Beijing: China boasts the world's largest man-made forest and grassland areas, highlighting its dedication to ecological conservation, according to a report released by the Ministry of Natural Resources on Friday.

According to Namibia Press Agency, the report reveals that China's planted forests cover a total area of 92.4 million hectares, and its grasslands span 263.2 million hectares, with both figures ranking first globally. These numbers underscore China's achievements in ecological protection and resource conservation.

In recent years, China has made significant strides in ecological protection, with a total forest area of 283.7 million hectares and forest coverage exceeding 25 percent of the country's total land area. This progress is reflective of the country's commitment to environmental sustainability.

The government's dedication to environmental issues is further evidenced in this year's government work report. The country has pledged to make coordinated efforts to cut carbon emissions, reduce pollution, pursue green development, boost economic growth, and accelerate the green transition across all areas of economic and social development.