Fair Winds Collective & EcoClipper - Hosting For Sustainability - Reawakening the Maritime Silk Road
The partnership between the Netherlands and China reached a significant milestone as a delegation from Quanzhou, China, consisting of 12 members, visited the Netherlands. The meeting took place aboard the Vega, a symbol of innovation and sustainability on the 24th of July 24.
The delegation was warmly welcomed by representatives from Fair Winds Collective (FWC) and EcoClipper. The Vega, known for its commitment to sustainable sailing, provided a fitting venue for discussions centered around environmental innovation.
Peggy, our representative of FWC, and Jeremy from EcoClipper led the presentation of sustainable projects under sail. They highlighted the potential of traditional sailing technologies in modern-day applications, emphasizing their benefits in reducing carbon footprints and promoting eco-friendly transport solutions.
The presentations underscored the shared vision of both the Netherlands and China in promoting sustainability. The projects discussed not only aim to preserve maritime heritage but also contribute to global environmental goals.
The visit could mean a future towards an promissing partnership between the two nations, showcasing a mutual commitment to sustainable development and international cooperation. Both parties expressed optimism about future collaborations, particularly in the realms of green technology and cultural exchange.
The event concluded with a sense of camaraderie and a shared dedication to building a sustainable future, marking another step forward in the Netherlands-China partnership. Maybe the maritime silk road could be sailed soon sustainably again.
24-07-23, Peggy Engelmann & Laura Gück