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Premier Li Keqiang delivers a speech about climate change in a meeting in China. (Chinannews/Liu Zhen)

BRUSSELS, June 30 -- China and the European Union (EU) issued a joint statement on climate change here on Monday to enhance cooperation in the uphill battle against global climate change.

China has promised to peak its carbon dioxide emissions around 2030, and is striving to reach the peak at an even earlier date and increase the share of non-fossil fuels to around 20 percent in primary energy consumption by 2030.

Also on Monday, in a signed article published by the French Le Figaro newspaper, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said that his country is ready to work with France to actively contribute to the establishment of a global climate governing system that is fair and reasonable.

The strong determination and deep sincerity revealed by the Chinese side and the increasingly close cooperation between China and Europe highlighted China's responsible role in fighting climate change.

According to the China-EU joint statement, both sides agreed to promote cooperation on climate change and develop a cost-effective, low-carbon economy while maintaining robust economic growth.

They also reached consensus to further enhance policy dialogue and practical cooperation on the two sides' transformation to a resource-efficient, green, low-carbon and climate-resilient economy and society.

Meanwhile, China and the EU will establish low-carbon partnership between cities of both sides, promote dialogue and cooperation on their domestic mitigation policies for climate change and enhance collaboration on climate-related scientific research and technology innovation.

According to the statement, China and the EU are committed to working together to reach an "ambitious and legally binding agreement" at the Paris Climate Conference in 2015 which aims to enhance the implementation of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, based on equity and the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities.