Nov 30, 2024 ——Chinanews On November 29, the "World Youth Academy Asia Forum – 2024 Global Young Academy Asian Event - Global π Roundtable" officially opened in the Lucheng District of Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province. The event aims to leverage the wisdom and solutions of young people to promote global sustainable development. The forum brought together renowned academicians, Nobel laureates, global young scientists and entrepreneurs, as well as representatives from various research institutions and international organizations to discuss pressing global topics, including "Biodiversity," "Resilient Cities," "Sustainable Development Resources," and "Fundamental Science and Public Communication." During the event, video opening remarks were given by United Nations Resident Coordinator in China, H.E. Mr. Siddharth Chatterjee, and former UN Deputy Secretary-General and Executive Director of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), H.E. Mr. Erik Solheim, focused on the contributions of initiatives such as China's Global Development Initiative and the "Digital Silk Road" in promoting sustainable development and narrowing the development gap. At the venue, prominent scientists such as Prof. Peter Sachsenmeier, an academician of the German National Academy of Science and Engineering and a professor at Oxford University, and Prof. Ada E. Yonath, the 2009 Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry, delivered keynote speeches that received enthusiastic applause from the audience. In the roundtable discussion, scholars and experts engaged in intense dialogue on two main topics: first, how to advance technological innovation and foster international collaboration in the context of globalization and digitalization, particularly in areas such as climate change, digital technologies, and global governance; and second, how digital technology and artificial intelligence can drive transformation and innovation in scientific research, especially in the application of sustainable development. The event also focused on building platforms for global connection and innovation. A signing ceremony for the "Global π Hub Network" was held on-site, with participating centers from the United States, the UAE, Germany, Malaysia, Pakistan, and other countries. Additionally, the Young Scientists Innovation Alliance was officially established, aiming to provide more collaborative platforms for young scientists worldwide and facilitate the transformation of scientific achievements into industrial applications. The alliance's members include institutions and companies such as the Bioinformatics Society of Zhejiang Province, the School of Computer and Artificial Intelligence at Wenzhou University, College of Science and Technology at the Wenzhou Kean University, iFlytek (Wenzhou), the Embodied AI at Shenzhen Institute of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics for Society (AIRS), Global Economic and Innovation Platform and Talent Beyond Borders, CCF Wenzhou Center, Qingyuan Innovation Science and Technology Research Institute, Zhongke Advanced Technology Wenzhou Research Institute, Zhongjin Advanced Technology Wenzhou Research Institute and others. Furthermore, the event launched the "Young Science and Technology Ambassador Action" initiative to inspire young people’s interest in scientific innovation and to promote the development of youth science education and innovation capabilities. The event was jointly organized by the Global Young Academy, the China Association for International Science and Technology Cooperation, and the IInternational Research Center of Big Data for Sustainable Development Goals (CBAS), with the WYSS Global π Community and the Qingke Museum of Natural History as the hosts.

