيها الصين هذه الفعالية التي ستكون الأكبر في تاريخ المنظمة. سيجتمع القادة من أكثر من 20 دولة فضلاً عن رؤساء 10 منظمات دولية في مدينة الميناء البحري لمراجعة إنجازات منظمة شنغهاي للتعاون (SCO)، ورسم مسارها المستقبلي، والمضي قدمًا نحو بناء مجتمع المنظمة الأكثر تقاربًا والمدفوع بمستقبل مشترك.

التأكيد على الصداقات الراسخة وطويلة الأمد

يعقد Xi منذ يوم السبت اجتماعات ثنائية مع القادة الأجانب الزائرين، مؤكدًا على أهمية الروابط المستمرة والصداقة.

وخلال لقائه مع رئيس الوزراء المصري Mostafa Madbouly، قال الرئيس Xi إن الصين ومصر يجب أن تجسدا المعاني الحقيقية للأخوة، مع دعم بعضهما البعض بقوة وثبات. ومن جانبه، أشاد Madbouly بالصين باعتبارها شريك وصديق حقيقي لمصر، مضيفًا أن مصر مستعدة لتعزيز العلاقات الثنائية بين البلدين بشكل أكبر.

وخلال لقائه برئيس الوزراء الكمبودي Hun Manet، أشاد Xi بـ “الصداقة الراسخة” بين الصين وكمبوديا، مؤكدًا أن هذه الصداقة الثنائية صمدت أمام اختبار الزمن، وهي صلبة كالصخر وتشكل رصيدًا مشتركًا للشعبين.

وفي محادثاته مع رئيس ميانمار بالإنابة Min Aung Hlaing، أشار Xi إلى أن الصداقة “الراسخة” بين الشعبين متجذرة بعمق ومتجددة دائمًا.

وأشاد Xi أيضًا بالصداقة بين الصين ونيبال خلال لقائه برئيس وزراء نيبال KP Sharma Oli. وقال إن الصين ونيبال، باعتبارهما جارتين مقربتين عبر أجيال، قد كتبتا معًا فصلاً من حسن الجوار والصداقة على مدار العقود السبعة الماضية.

توسيع التعاون العملي

لقد كان التعاون أيضًا موضوعًا متكررًا في اجتماعات Xi.

ففي محادثات مع الرئيس الكازاخي Kassym–Jomart Tokayev، حثّ Xi على تعزيز المواءمة بين استراتيجيات التنمية وتعميق التعاون في مجالات الطاقة والبنية التحتية والسياسات. ومع مصر، دعا Xi إلى مزيد من التآزر بين مبادرة الحزام والطريق (BRI) ورؤية مصر “Vision 2030″، مؤكدًا على التعاون في مجالات التصنيع المشترك والطاقة الخضراء. كما ألقى Xi خلال محادثاته مع Hun Manet الضوء على مشروعين مشتركين بين الصين وكمبوديا: الممر الصناعي والتكنولوجي (ITC) وممر الأسماك والأرز (FRC).

ومن منطقة التعاون الاقتصادي والتجاري في السويس بمصر إلى مشروعي الممر الصناعي والتكنولوجي (ITC) وممر الأسماك والأرز (FRC) في كمبوديا، ومن الممر الاقتصادي الصيني–الميانماري إلى تعزيز الترابط مع نيبال، تظل مبادرة الحزام والطريق (BRI) الرابط المركزي بين تعاون الصين مع شركاء منظمة شنغهاي للتعاون.

وعلى مدار السنوات الخمس الماضية، شهدت التجارة بين الصين وبقية أعضاء منظمة شنغهاي للتعاون ارتفاعًا كبيرًا، لتسجِّل رقمًا قياسيًا بلغ 512.4 مليار دولار في عام 2024. وقد أظهر استطلاع حديث أجرته CGTN أن أكثر من 85% من المشاركين في دول منظمة شنغهاي للتعاون يعتقدون أن مبادرة الحزام والطريق (BRI) الصينية حققت نتائج ملحوظة في تعزيز الترابط والتنمية عالية الجودة بين الدول الأعضاء في المنظمة.

التمسك بالتعددية والرؤية الصحيحة لتاريخ الحرب العالمية الثانية

يصادف هذا العام الذكرى الثمانين للانتصار في الحرب العالمية ضد الفاشية وتأسيس منظمة الأمم المتحدة. وخلال لقائه مع الأمين العام للأمم المتحدة Antonio Guterres، شدد Xi على أن التعددية والتضامن والتعاون هي الجواب الصحيح للتحديات العالمية.

وجدد Xi تأكيد التزام الصين بالتعددية الحقيقية ودعمها للدور المركزي للأمم المتحدة في الشؤون الدولية، مضيفًا أن الصين مستعدة لتعميق التعاون مع الأمم المتحدة والعمل معًا على صون السلام العالمي وتعزيز التنمية والازدهار.

