1. Chongqing Renewable Energy Society Hosts China-Europe-Nepal Climate Cooperation Exchange
From July 22 to 23, 2025, the Chongqing Renewable Energy Society hosted a series of activities under the “China-Europe-Nepal Climate Resilience and Technical Cooperation Exchange” program in Chongqing. On July 22, representatives from 11 institutions across China, Nepal, and Europe—joining both online and in-person—exchanged views on climate resilience, technology promotion, and youth-led green entrepreneurship. Participants reached consensus on green technology transfer, entrepreneurship support, and vocational education partnerships to strengthen regional climate response capability. On July 23, delegates visited three technology companies, gaining deeper insight into their innovations and laying the groundwork for future cooperation.
（Credits: Chongqing Renewable Energy Society）
2. Beijing Lingfeng Foundation Donates Ambulance to Amber Referral Hospital in Cambodia
On July 28, the Beijing Lingfeng Foundation formally donated an ambulance to Koh Kong Provincial Referral Hospital, Cambodia. The donation ceremony was attended by Cambodian officials. Professor Ling Feng, initiator of Chinese Volunteer Doctors and chief expert at Xuanwu Hospital, learned during a previous visit that the hospital, located near the Phnom Penh-Sihanoukville Expressway, frequently handles traffic accident injuries. Lacking a general surgery department, patients often had to be transferred to Phnom Penh, and two of the hospital’s ambulances had been damaged, worsening delays in emergency care. The new ambulance will play a critical role in ensuring “no delay in emergency rescue” During the visit, Professor Ling Feng and volunteer Zhang Jiandong provided free medical consultations for over 20 patients. Hospital Director, He Sokun expressed gratitude and voiced hopes to send general surgeons to China for advanced training.
（Credits: Beijing Lingfeng Foundation）
3. China-Cambodia “Small but Beautiful” Project Outcomes Sharing Meeting Held in Phnom Penh
On July 31, the Cambodia-China Relations Development Association, the China Foundation for Peace and Development, and the Beijing Peaceland Foundation jointly hosted a “Small but Beautiful” Project Outcomes Sharing Meeting at the Confucius Institute of the Royal University of Agriculture in Cambodia. The initiative has adapted and applied China’s experience in improving people’s livelihoods, delivering positive results in education, community well-being, and poverty reduction. It has evolved into an important platform for Chinese civil society organizations to contribute to Cambodia’s socio-economic development. The meeting highlighted both the practical outcomes of the projects and the broader achievements of China-Cambodia people-to-people cooperation.
（Credits: Beijing Peaceland Foundation）
4. 18th Global Youth Model United Nations Conference Opens in Beijing
On August 1, the 18th Global Youth Model United Nations Conference opened in Beijing under the theme “WE, the answers!”, Th’e four-day event encouraged young people from around the world to address global challenges through dialogues and cooperations in a multicultural setting. The conference featured 8 main and special venues, and 23 committees, discussion on 37 pressing global issues. More than 1,000 youth representatives from over 10 countries contributed ideas for advancing world peace and sustainable development. Selected participants from Europe and the United States also visited Xi’an’s ancient city, the Mutianyu Great Wall, and the Yenching Academy of Peking University, where they learned about study opportunities in China and deepened their understanding of Chinese culture and development.
（Credits: Youth Bridge Foundation）
5. 7th Mathare Slum Carnival Successfully Held in Nairobi
On August 2, the 7th Mathare Slum Carnival concluded in Nairobi, Kenya. Organized by the Dream Building Service Association, the event was co-sponsored by China Communications Construction Company, China Road and Bridge Corporation, Shaanxi Youlian Women and Children Exchange Services Center, and Transsion. Under the theme “Weaving Together“, the carnival featured the Slum World Cup, Slum Talent Show, Slum Arts Festival, and the launch of the “Hope Campus” Reading Plan 1.0. The Slum World Cup saw 94 matches played by 47 teams from 24 schools. More than 20 performance groups, selected from over 1,000 participants representing 25 schools and 10 art institutions, showcased their talents during the Slum Talent Show. The new reading plan focused on fostering children’s connections with themselves, their families, communities, and the environment. The event attracted thousands of local residents, celebrating both China-Kenya friendship and the spirit of global solidarity.
（Credits: Dream Building Service Association）