 “make cities more resilient and villages richer!” On the morning of December 9, the opening ceremony of  the 2023 International Symposium on Resilient Cities & the 23rd Annual General Meeting of UK-CARE took place in Cangnan. Academicians, experts, and technology elites from around the world, along with entrepreneurs, gathered to collectively discuss the application of interdisciplinary methods in building secure, green, and livable digital resilient cities, aiming to achieve the integration of urban and rural areas and sustainable development of resources and the environment! Concurrent activities of the symposium took place at Shenyang University in China and Loughborough University in the United Kingdom.Prof. Huadong Guo, Academician of the CAS, Director of the International Research Center of Big Data for Sustainable Development Goals and Dr. Xiaoming Jin, Director of the Professional Committee of Science Diplomacy of China Association for International Science and Technology Cooperation attended the opening ceremony and jointly unveiled the Center for Applied Future Engineering and Science (CAFES). Municipal and county leaders Ms. Yueying Zhang, Mr. Benfeng Zhang, Mr. Renhai Zeng, and others participated in the opening ceremony.In recent years, due to the continuous acceleration of the global urbanization process, urban spaces have become increasingly compact, and population distribution has become more concentrated. Enhancing urban resilience and increasing the ability to withstand risks have become significant challenges in the modern management of urban construction. On the other hand, with global climate change, natural disasters such as high temperatures, floods, and droughts are becoming more frequent. Risks such as infectious diseases, sudden social events, and major safety accidents are also on the rise. The impacts on urban development are increasingly significant. While people are paying attention to disasters and events, they are also more aware of the importance of building “Resilient Cities.”As one of the significant events of this year's World Young Scientists Summit(WYSS), this symposium, within the framework of the WYSS and in response to the resilience needs of Cangnan's urban development, addresses topics such as urban geology and the secure development of underground spaces, intelligent cities for extreme situations, innovative approaches to water and food security in response to agricultural non-point source pollution, and innovative responses to an aging society. It aims to explore  “Constructing safe, green, and livable digital resilient cities, in the context of sustainable development of natural resources and environment” The symposium further aims to enhance the establishment of an international platform for young scientific and technological talents, attracting outstanding young scientists worldwide to contribute their efforts to sustainable development and technological innovation.During the ceremony, Dr. Young Joo Lee, Director of the CCOP Technical Secretariat (CCOPTS), Dr. David Govoni, President of the European Federation of Geologists, Mr. Li Dai, Secondary Inspector of Zhejiang Association for Science and Technology, Ms. Yueying Zhang, the Vice Mayor of Wenzhou, and Mr. Benfeng Zhang, the secretary of the county Party committee of Cangnan each delivered speeches on stage. Additionally, Mr. Daniel Brooker, Director of UKRI China, Dr. Remy Sietchiping, Chief of Policy, Legislation and Governance Section within the Urban Practices Branch of UN-Habitat, and Mr. Ruixiang Song, Former Minister of Geology and Mineral Resources provided video addresses. In her address, Ms. Yueying Zhang remarked:    “People often say that Wenzhou residents are the most resilient group in China, and I sincerely hope that this city can also become the most resilient city. I am eagerly anticipating that through this symposium and annual meeting, we can further learn and exchange advanced ideas and technologies for building resilient cities. Let's discuss and share new models and pathways for achieving resilient cities and sustainable urban development. At the same time, I hope that experts and scholars can provide valuable insights into the urban development of Wenzhou and Cangnan. Share your expertise generously with Wenzhou, so that more research achievements can be applied to the development of Wenzhou and Cangnan cities. Let more high-caliber talents participate in the development of Wenzhou, collectively seize development opportunities, and create a better future together.” In his address, Mr. Benfeng Zhang expressed:    “Hoping that experts and scholars can, leveraging their professional expertise and international perspectives, diagnose and offer insights for the resilient urban development of Cangnan. Through exchange, discussion, and intellectual collisions, let's yield fruitful results in urban ecological construction. Provide optimal examples for the organic integration of natural forms and urban spaces, making cities more low-carbon, intelligent, and harmonious. In the inheritance of urban context and the cultivation of urban cultural brands, let's achieve significant outcomes. Provide the best solutions for promoting resilient urban construction and development through cultural innovation, making cities more vibrant and appealing. In the integration of industry and urban development, let's produce remarkable results. Provide optimal models for advancing urban development and construction, making cities not only aesthetically pleasing but also more valuable.”Mr. Zeng Renhai, the County Mayor of Cangnan and Dr. Pavlos Tyrologou, Editor In Chief of the European Geologist Journal, External Relations Officer of the European Federation of Geologists jointly unveiled the plaque for the China-UK Mangrove Wetland Ecological Research Center. The establishment of this center aims to better serve the ecological restoration project of the Mangrove Wetland Ecosystem along the Pupu Bay in Cangnan. It will facilitate interdisciplinary and cross-regional collaboration between “production, academia, and research” continuously enhancing the reputation of the “largest bay mangrove ecological wetland on the northern edge of China.”During the keynote address phase, Prof. Huadong Guo delivered a presentation on "Digital Earth Supporting Sustainable Development Goals." He elaborated on the challenges faced in utilizing large-scale Earth data to achieve sustainable development goals, such as data shortages, insufficient research on indicators, and regional development imbalances. Guo showcased China's establishment of the International Research Center for Sustainable Development Big Data and highlighted significant cases where big data has been used to assist in advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 2030), placing China at the forefront globally. He emphasized that harnessing Earth big data plays a crucial role in enhancing resilient and secure urban construction, as well as achieving the integration of urban and rural areas and sustainable development of resources and the environment.In addition, Dr. Lesley Palmer, Director of Dementia services development Centre of the University of Stirling delivered a keynote address titled "Challenges of Healthy Aging and a Case Study from the UK." Academician of the CAS, Professor of Nanjing University, Prof. Zhiqin Xu, shared the report "Legendary Earth: Stories Told by Stones" through live connection, narrating the mysteries behind stones and the story of Earth's transformation.During the interactive session, participants also engaged in discussions around “Financing for Building Resilient and Livable Communities and Cities” They shared and discussed successful financing models, collaborative mechanisms, and other aspects in the practice of building resilient cities. This exchange provided valuable experiences for the construction and development of resilient cities in China.