ومن المتوقع أن يُصدر Xi وقادة منظمة شنغهاي للتعاون الآخرون بيانًا في قمة Tianjin بمناسبة الذكرى الثمانين للانتصار في الحرب العالمية ضد الفاشية وتأسيس منظمة الأمم المتحدة. وبحسب وزير الخارجية Wang Yi، سيؤكد البيان من جديد التزام الأمة بالرؤية الصحيحة للتاريخ، والتمسك بالثمار التي تحققت بصعوبة من الحرب العالمية الثانية، والدعوة إلى أن تستلهم الدول العبر من الماضي لبناء مستقبل أفضل.

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CGTN : Le président Xi met en avant l’amitié, la coopération et le multilatéralisme lors du sommet de l’OCS

Le sommet de l’Organisation de coopération de Shanghai 2025 se tient dans la ville portuaire chinoise de Tianjin. Depuis samedi, le président chinois Xi Jinping mène des entretiens bilatéraux avec les dirigeants étrangers présents au sommet. CGTN a publié un article sur les discussions de Xi, au cours desquelles ce dernier a souligné l’importance de l’amitié, de la coopération et du multilatéralisme dans les relations internationales et la gouvernance mondiale.

PÉKIN, 01 sept. 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Le président chinois Xi Jinping tient des réunions bilatérales intensives avec des dirigeants étrangers en marge du sommet de l’Organisation de coopération de Shanghai (OCS) à Tianjin, où il souligne l’importance de l’amitié, de la coopération concrète et du multilatéralisme.

Le sommet, qui se déroule du 31 août au 1er septembre, est la cinquième édition organisée par la Chine et s’annonce comme la plus importante de l’histoire de l’OCS. Des dirigeants de plus de 20 pays et les responsables de 10 organisations internationales se réuniront dans la ville portuaire pour passer en revue les réalisations de l’OCS, définir ses orientations futures et avancer vers la construction d’une communauté OCS plus unie avec un avenir partagé.

Mise en avant des amitiés de longue date

Depuis samedi, Xi mène des entretiens bilatéraux avec les dirigeants étrangers présents au sommet, mettant en avant l’importance des liens durables et de l’amitié.

Lors de sa rencontre avec le Premier ministre égyptien Mostafa Madbouly, Xi a déclaré que la Chine et l’Égypte devraient être des alliés fidèles, se soutenant fermement mutuellement. Madbouly, pour sa part, a salué la Chine comme un véritable partenaire et ami de l’Égypte, ajoutant que le pays est prêt à développer davantage ses relations bilatérales.

Lors de sa rencontre avec le Premier ministre cambodgien Hun Manet, Xi a salué l’amitié « inébranlable » entre la Chine et le Cambodge, affirmant que cette relation bilatérale a résisté à l’épreuve du temps, demeure solide et constitue un atout partagé par les deux peuples.

Lors de ses entretiens avec le président par intérim du Myanmar, Min Aung Hlaing, Xi a souligné que l’amitié « pauk–phaw » entre les deux peuples est profondément enracinée et toujours forte.

Xi a également salué l’amitié entre la Chine et le Népal lors de sa rencontre avec le Premier ministre népalais KP Sharma Oli. Il a souligné que la Chine et le Népal, voisins proches depuis des générations, ont écrit ensemble au cours des sept dernières décennies un chapitre de bon voisinage et d’amitié.

Renforcement de la coopération concrète

La coopération a été un sujet récurrent au cours des entretiens de Xi.

Lors de ses entretiens avec le président kazakh Kassym–Jomart Tokayev, Xi a appelé à un meilleur alignement des stratégies de développement et à un approfondissement de la coopération dans les domaines de l’énergie, des infrastructures et des politiques. Avec l’Égypte, il a appelé à une plus grande synergie entre l’initiative chinoise « Belt and Road » (BRI) et la « Vision 2030 » égyptienne, en soulignant la coopération dans la production conjointe et les énergies vertes. Lors de ses entretiens avec Hun Manet, Xi a également mis en avant deux projets conjoints sino–cambodgiens, le Corridor industriel et technologique (ITC pour Industrial and Technological Corridor) et le Corridor du poisson et du riz (FRC pour Fish and Rice Corridor).

De la zone de coopération économique et commerciale de Suez en Égypte aux projets ITC et FRC au Cambodge, du corridor économique Chine–Myanmar au renforcement des liens avec le Népal, l’initiative BRI reste le fil conducteur de la coopération de la Chine avec ses partenaires de l’OCS.

Au cours des cinq dernières années, le commerce entre la Chine et les autres membres de l’OCS a connu une forte croissance, atteignant un niveau record de 512,4 milliards de dollars en 2024. Un récent sondage de CGTN montre que plus de 85 % des personnes interrogées dans les pays de l’OCS considèrent que la BRI chinoise a obtenu des résultats remarquables en matière de connectivité et de développement de haute qualité entre les États membres.

Défense du multilatéralisme et de la juste vision de l’histoire de la Seconde Guerre mondiale

Cette année marque le 80ᵉ anniversaire de la victoire sur le fascisme lors de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et de la création des Nations Unies. Lors d’une rencontre avec le secrétaire général de l’ONU, Antonio Guterres, Xi a souligné que le multilatéralisme, la solidarité et la coopération constituent la réponse appropriée aux défis mondiaux.

