U.S. Climate Envoy John Kerry is scheduled to visit Beijing from July 16 to 19 to engage with Chinese officials on addressing the climate crisis and promoting a successful COP28. This will be the third high-level U.S. official visit to China in a month, signaling a resumption of in-person communication after a hiatus due to the pandemic and geopolitical tensions. Previous discussions between the two countries have focused on increasing flights and cooperation on climate and the macroeconomy. The visit comes as China experiences extreme weather, including high temperatures and heavy rainfall, and as wildfires in Canada affect air quality in the U.S. cities.

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