INTRODUCTIONAt COP21 in 2015, countries around the world made a collective commitment to take decisive action in limiting global warming to 1.5°C by 2050. Scientific evidence shows that to ensure the achievement of this goal requires a halving of carbon emissions by 2030. In order to promote mutual understanding among young talents worldwide, drive innovation and progress, and collectively work towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), the World Young Scientists π Community, in collaboration with several other organizations, proposes to hold the "2023 Youth Climate Action Forum and 2023 Global Roundtable for Young Scientist Scholars" in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province on November 11-12, 2023. This forum will serve as a central event of the 2023 World Young Scientist Summit (WYSS 2023).The upcoming forum will bring together experts from the fields of green energy, low-carbon, climate change and sustainable development. Through cross-regional, cross-disciplinary, and cross-generational collaboration, the participants are going to actively explore new opportunities to address climate challenges and provide suggestions for creating a green and sustainable future. Participation in this forum will open up new channels of cooperation between young scientific and technological professionals from different countries. It aims to open up the cooperation channels between young scientific and technological workers from all countries, promote international scientific and technological cooperation, enhance scientific and technological innovation capabilities, strengthen the exchange of scientific and technological talents, promote the exchange of scientific and technological talents, and play an active role in promoting green and low-carbon responses to climate challenges and achieving the SDGs.THEMEInter-Generational Responsibility: Science-Driven Action Accelerates SDGs2030FORMon-site and virtual versionINFROMATIONDATE November 11-12, 2023AVENUEChina·WenzhouWorld Young Scientist π Community, Wenzhou, China (Wenzhou Financial Technology and Cultural Center)ORGANIZERSZhejiang Association for Science and TechnologyThe People's Government of WenzhouChina Association for International Science and Technology CooperationEXECUTIVE ORGANIZERSWenzhou Association for Science and TechnologyThe People's Government of Lucheng District, WenzhouWorld Young Scientist π CommunitySUPPORTERSYoung Earth Scientists (YES) NetworkASEAN Young Scientist Network (ASEAN YSN)The World Academy of Sciences（TWAS）The Administrative Center for China’s Agenda 21The Peking University-Wenzhou Laser and Optoelectronics Joint R&D Center, etcAGENDAFri, November 10, 2023All day  Arrival and check inSat, November 11, 2023 Morning  Seminar on the Development of Youth Engaged in Science and Technology Diplomacy (Closed Meeting)Moderator: Mr. Yucheng Jin, Director of the International Youth Science Popularization and Exchange CommitteeSupport Unit: Shanghai Overseas Education Exchange CenterTHEME: The dialogue will be between senior diplomats from universities, as well as student representatives from North China Electric Power University and local universities. Esteemed figures will share their insights with the young attendees, mainly master's and doctoral students, on the current situation and opportunities concerning China's scientific and technological development. They will guide participants in understanding how to navigate scientific and technological diplomacy and tools in a reasonable manner to expand their own professional development and take on the heavy responsibilities of our times.Afternoon  2023 Youth Climate Action Forum and 2023 Global Roundtable for Young Scientist Scholars14:00-14:20  OPENING CEREMONYModerator: Dr. Meng Wang, Executive Secretary General of the World Young Scientist Summit, Senior Geologist at the Chinese Academy of ScienceInvited Addresses (4 pax)A Representative from China Association for Science and Technology;A Representative from Climate Change Affairs;A Representative from Ministry of Energy, Zambia;A Representative from Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI), Thailand 14:20-15:20  DIALOGUE: Limiting Global Warming to 1.5°C: Time-Sensitive StrategiesModerator: Mr. Yongping Yang, President of the North China Electric Power UniversityTHEME: There is an urgent need to foster intergenerational responsibility through dialogue and collaboration, bringing together the youth from diverse sectors to drive climate action and raise awareness of green and sustainable development. It is crucial to explore the ways in which young individuals can contribute towards the goal of reducing emissions by 1.5 degrees Celsius, achieving carbon standards, and striving for carbon neutrality in the present era.Guests: (5-6 pax)Mr. Mingde Shi, Former Chinese Ambassador to Germany, President of the China Germany Friendship AssociationDr. Xiaoming JIN, Director Member of the Professional Committee of Science Diplomacy of China Association for International Science and