Beijing: In a key forum, international education and industry experts noted that the unprecedented commitment to promote and spread China’s innovation has not only pursued its domestic industries but also contributed to global socio -economic progress.
Since the annual conference of the 2025 Zhong Gankan Forum (ZGC Forum) began on Thursday, Beijing once again hosted the world’s leading discussions between the world’s leading scientists and tech innovators about the opportunities for these developments.
During the conference, scholars and experts voted for confidence in ZGC, China’s “Silicon Valley” and other innovative centers across the country as they are exposed to the border of the global high -tech industry to the tech companies in artificial intelligence (AI), digital platforms and other sectors.
Director General of the World intellectual Property Organization, Darren Tang, said that since China’s AI technology globally ZPUA and Kimmy have displayed the country’s latest scientific efforts, the country’s latest scientific efforts have exhibited the country’s latest scientific efforts.
Tang also emphasized its vibrant blockbuster “NE Zha 2” and video game “Black Meth: Wokong”, eliminating industrial and digital developments and emphasizing the important ability to create future innovation environmental systems. He said that these are the main examples of how the country is integrating its full cultural heritage with modern technology, and tells the audience stories through new digital platforms.
Since the country is continuing to implement innovation -based development strategies, it has also achieved great success in areas such as Quantum Technology, Life Sciences and Space Sciences. Official data shows that China’s Research and Development (R&D) costs reached 3.6 trillion yuan (about 502 billion US $) in 2024. Last year, the country came in 11th position in the ranking of global innovation index.
The confidence in China’s innovation system is being translated into solid foreign investment. British pharmaceutical giant Australiazenica signed a historic agreement earlier this month to invest US $ 2.5 billion in Beijing in the next five years, demonstrating confidence in the capital’s world -class life sciences Innovation Environmental System.
This week, Medical Tech firm Medteronic launched the Digital Healthcare Innovation Base in Biopark in Beijing Economic Technological Development Area (BDA)-this is its first in China. To date, about 5,000 5,000 medical and health care companies have been collected in the BDA, including multinational pharmaceutical giants such as Eli Lily, Fazer, Bayer, Astra Zenika and Medteronic.
Recognizing the rapid development of China’s scientific infrastructure in Beijing’s research ecosystem, Gerard Moro, 2018 Nobel Laureate, said that he is working with many research institutes in China on important research projects such as laser applications in the field of energy and medical services.
Deputy Minister of Science and Technology, Chen Jiacing, said Friday that China, suggesting measures such as promoting a policy environment suitable for international scientific exchange and cooperation, will propose to the launch of research infrastructure for more effective use of scientific data and resources.
“China has been in accordance with its opening policies in the high -tech sectors,” said Kim Jong Moon, director of the Korean Innovation Center in China. He emphasized on the ongoing improvement in the foreign investment ecosystem, including helping manufacturing and research operations.
Commenting on the recent visit to manufacturers of Chinese electric vehicles, Samsung Electronics Chairman Li Ja-Yong, including Xiaomi and BYD, said that this indicates the possibility of supply chain cooperation between China and the Republic of Korea.
This year’s annual conference ends March 31.