Il a réaffirmé l’engagement de la Chine en faveur d’un véritable multilatéralisme et son soutien au rôle central de l’ONU dans les affaires internationales, ajoutant que la Chine est disposée à approfondir sa coopération avec l’ONU pour protéger ensemble la paix mondiale et promouvoir le développement et la prospérité.

Xi et les autres dirigeants de l’OCS devraient publier une déclaration à l’occasion du 80ᵉ anniversaire de la victoire de la Seconde Guerre mondiale contre le fascisme et de la création des Nations Unies, lors du sommet de Tianjin. Selon le ministre des Affaires étrangères Wang Yi, la déclaration réaffirmera l’engagement du pays envers une vision juste de l’histoire, défendra les acquis durement obtenus de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et appellera les nations à tirer les leçons du passé pour construire un avenir meilleur.

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CGTN: Presidente Xi fala sobre amizade, cooperação e multilateralismo no SCO Summit

O Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit 2025 está ocorrendo na cidade portuária chinesa de Tianjin. Desde sábado, o presidente chinês Xi Jinping tem realizado reuniões bilaterais com líderes estrangeiros visitantes. A CGTN publicou um artigo sobre as palestras de Xi, no qual ele destacou a importância da amizade, da cooperação e do multilateralismo nas relações internacionais e na governança global.

PEQUIM, Sept. 01, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — O presidente chinês, Xi Jinping, está realizando reuniões bilaterais intensivas com líderes estrangeiros paralelas à Shanghai Cooperation Organization 2025 (SCO) em Tianjin, onde destacou a importância da amizade, da cooperação prática e do multilateralismo.

A reunião, de 31 de agosto a 1º de setembro, marca a quinta vez que a China sedia o evento e será a maior da história da organização. Líderes de mais de 20 países e chefes de 10 organizações internacionais se reunirão na cidade portuária para analisar as conquistas da SCO, traçar seu curso futuro e avançar na criação de uma comunidade mais próxima da SCO com um futuro compartilhado.

Destaque de amizades duradouras

Desde sábado, Xi vem realizando reuniões bilaterais com líderes estrangeiros visitantes, destacando a importância dos laços duradouros e da amizade.

Ao se encontrar com o primeiro–ministro egípcio Mostafa Madbouly, Xi disse que a China e o Egito devem ser bons irmãos, com firme apoio mútuo. Madbouly, por sua vez, elogiou a China como o verdadeiro parceiro e amigo do Egito, acrescentando que o Egito está pronto para desenvolver ainda mais suas relações bilaterais.

Ao se encontrar com o primeiro–ministro cambojano Hun Manet, Xi elogiou a amizade “inquebrável” China–Camboja, dizendo que a amizade bilateral resistiu ao tempo, é sólida e é um ativo compartilhado pelos dois povos.

Em conversas com o presidente interino de Mianmar, Min Aung Hlaing, Xi observou que a amizade de “pauk–phaw” (irmãos) entre os dois povos tem um profunda raiz e está sempre renovada.

Xi também elogiou a amizade China–Nepal ao se encontrar com o primeiro–ministro nepalês, KP Sharma Oli. Ele disse que a China e o Nepal, como vizinhos próximos há gerações, escreveram juntos um capítulo de boa vizinhança e amizade nas últimas sete décadas.

Ampliação da cooperação prática

A cooperação foi outro tema recorrente nas reuniões de Xi.

Em conversas com o presidente cazaque Kassym–Jomart Tokayev, Xi pediu um alinhamento mais próximo das estratégias de desenvolvimento e uma cooperação mais profunda nas áreas de energia, infraestrutura e políticas. Com o Egito, ele pediu uma maior sinergia entre a Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) da China e a “Visão 2030” do Egito, enfatizando a cooperação na fabricação conjunta e na energia verde. Xi também destacou dois projetos conjuntos China–Camboja: o Industrial and Technological Corridor (ITC) e o Fish and Rice Corridor (FRC), em conversas com Hun Manet.

Da Zona de Cooperação Econômica e Comercial do Suez no Egito ao ITC e FRC do Camboja, do China–Myanmar Economic Corridor ao aprimoramento da conectividade com o Nepal, a BRI da China continua sendo o fio condutor que liga a cooperação da China com os parceiros da SCO.

Nos últimos cinco anos, o comércio entre a China e outros membros da SCO aumentou, atingindo um recorde de US $512,4 bilhões em 2024. Uma recente pesquisa da CGTN revelou que mais de 85% dos entrevistados nos países da SCO acreditam que a BRI da China alcançou resultados notáveis na promoção da conectividade e do desenvolvimento de alta qualidade entre os estados membros da SCO.

Defesa do multilateralismo e a visão correta da história da Segunda Guerra Mundial

Este ano marca o 80º aniversário da vitória da Guerra Mundial Antifascista e da fundação das Nações Unidas. Em uma reunião com o secretário–geral da ONU, António Guterres, Xi enfatizou que o multilateralismo, a solidariedade e a cooperação são a resposta certa para os desafios globais.