Technology CooperationDr. Max Paoli, Programme Officer of the World Academy of Sciences (TWAS)Prof. Moritz Riede, Professor at the University of OxfordDr. Sri Fatmawati, President of the Indonesian Young Academy of Sience (ALMI)Dr. Udom Sae-Ueng, Researcher at the National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (BIOTEC) of the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), ThailandA Representative from UNICEFMs. Shannon Kobran, Reginal Team Lead for Asia of the SDG Academy at UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, USA 15:20-15:40  BREAK 15:40-17:30  KEYNOTE SPEECHESGUESTS: (6pax)Mr. Muhammad Yunus, 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winnerProf. Qingxi Tong, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), a fellow of the International Eurasian Academy of Sciences (IEAS)Ms. Lin Xu, Former Director of the HANBAN, (now known as the Center for Language and Education Cooperation, CLEC), Chief Executive of the Confucius Institute HeadquartersDr. Pongpan Kaewtatip, Vice President of the Thailand Science Research and Innovation (TSRI)Mr. Ping Wu, President of the China Institute of Energy and Transportation Integrated DevelopmentA Representative of LONGi 17:30-17:40  LAUNCING CEREMONY OF THE "VISIT CHINA PLAN"The "VISIT CHINA PLAN" invites young scientists, technology organizations, and enterprises from around the world to visit China, promoting exchanges between international technology communities, promoting the sharing and application of scientific and technological achievements, and jointly exploring methods to solve global problems. 17:40-18:30  SELECTION FOR YOUTH REPRESENTATIVES AT THE COP28 IN DUBAI (Discussion)Discuss and select three outstanding young student representatives to attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai, UAE between 30th November and 12th December.17:30-18:30  SELECTION FOR YOUTH REPRESENTATIVES AT THE COP28 IN DUBAI (Discussion)Sun, November 12, 2023  Morning    MEETING WITH CLIMATE ACTION DELEGATIONSTwo or three dialogues are proposed to be conducted by different YoU-CAN members and diverse delegations from science, enterprises and local people on climate action, discussing climate action issues, actively implementing strategies for sustainable development, and fostering civil society international sci-tech collaboration.Afternoon    CLIMATE EDUCATION IN HIGH SCHOOLTwo YoU-CAN members and outstanding master or doctoral students recommended by partner universities will be invited to give a climate education presentation to local high school, providing advice and suggestions on science and technology diplomacy and sustainable development of youth innovation.Evening     Closed MeetingsMeeting One: Global Young Scientist Scholars MeetingMeeting Two: YoU-CAN group meetingThu, November 30, 2023 All Day     ATTEND THE COP28 IN DUBAIThe three selected outstanding young student representatives will attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai, UAE, and will organize Chinese Pavilion Session on the afternoon, 11th November,to convey the contributions and voices of young scientists to global sustainable climate development issues.REGISTRATIONThis session adopts online self-registration, and complete the relevant information, so that we can provide services for you.Registration：https://f.wps.cn/g/AUDJD9b0/

At COP21 in 2015, countries around the world made a collective commitment to take decisive action in limiting global warming to 1.5°C by 2050. Scientific evidence shows that to ensure the achievement of this goal requires a halving of carbon emissions by 2030. In order to promote mutual understanding among young talents worldwide, drive innovation and progress, and collectively work towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), the World Young Scientists π Community, in collaboration with several other organizations, proposes to hold the "2023 Youth Climate Action Forum and 2023 Global Roundtable for Young Scientist Scholars" in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province on November 11-12, 2023. This forum will serve as a central event of the 2023 World Young Scientist Summit (WYSS 2023).The upcoming forum will bring together experts from the fields of green energy, low-carbon, climate change and sustainable development. Through cross-regional, cross-disciplinary, and cross-generational collaboration, the participants are going to actively explore new opportunities to address climate challenges and provide suggestions for creating a green and sustainable future. Participation in this forum will open up new channels of cooperation between young scientific and technological professionals from different countries. It aims to open up the cooperation channels between young scientific and technological workers from all countries, promote international scientific and technological cooperation, enhance scientific and technological innovation capabilities, strengthen the exchange of scientific and technological talents, promote the exchange of scientific and technological talents, and play an active role in promoting green and low-carbon responses to climate challenges and achieving the SDGs.OrganizersZhejiang Association for Science and TechnologyThe People's Government of WenzhouChina Association for International Science and Technology CooperationExecutive OrganizersWenzhou Association for Science and TechnologyThe People's Government of Lucheng District, WenzhouWorld Young Scientist π CommunitySupportersYoung Earth Scientists (YES) NetworkASEAN Young Scientist Network (ASEAN YSN)The World Academy of Sciences（TWAS）The Peking University-Wenzhou Laser and Optoelectronics Joint R&D CenterOuyue Academicians’ Home, etc

