2021 World Young Scientist Summit raises curtain in Wenzhou, building bridge of innovation, cooperation for sci-tech personnel
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WENZHOU, China, Nov. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire=KYODO JBN/ --
The two-day opening ceremony of the 2021 World Young Scientist Summit (WYSS)
came to an end in Wenzhou, East China's Zhejiang Province on November14. Themed
"Gathering World's Talents, Creating Better Future", the Summit held in-depth
discussion on the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals and China's national
key strategies.
The WYSS, co-sponsored and co-hosted by the China Association for Science and
Technology (CAST) and the People's Government of Zhejiang Province, is joined
by young talents from around the world annually. It has become one of the
important international sci-tech events and an innovative platform gathering
global resources.
Peter Gluckman, president of the International Council for Science, and Zhong
Nanshan, one of China's top epidemiologists, made opening remarks via video.
Zhang Yuzhuo, a senior official from the CAST hailed the increasing
international influence of the event, which was held for the first time two
years ago, as well as the stronger ties among young talents from various
countries fostered by the Summit.
The Summit provides young scholars with opportunities for open and earnest
exchanges, fosters an ecology of mutual benefit and shared innovation, and
builds a youth community that features openness, mutual trust and inclusive
innovation, he added.
Wang Hao, a senior official from Zhejiang Province, introduced the accelerated
sci-tech and institutional innovation made by the province over the past two
years, adding that Zhejiang has built a high-capacity innovation platform
system in order to attract and retain more talents.
The province will keep enhancing the research on core technologies and
accelerate the development of high-tech industries to provide a strong impetus
for high-quality development and set an example of building common prosperity,
Wang added.
Gluckman remarked that technology needs more open international exchange and
cooperation, in which young scientists and organizations shall play a greater
role.
Liu Xiaotao, a senior official from Zhejiang's Wenzhou, said the city took the
Summit as an opportunity to promote innovation among its market entities, and
fuel innovation with scientific outcomes.
The Summit included 47online and offline activities, such as the International
Forum on Biodiversity Conservation and Biotechnology and the 2021Resilient
Cities International Symposium.
The Summit is also planning to launch a summer school program, offering
academic visits, as well as exchanges and research internships.
Source: 2021 World Young Scientist Summit
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