Ele reafirmou o compromisso da China com o genuíno multilateralismo e seu apoio ao papel central da ONU nos assuntos internacionais, acrescentando que a China está disposta a aprofundar a cooperação com a ONU e salvaguardar conjuntamente a paz mundial e promover o desenvolvimento e a prosperidade.

Xi e outros líderes da SCO devem emitir uma declaração marcando o 80º aniversário da vitória da Guerra Mundial Antifascista e da fundação das Nações Unidas na cúpula de Tianjin. De acordo com o ministro das Relações Exteriores, Wang Yi, a declaração reafirmará o compromisso da nação com uma visão correta da história, defenderá os frutos duramente conquistados da Segunda Guerra Mundial e pedirá às nações que aprendam com o passado para a criação de um futuro melhor.

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EZVIZ joins forces with Plastic Bank, turning the tide on plastic waste through sustainable innovation and community empowerment

HOOFDDORP, The Netherlands, Sept. 01, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — This September, EZVIZ is expanding the scope of its Green Initiative with the announcement of a new global partnership with Plastic Bank, an international social fintech dedicated to reducing plastic waste and uplifting collectors. Building on the momentum of its World Environment Day commitments in June, EZVIZ carries forward its mission with its “Together for Change, Bottle by Bottle” campaign, connecting long–term environmental ambitions with urgent action to stop plastic pollution.

In 2025, EZVIZ is funding the removal of 20,000 kilograms of plastic waste from the environment – equivalent to 1 million plastic bottles. These efforts have empowered collectors in 29 communities across Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Africa, driving tangible progress in the fight against plastic pollution. Through Plastic Bank’s innovative circular economy model, local collectors are empowered to turn discarded plastic into valuable resources that strengthen livelihoods, build resilience, and safeguard the environment.

“With EZVIZ, we’re proving that every action, no matter how small, can ripple outward to protect the environment and uplift communities,” said David Katz, CEO and Founder at Plastic Bank. “Our collective action is enabling a future where the people and the planet prosper together.”

EZVIZ embeds eco–conscious values across its product lifecycles with a commitment to design smarter, cleaner, and more responsible products. In 2024, the company achieved a major milestone by preventing 22.3 tons of plastic waste through the widespread use of recycled materials in its robot vacuum portfolio. The battery cameras such as EB3 further exemplify this eco–conscious approach, combining solar power to save up to 80% energy with approximately 80% recyclability in its components, and packaged in 100% recyclable materials.

Sustainability extends to every aspect of EZVIZ’s packaging. By prioritizing paper–based and recycled materials, the company now eliminates over one million bubble wrap bags per month. Additional measures, such as streamlined packaging formats and replacing printed labels with laser etching, reduced 1.573 tons of paper in 2024 alone, underscoring the brand’s focus on practical, high–impact solutions.

“Our approach is holistic: creating products and partnerships that make a real difference,” said Sophie Zhang, Global Brand Director at EZVIZ. “We believe in plastic reduction that’s people–centered, tech–enabled, and globally scaled.”

Contact
Charlene Li
[email protected]

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EZVIZ s’allie à Plastic Bank : inverser la tendance des déchets plastiques marins grâce à l’innovation durable et au renforcement des communautés

DUBAI, les Émirats arabes unis, 01 sept. 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Ce mois de septembre, EZVIZ étend la portée de son Initiative Verte avec l’annonce d’un nouveau partenariat mondial avec Plastic Bank, une plateforme internationale dédiée à la réduction des déchets plastiques. S’inscrivant dans la continuité des engagements pris lors de la Journée mondiale de l’environnement en juin, EZVIZ poursuit sa mission sous le slogan « Ensemble pour le changement, bouteille par bouteille », reliant des ambitions environnementales à long terme à des actions urgentes pour stopper les plastiques destinés aux océans, tout en intégrant des valeurs écoresponsables tout au long du cycle de vie de ses produits.

Jusqu'à ce jour en 2025, EZVIZ a contribué à empêcher plus d’un million de bouteilles plastiques de polluer les cours d’eau et a soutenu le retrait de 20 000 kilogrammes de déchets plastiques dans des environnements vulnérables. Ces efforts ont touché 29 communautés en Asie du Sud–Est, en Amérique latine et en Afrique, générant des progrès tangibles dans la lutte contre la pollution plastique. Grâce au modèle innovant d’économie circulaire de Plastic Bank, les collecteurs locaux sont encouragés à transformer les plastiques jetés en ressources précieuses, renforçant ainsi les moyens de subsistance, la résilience et la protection de l’environnement.