In furtherance of the important discourse on technological innovation by President Xi, on the afternoon of October 9th, The Wenzhou Association of Young S&T Inaugural Meeting 2023, as well as the Theme Sharing Conference on Empowering Youth Development in Science and Technology Innovation, which is organized by World Young Scientist π Community was successfully convened. Beijing University Professor and Former Executive Vice President of Peking University, Wang Yiqiu, along with Chinese Academy of Engineering Academician, International Academy of Astronautics Permanent Member, and Deputy Director of the 510th Institute of the Fifth Research Institute of China Aerospace Science and Technology Group, Li Detian, attended the meeting and offered words of encouragement to young science and technology talents.The establishment of the association is aimed at uniting and organizing young science and technology workers in Wenzhou, with a focus on modernization, global outreach, and future orientation. Its mission is to promote the flourishing and advancement of the scientific and technological sector, facilitate the conversion of scientific and technological accomplishments into tangible productivity, foster the professional growth of young science and technology professionals, and contribute to the overall progress of science and technology, economic development, and the modernization of the city.Also, a theme-sharing session "Youths of Science innovation, Wenzhou of Intelligence Converged" was held on the scene. Academicians and experts shared insights on the theme of empowering youth through technological innovation and offered guidance to young science and technology talents.Wang YiqiuPeking University Professor and Former Executive Vice President of Peking UniversityTheme: Science and Technology Innovation and Youth DevelopmentPresident Wang Yiqiu shared his personal growth and experiences during his youth. He emphasized that the current international society is undergoing a "rare transformation in a century" with rapid technological development. He highlighted three key qualities that young talents should maintain unwavering determination and stay true to their original aspirations, remembering their mission, demonstrate unwavering perseverance and resilience in the face of challenges, develop the ability to take on responsibilities and excel in innovation. These qualities represent the new and significant characteristics that the new era assigns to the youth's qualities.Li DetianChinese Academy of Engineering Academician, International Academy of Astronautics Permanent Member, and Deputy Director of the 510th Institute of the Fifth Research Institute of China Aerospace Science and Technology GroupTheme: The aerospace dream propels the Chinese dreamAcademician Li Detian discussed the significance of the Party and the nation's focus on the development of the aerospace industry. He introduced the significant achievements China has made in the field of aerospace since the founding of the People's Republic, shared the aerospace spirit of Chinese aerospace professionals, and encouraged young science and technology workers to hold their homeland in their hearts, have confidence, strive for self-improvement, and pursue independent innovation, as they courageously scale new heights. He inspired them to work hard to achieve the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, not letting down the era or the opportunities it presents.During the meeting, there were ceremonies to award the Wenzhou City Youth Science and Technology Association Committee and Service Stations. Additionally, they signed the "Wenzhou City Youth Science and Technology Innovation Strategic Cooperation Framework Agreement" and initiated the "Wenzhou Youth Science and Technology Innovation Partner" program. It's worth noting that the "Wenzhou Youth Science and Technology Innovation Partner" program is a comprehensive, high-level, and diversified support program for young science and technology workers in the Wenzhou region. The program aims to establish a collaborative innovation platform between universities, research institutions, and businesses, offering support in terms of talent, policies, funding, and other aspects for scientific research and the transformation of its outcomes. This initiative further contributes to the integration and development of industries in Wenzhou.

