Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council sent a congratulatory letter to the 2022 Pujiang Innovation Forum on August 27. Li Keqiang said that low-carbon development concerns the global green future, and innovation is the first driving force for development. In the face of the complex and profound evolution of the international and regional situation and the sluggish recovery of the world economy, the international community is sharing weal and woe. To develop the economy, improve people's livelihood and cope with climate change, countries should not only focus on the present, but also look to the future. They should adhere to the scientific spirit and pragmatic attitude, adhere to the road of openness and cooperation, promote the transformation of energy consumption and production mode in a stable and orderly manner, and do their best to achieve that development and green transformation go hand in hand, promote each other, and promote quality upgrading. Li Keqiang pointed out that as the largest developing country in the world, China needs to take the road of low-carbon green development in the process of modernization. This is unprecedented in the history of mankind and requires painstaking efforts. Based on our own resource endowment, we will adhere to the principle of "building first and breaking down later" and overall planning, give full play to the supporting and leading role of scientific and technological innovation, promote the revolution of energy consumption, supply, technology and system, ensure energy supply, and orderly promote carbon peak and carbon neutralization. Li Keqiang stressed that opening up brings progress, promotes development and stimulates innovation. It is a key move to deal with various challenges on the way forward and is also the fundamental driving force for China's development in the future. China will unswervingly adhere to the basic national policy of opening up to the outside world, promote deep-seated reform and high-quality development with high-level opening up, strengthen international cooperation in all aspects, deepen exchanges and mutual learning, and better achieve mutual benefit and win-win results. The guest of honor, Prime Minister Ruud of the Netherlands, sent a congratulatory letter to the forum. (news agency)