« Avec EZVIZ, nous prouvons que chaque action, aussi petite soit–elle, peut produire un effet d’entraînement pour protéger l’océan et soutenir les communautés », a déclaré David Katz, fondateur de Plastic Bank. « Ensemble, nous montrons au monde que la technologie peut être une force pour le bien, façonnant un avenir où les populations et la planète prospèrent côte à côte. »

La vision d’EZVIZ dépasse les simples partenariats et repose sur l’engagement à concevoir des produits plus intelligents, plus propres et plus responsables. En 2024, l’entreprise a franchi une étape majeure en évitant 22,3 tonnes de déchets plastiques grâce à l’utilisation généralisée de matériaux recyclés dans sa gamme de robots aspirateurs. Les caméras à batterie, comme la EB3, illustrent également cette approche écoresponsable, combinant l’énergie solaire (réduction jusqu’à 80 % de la consommation d’énergie) avec environ 80 % de recyclabilité des composants, le tout emballé dans des matériaux 100 % recyclables.

La durabilité s’étend à chaque aspect de l’emballage EZVIZ. En privilégiant les matériaux à base de papier et recyclés, l’entreprise élimine désormais plus d’un million de sachets à bulles par mois. Des mesures supplémentaires, telles que la simplification des formats d’emballage et le remplacement des étiquettes imprimées par la gravure au laser, ont permis de réduire 1 573 tonnes de papier en 2024, soulignant l’engagement de la marque envers des solutions pratiques et à fort impact.

« Notre approche est globale : créer des produits qui font une réelle différence », a déclaré Sophie Zhang, Directrice de la marque mondiale chez EZVIZ. « Nous croyons en une réduction du plastique centrée sur l’humain, activée par la technologie et mise à l’échelle mondiale. »

Contact
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EZVIZ joins forces with Plastic Bank, turning the tide on plastic waste through sustainable innovation and community empowerment

HOOFDDORP, The Netherlands, Sept. 01, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — This September, EZVIZ is expanding the scope of its Green Initiative with the announcement of a new global partnership with Plastic Bank, an international social fintech dedicated to reducing plastic waste and uplifting collectors. Building on the momentum of its World Environment Day commitments in June, EZVIZ carries forward its mission with its “Together for Change, Bottle by Bottle” campaign, connecting long–term environmental ambitions with urgent action to stop plastic pollution.

In 2025, EZVIZ is funding the removal of 20,000 kilograms of plastic waste from the environment – equivalent to 1 million plastic bottles. These efforts have empowered collectors in 29 communities across Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Africa, driving tangible progress in the fight against plastic pollution. Through Plastic Bank’s innovative circular economy model, local collectors are empowered to turn discarded plastic into valuable resources that strengthen livelihoods, build resilience, and safeguard the environment.

“With EZVIZ, we’re proving that every action, no matter how small, can ripple outward to protect the environment and uplift communities,” said David Katz, CEO and Founder at Plastic Bank. “Our collective action is enabling a future where the people and the planet prosper together.”

EZVIZ embeds eco–conscious values across its product lifecycles with a commitment to design smarter, cleaner, and more responsible products. In 2024, the company achieved a major milestone by preventing 22.3 tons of plastic waste through the widespread use of recycled materials in its robot vacuum portfolio. The battery cameras such as EB3 further exemplify this eco–conscious approach, combining solar power to save up to 80% energy with approximately 80% recyclability in its components, and packaged in 100% recyclable materials.

Sustainability extends to every aspect of EZVIZ’s packaging. By prioritizing paper–based and recycled materials, the company now eliminates over one million bubble wrap bags per month. Additional measures, such as streamlined packaging formats and replacing printed labels with laser etching, reduced 1.573 tons of paper in 2024 alone, underscoring the brand’s focus on practical, high–impact solutions.

“Our approach is holistic: creating products and partnerships that make a real difference,” said Sophie Zhang, Global Brand Director at EZVIZ. “We believe in plastic reduction that’s people–centered, tech–enabled, and globally scaled.”

Contact
Charlene Li
[email protected]

A photo accompanying this announcement is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/da692370–ce62–410c–835e–a7b27234531b


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إيزفيز تتعاون مع بلاستيك بانك: تحويل مسار النفايات البلاستيكية المتجهة إلى المحيط من خلال الابتكار المستدام وتمكين المجتمع

دبي، الإمارات العربية المتحدة, Sept. 01, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) —

 في هذا الشهر، توسّع إيزفيز نطاق المبادرة الخضراء بالإعلان عن شراكة عالمية جديدة مع بلاستيك بانك، وهي منصة دولية مكرّسة لتقليل النفايات البلاستيكية. وبناءً على الالتزامات التي أُعلِن عنها في يوم البيئة العالمي في يونيو، تواصل إيزفيز مهمتها تحت شعار الحملة: معًا من أجل التغيير، زجاجة تلو الأخرى”، من خلال ربط الطموحات البيئية طويلة المدى بالإجراءات العاجلة لوقف تدفق البلاستيك نحو المحيطات، مع ترسيخ القيم البيئية الواعية في جميع مراحل دورة حياة منتجاتها.