WAYS MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY Earth science is a big topic, covering tens of thousands of miles, up and down hundreds of millions of years. It contains the important topics of human's research on the earth and biological evolution, and is the basis for realizing sustainable economic and social development. WAYS Museum of Natural History concentrates the mysteries of earth science and presents the yearning and pursuit of beauty and the future of human society.Located on the third floor of Qidu Young Scientist π Community, WAYS Museum of Natural History mainly displays the fossils of "Rehe Biota" in western Liaoning Province, including "Dinosaur Fossil Model and Rehe Biota Fossil Exhibition", "Paleontological Animal Evolution Museum", "Plant and Insect Fossil Museum", and "Juvenile Fossil Research and Experiment Base".WAYS Museum of Natural History is the "window" of Lucheng District display and exchange, is the rare geological and mineral specimens collection, research center, earth science knowledge popularization and youth science and cultural quality education base, is also a collection of scientific research, science, viewing, leisure, entertainment, stone appreciation in one of the ideal place. The construction of the natural science Museum can become an important scientific and cultural innovation support part of Lucheng District, fill the gap of science popularization and innovation base, and will certainly become another set of Lucheng District tourism, innovation, science and other functions of one of the popular attractions. The museum consists of four sections: dinosaur fossil model exhibition, science popularization of Rehe biota evolution in western Liaoning Province, science popularization education base for teenagers and fossil research Center.Dinosaur fossil model displayThe huge pterosaur fossil model suspended in the open-air atrium on the third floor combines with two single cristaurus fossil models placed on the ground.Evolution of the Jehol biota in western Liaoning  The Jehol Biota has been hailed as "one of the most important paleontological discoveries in the world in the 20th century", a world-class fossil treasure house and the Pompeii of the Mesozoic era.  The study of animal evolution is of great scientific significance.  About 100 rare fossils covering the evolution of the "Jehe Biota" from gastropods to fish, amphibians, birds and mammals are on display here. Youth science Education base  Regular earth science, fossil science activities, juvenile fossil research scientific activities, etc., to build earth science knowledge popularization and youth science and cultural quality education base.  National innovation ability and competitiveness depend on whether a country's education can cultivate and bring up a large number of innovative talents to adapt to the development of The Times.  Young people are the future of a country. Popular science among young people plays an important and decisive role in promoting quality education, endowing education with innovative function, improving young people's scientific quality, and implementing the strategy of rejuvenating the country through science and education, strengthening the country through talent and sustainable development.     Fossil Research Center  Carry out a series of scientific activities such as fossil collection, restoration and research.  During the development and evolution of paleontology on Earth, fossil research is an important part of the whole research work.  Through the excavation and restoration of fossils, we can intuitively understand the physical characteristics and living habits of paleontologists, so as to effectively study the way of living and evolution of paleontologists. 

