Ping An establishes China's first charitable trust for mangrove ecosystem conservation to promote sustainable development
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To promote sustainable development and facilitate harmonious coexistence between humans and nature, Ping An has expanded its activity in green finance and actively participates in public welfare activities for biodiversity protection. Ping An launched
Ping An will continue to implement ESG responsible investment concepts. By utilizing financial instruments to empower green development and by employing financial acumen to create innovative public welfare model, the Group aims to strengthen the integration of finance, environmental conservation, and social development, thereby underpinning comprehensive sustainable development across society.
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