في عام 2025 وحده، ساعدت إيزفيز في منع أكثر من 1,000,000 زجاجة بلاستيكية من تلويث المجاري المائية، ودعمت إزالة 20,000 كيلوغرام من النفايات البلاستيكية من البيئات الهشّة. وقد أثرت هذه الجهود على 29 مجتمعًا في جنوب شرق آسيا وأمريكا اللاتينية وأفريقيا، محققة تقدمًا ملموسًا في مكافحة التلوث البلاستيكي. ومن خلال نموذج الاقتصاد الدائري المبتكر لبلاستيك بانك، يتم تمكين جامعي البلاستيك المحليين من تحويل النفايات البلاستيكية المهملة إلى موارد قيّمة تعزز سبل العيش، وتبني القدرة على الصمود، وتحمي البيئة.

قال ديفيد كاتز، مؤسس بلاستيك بانك: مع إيزفيز، نُثبت أن كل إجراء، مهما كان صغيرًا، يمكن أن يحدث تأثيرًا ممتدًا لحماية المحيطات وتكمين المجتمعات. معًا، نُظهر للعالم أن التكنولوجيا يمكن أن تكون قوة من أجل الخير، وأن تشكّل مستقبلًا يزدهر فيه الإنسان والكوكب جنبًا إلى جنب.”

تمتد رؤية إيزفيز إلى ما وراء الشراكات، إذ ترتكز على التزام بتصميم منتجات أذكى وأنظف وأكثر مسؤولية. ففي عام 2024، حققت الشركة إنجازًا مهمًا عبر منع 22.3 طنًا من النفايات البلاستيكية بفضل الاستخدام الواسع للمواد المعاد تدويرها في مجموعة روبوتات التنظيف الخاصة بها. كما تُجسّد الكاميرات المزودة بالبطاريات مثل EB3 هذا النهج البيئي، حيث تجمع بين الطاقة الشمسية لتوفير ما يصل إلى 80% من استهلاك الطاقة، مع قابلية لإعادة التدوير تصل إلى نحو 80% من مكوناتها، وجميعها مغلّفة بمواد قابلة لإعادة التدوير بنسبة 100%.

ويشمل نهج الاستدامة كل جوانب تغليف منتجات إيزفيز. فمن خلال إعطاء الأولوية للمواد الورقية والمعاد تدويرها، تستغني الشركة الآن عن أكثر من مليون كيس فقاعي شهريًا. كما أسهمت التدابير الإضافية، مثل تبسيط أنماط التغليف واستبدال الملصقات المطبوعة بالنقش بالليزر، في تقليل 1.573 طنًا من الورق في عام 2024، مما يبرز تركيز العلامة التجارية على حلول عملية وذات تأثير كبير.

وقالت صوفي تشانغ، المديرة العالمية للعلامة التجارية في إيزفيز: “نهجنا شامل: نصنع منتجات تُحدث فرقًا حقيقيًا. نحن نؤمن بتقليل البلاستيك بشكل يركز على الإنسان، ويستند إلى التكنولوجيا، وقابل للتوسع عالميًا.”

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Youth Lead Global Call to Support Hibakusha on UN Day Against Nuclear Test

By Katsuhiro Asagiri
TOKYO, Sep 1 2025 – Marking the United Nations’ International Day Against Nuclear Tests, young activists and experts gathered at the UN University in Tokyo for an event titled “The Role of Youth in Supporting Global Hibakusha.” The forum underscored how youth solidarity can amplify the voices of survivors of nuclear testing and bombings, known collectively as the “Global Hibakusha” — communities scarred by the use, production, and testing of nuclear weapons, from Hiroshima to the Marshall Islands — and strengthen global momentum toward nuclear abolition.

The event was part conference, part call to arms. Its message was clear: the nuclear age is not a matter of history, but a crisis that continues to live in the bodies, memories, and struggles of people worldwide. And young people, the organizers emphasized, must shoulder the responsibility of carrying those voices forward.

Youth Survey on Nuclear Awareness

Daiki Nakazawa (right) and Momoka Abe(left) presenting the final results of a Youth Peace Awareness Survey. Credit: Katsuhiro Asagiri

The forum was convened by five groups with a history of advocacy: International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW), the Qazaq Nuclear Frontline Coalition, Soka Gakkai International (SGI), the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) Kazakhstan, and Marshallese Educational Initiative (MEI).

The five organizations presented the final results of a Youth Peace Awareness Survey, conducted between January 6 and August 9, across five countries—the United States, Australia, Kazakhstan, Japan, and the Marshall Islands. Targeting youth aged 18 to 35, the survey drew responses from 1,580 participants, examining their knowledge of nuclear weapons, attitudes, and readiness for action.

“In every country surveyed, those who had heard the testimony of survivors were more likely to be taking action for nuclear abolition,” said Daiki Nakazawa, a representative from SGI Youth. “It shows that listening to Hibakusha is not simply remembrance. It is a catalyst for activism.”

His colleague, Momoka Abe, added that for their generation, survivor accounts “remain one of the most powerful ways to understand both the human costs of nuclear weapons and the urgency of preventing their use.”

