国际英语新闻：Int'l communities laud UN climate conference in Cancun

European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and Climate Action Commissioner Connie Hedegaard Saturday issued statements in Brussels, congratulating on the success of the conference.

"The Cancun Agreement on climate change struck today represents an important step towards a comprehensive and legally binding framework for global climate action," said Barroso.

Barroso also said that the Cancun Agreement shows that the multilateral process can deliver.

The Carbon Markets and Investors Association said on Saturday that it welcomed the progress in the fields like "the green climate fund" at the Cancun conference.

The London-based association hoped the way involving the funds from the private sector to tackle climate changes could be clarified further in the future.

Some experts from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) said that the outcomes of the Cancun conference showed that the international communities are capable to make crucial steps together to cope with climate changes.

Jeremy Hobbs, executive director of Oxfam International, said that the top achievement of the Cancun conference was that it breathed life into UN climate talks and negotiators can continue to push ahead climate talks within the UN framework again.