Xi Jinping's speech injects momentum into global scientific and technological innovation cooperation
China's scientific and technological innovation: advancing high-level self-reliance and self-strengthening, and deepening participation in global science and technology governance Showcasing the results of investment in scientific research, talent cultivation, and industrial integration to help achieve win-win cooperation
According to a Xinhua News Agency report, Xi Jinping’s speech on July 8 at the National Science and Technology Awards Conference, the Academicians Conference of the Two Academies, and the 11th National Congress of the China Association for Science and Technology has drawn attention from scientific researchers and academic representatives in multiple countries. Interviewees believe that the speech not only emphasized advancing highlevel selfreliance and selfstrengthening in science and technology, but also proposed deep participation in global science and technology governance, pointing the way for China’s science and technology development and international cooperation.
The report noted that several overseas figures mentioned that China has continued to advance in recent years in areas such as research investment, major scientific and technological breakthroughs, the transformation of achievements, and the cultivation of young talent, with the research ecosystem continuously improving. Some interviewees also gave examples, saying that China has made progress in areas such as independent crop breeding and space exploration, reflecting the integration of technological innovation with the needs of national development.
The article also mentioned that interviewees generally believe that strengthening technology ethics and security governance, promoting the deep integration of technological innovation and industrial innovation, and increasing participation in global science and technology governance will help address new challenges brought by cuttingedge fields such as artificial intelligence and data security, while also providing more experience for global scientific and technological cooperation.