The second Sino-EU summit of this year will be held in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, at the end of November.

EU diplomats in Beijing said yesterday that discussions will center on global warming, energy and the financial crisis, William Fingleton, spokesman of the Delegation of the European Commission to China, told China Daily.

"Climate change is a very big issue, as it's just one week before the (United Nations Climate Change Conference Copenhagen)," he said. The one-day Sino-EU summit is on Nov 30.