China is doubling down on its role as a global leader in innovation, blending cutting-edge tech advancements with international collaboration to drive worldwide progress, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun announced this week. 🌍💡
Innovation as a Global Language
During a press briefing, Guo highlighted China’s push for self-reliance in science and tech, while stressing partnerships with countries from Asia and beyond. “Digital networks, AI, space exploration—these breakthroughs aren’t just for China,” he said, “they’re tools for shared growth.”
Collaboration in Action
Key projects like the China-Japan-Republic of Korea Innovation Cooperation Center and a joint AI hub with Laos showcase Beijing’s “open doors” policy. Even cooler? The China Space Station is set to host its first international astronaut soon—Pakistan’s crew will train with Chinese experts! 🛰️
Boao Forum: Tech’s New Playground
Guo tied these efforts to this week’s Boao Forum discussions on AI governance and digital capacity-building. Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang earlier emphasized bridging tech innovation with industrial upgrades, hinting at a future where ‘Made in China’ means ‘Made with the World’. 🌐
A Blueprint for the Future
“History proves collaboration fuels progress,” Guo added, pledging China’s commitment to building an inclusive global tech ecosystem. From smart cities to deep-sea labs, China’s innovation ride is one everyone’s invited to join. 🚀