Remembering Kazakhstan’s Nuclear Legacy

Semipalatinsk Former Nuclear Weapon Test site. Credit: Katsuhiro Asagiri

A live online dialogue linked participants in Tokyo with Almaty, Kazakhstan. Medet Suleimen of FES Kazakhstan recalled his country’s tragic legacy: during the Soviet era, 456 nuclear tests were conducted at the Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test site in the country’s northeast, directly affecting some 1.5 million people and their descendants.

He reminded the Tokyo audience that much of the data on those tests was removed to Moscow during the Soviet collapse, leaving independent assessments patchy at best. “The consequences are still poorly understood,” he said. “But the human suffering is clear.”

Kazakhstan’s government closed the Semipalatinsk site in 1991, the year of its independence, and voluntarily renounced the world’s fourth-largest nuclear arsenal. It was that historic gesture that the U.N. chose to honor when it designated August 29 as a global day against nuclear testing in 2009.

A Japanese Perspective

Kazakhstan presided over the 3rd meeting of state parties to TPNW which will take place at the United Nations Headquarters in New York between March 3 and 7 in 2025. Credit: Katsuhiro Asagiri, President of INPS Japan

For young Japanese, the nuclear legacy is both intimate and distant. Hiroshima and Nagasaki remain central to national memory, but the experience of other nuclear victims — Indigenous Australians, Pacific islanders, Kazakhs — often lies beyond the frame.

Yuki Nihei, an SGI youth who traveled to New York in March for the Third Meeting of States Parties to the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW), recounted a moment that made that gap vivid. At a side event on Global Hibakusha, she listened to testimony from an Indigenous Australian exposed to British nuclear tests.

“There was no warning. No consent. And to this day, they receive little compensation, and their suffering is barely acknowledged,” she said. “While Hiroshima and Nagasaki are often recalled in Japan as historical tragedies, but hearing from Global Hibakusha shows that nuclear harm is present-tense. A lot of people are still suffering now.”

That realization, she said, pushed her to think differently about solidarity:“As a Japanese youth, I want to stand with Global Hibakusha in pursuit of genuine nuclear abolition.”

The Treaty and Its Challenges

The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, signed 20 September 2017 by 50 United Nations member states. Credit: UN Photo / Paulo Filgueiras

Keita Takagaki from the Youth Community for Global Hibakusha emphasized the groundbreaking nature of the TPNW, which for the first time obligates states to provide assistance to victims and undertake environmental remediation (Articles 6 and 7). But he was quick to acknowledge the difficulties: the refusal of nuclear-armed states to join, friction between governments and nongovernmental groups, and the limited resources of many Global South states that are party to the treaty. “The challenges are real,” he said. “But so is the vision. We need to keep pushing to make it real.”

Takagaki also offered a note of caution against reducing youth activism to inheritance. “We often hear that young people should ‘carry on the voices of Hibakusha,’” he said. “That is important, but it is not enough. Each of us must also decide what kind of society we want to build — and take responsibility for creating it.”

Kazakhstan’s Call for Action

Anvar Milzatillayev, Counselor of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Japan. Credit: Katsuhiro Asagiri

Anvar Milzatillayev, Counselor of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Japan, reaffirmed his country’s post-independence choice to pursue peace without nuclear weapons. He called the event “vital not only to remember past tragedies but to inspire concrete action for the future.” Commenting on the survey finding that many young respondents wished to act for nuclear abolition but “did not know how,” he said this highlighted the need for campaigns to be more accessible and participatory.

“Testimonies of survivors must continue to be shared,” he stressed, “because they have the power to transform awareness into action.” Milzatillayev expressed confidence in the “three powers of youth”—to spread the truth of nuclear harm, to connect across borders, and to mobilize society—adding: “Together with young people of Kazakhstan, Japan, and around the world, we will support the Global Hibakusha and build a nuclear-free future. I truly believe this is possible.”

Professor Tshilidzi Marwala, the Rector of the United Nations University, also emphasized the responsibility to carry forward the voices of all those affected by nuclear weapons. Renewing the United Nations’ founding pledge “to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war,” he called on the generations who will shape the future to take action for peace with foresight and courage.

This article is brought to you by INPS Japan in collaboration with Soka Gakkai International, in consultative status with UN ECOSOC.

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African Debt & Climate Change: How the ICJ’s Vanuatu Ruling Could be Used for Broader Justice

A view of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at the Peace Palace in The Hague. Credit: UN Photo/ICJ-CIJ/Frank van Bee

By Daniel D. Bradlow
PRETORIA, South Africa, Sep 1 2025 – African sovereign debtors in distress face terrible choices. They are often forced to choose between fully paying their creditors and financing the needs of their populations – health, education, renewable energy, water.

Discussions with their creditors focus on financial, economic and contractual issues. The environmental and social impacts of their situation are largely excluded from negotiations.

Thanks to the initiative of some Vanuatan law students, this may be about to change.

Vanuatu is a country consisting of small islands in the south Pacific. It has been ranked as one of the countries most affected by climate change, facing threats of rising sea levels and storm surges. In 2019, a law professor in Vanuatu, Justin Rose, asked his students to propose ways to deal with the climate threat confronting their country.

They suggested that Vanuatu ask the United Nations general assembly to request an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice on the international legal obligations of states regarding climate change. They convinced their government to adopt their proposal. They also mobilised international support, saying they wanted to take the world’s biggest problem to the world’s highest court.

In 2023, the UN general assembly agreed to seek the International Court of Justice’s advice on the following two issues: the obligations of states under international law to protect the environment from the impact of human-caused greenhouse gas emissions and
the legal consequences for states if they fail to meet these obligations and thereby cause significant environmental harm for present and future generations.

The case attracted unprecedented attention. The court received over 150 written submissions. Over 100 states and international organisations made oral presentations in nine days of public hearings. On 23 July 2025, the International Court of Justice issued a unanimous advisory opinion. It was only the fifth time in its nearly 80-year history to do so.

The court’s opinion was that the obligations of states extend beyond the treaties they have signed and ratified. They also include obligations arising from customary international law. This is the law that states practise out of a sense of legal obligation. It is binding on all states and international organisations, regardless of whether they have signed any applicable treaty.

The rules that matter

The court declared that there are two relevant customary international legal obligations.

The first is a duty to prevent significant harm to the environment. This requires states to exercise due diligence before acting in ways that could cause environmental damage. They must assess both the probability of causing serious harm and the likely extent of any expected impacts.

In making these assessments, states must take into account current binding and non-binding international standards. It also requires states to ensure that companies and individuals subject to their jurisdiction comply with these duties.

The second is a duty to cooperate with other states to protect the environment and to help solve international problems of an economic, social, cultural or humanitarian nature. Here, the court opined that a healthy environment is a pre-condition for the enjoyment of human rights. It affects the rights to life, health and livelihoods, and the rights of children, women and indigenous people.

The court, in discussing the second issue, advised that states can be held legally responsible if they do not take all measures within their power to prevent significant environmental harm. It noted that while all states have this duty, its precise contents will vary depending on their capabilities. The critical factor is the effort the states make and not the results they produce.

The debt angle

Although the court’s opinion is only advisory, it is likely to be highly influential. It was informed by a wide range of submissions. It was a unanimous decision of 15 judges who come from 15 countries.

The fact that the court grounded its decision, in part, on customary international environmental and human rights grounds means that it has implications for any state actions that can have significant adverse impacts on climate, the environment and customary human rights.

My work as an international lawyer working on sovereign debt and development finance convinces me that this includes the renegotiation or restructuring of African debt.

Whatever action African sovereign debtors take to deal with their debt crisis will affect their ability to manage their greenhouse gas emissions. It will also affect their ability to deliver on their obligations to their citizens’ rights. These include the rights to life, health and livelihoods.

This suggests that African sovereign debtors and their creditors need to understand the environmental and climate impacts of their transactions.

They must also work together to resolve their transactions’ negative environmental, social, economic and cultural impacts. Their respective responsibilities will differ depending on their capabilities.

The International Court of Justice opinion may therefore offer new opportunities to make debtor and creditor states, and creditor institutions, accept responsibility for the environmental and social impacts of their actions.

Three possible avenues for relief

There could be at least three ways to relate the climate opinion to debt.

First, the debtor and its stakeholders can use the decision to bolster their arguments for including the environmental and social impacts of debt in their negotiations. They can point out that the debtor state cannot avoid international legal responsibility for the effects of the transaction on its greenhouse gas emissions and on the human rights of its citizens.

They can also point out that its creditors and their home states also have a legal obligation to assess these impacts and cooperate in managing them.

Second, the stakeholders can remind both the sovereign debtor and its creditors about the content of their international legal responsibilities. There are international norms and standards that can help establish that content.

Some of them are:

UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights
the UNCTAD Principles on Promoting Responsible Sovereign Borrowing and Lending
the UN Global Compact
the OECD Principles of Responsible Conduct for Multinational Enterprises
the World Bank Environmental and Social Framework.

In addition, there are many private financial institutions that have human rights and environmental and social policies that often specifically refer to these international standards.

Third, drawing inspiration from the Vanuatu law students, activists around the world can use the judgment to strengthen their arguments. They can say that creditor and debtor states have an international legal duty to prevent significant harm to the environment and to cooperate to protect the environment. This duty extends to ensuring that companies and individuals subject to their jurisdiction act in conformity with these duties. They can be held legally responsible for failing to comply with these duties.

Finally, there are international mechanisms that non-state actors can use to hold debtors and creditors accountable for failing to perform their duties. These include the National Contact Points. These exist in each state that has signed on to the OECD Principles of Responsible Conduct for Multinational Enterprises. Another possibility is the independent accountability mechanisms in the multilateral development banks.

There are also the courts in the growing number of states in which governments, central banks and private actors have been sued for violating their obligations to climate change.

States and financial institutions, of course, can avoid these consequences by respecting the court’s opinion and developing ways of managing African sovereign debt that comply with its international legal advice.

Daniel D. Bradlow is a professor at the Centre for the Advancement of Scholarship, University of Pretoria, South Africa. [email protected]

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