The World Young Scientist π Community was unveiled in WenzhouThe 2021 Roundtable of Young Global Leaders in Science and Technology was held in Wenzhou on November 13. On the same day, the World Community of Young scientists π was officially established, unveiling the International Future Science and Technology Island located in the Seventh capital of Lucheng City, Wenzhou City.PI Community is based on the Eye plan of Lucheng District, Wenzhou, with Qidu Island, where the first summit will be held in 2019, as the site, with the goal of building a world academic Center for young scientists. After two years of preparation and preparation, it finally opened and landed.On the same day, Zheng Kai, Director of Training and Talent Service Center of China Association for Science and Technology, Yang Shengjie, Standing Committee Member and Director of Organization of Wenzhou Municipal Committee of Zhejiang Province, Li Changhui, Director General of China and Mongolia Bureau of International Labor Organization and other Chinese and foreign guests attended the Roundtable meeting, and held the opening ceremony for π Community of World Young Scientists Summit before the start of the roundtable meeting.The World Young Scientists Summit π Community is an international community of outstanding representatives from the global fields of science, technology, enterprise, venture capital and the arts. It is an integral part of the World Union of Young Scientists. The aim of the World Young Scientists Summit is to engage young scientists, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and artists in cross-disciplinary and interdisciplinary dialogue, collaboration and collaborative work. To promote the young generation to better serve society and the implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.About the community, Dr. Wang Meng, Executive Secretary General of the World Young Scientists Summit, said that the community is named after PI, which gives the core spirit of "infinite possibility, infinite power and endless hope". PI community cares about the earth, cares about humanity, thinks about the future, and pays close attention to the development of science and technology related to the destiny of mankind: life and health, biosafety, climate change, clean energy, future technology, etc.It is understood that in the next step, π community will gradually set up branch communities in Zhejiang Province and overseas areas where innovation resources gather, to support members to carry out international scientific and cultural exchanges and youth innovation cooperation, in order to make π community the best growth platform for each member. At the same time, together with international and domestic experts to carry out cross-border exchanges, academic discussions, innovation research and development, business incubation, industry introduction and other activities or projects, accelerate the gathering of global high-end factors, actively promote dialogue, action and change. Strive to establish cooperative relations with 20 international science and technology organizations, famous colleges and universities at home and abroad or overseas science and technology societies in three years, create 3-5 international youth innovation brand activities, gather a group of global leading young talents and research and development teams, achieve a group of international influential scientific research results, incubate a group of innovative enterprises with world competitiveness. 

2021 Roundtable 2021 Global Young Science and Technology Leaders RoundTable held in Wenzhou, the world's young scientists π community settled in Lucheng! The Young Global Science and Technology Leaders Roundtable was born in 2019 along with the World Young Scientists Summit. In the past three years, as one of the important permanent agenda of YCYC, young leaders from all walks of life around the world have formed a community of common destiny to discuss the development of the world and envision the future of the world. Zheou Technology has organized and hosted the round Table for three consecutive years. On the afternoon of November 13, 2021, "2021 Global Young Science and Technology Leaders Roundtable" was held in Qidu Island, Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province.  With the theme of "Embracing Change, Youth Mission in Science and Technology Innovation", it consists of a series of activities including the opening ceremony, the Leaders' Dialogue, the keynote report, the Women Scientists' Dialogue and the Climate Action Seminar.  The delegates will give advice on the establishment and future development of the World Federation of Young Scientists and the Youth π Community. They will also hold keynote presentations and symposiums on the mission and adaptation of scientific and technological innovation in the face of global change, and exchange and display the most cutting-edge international activities and research results. At the conference, the World Young scientists π Community was officially inaugurated, landing in Wenzhou International Technology Island.  Through this platform, members of the π community work together to advocate for more open international cooperation in science, technology and innovation.  Give play to their special role in their respective fields, spread scientific thought, carry forward the scientific spirit. 

The International Summit on Biodiversity Conservation and Biotechnology was held in Taishun to discuss biodiversity conservationOn May 13, the first event of the 2021 World Young Scientists Summit, the International Summit on Biodiversity Conservation and Biotechnology, was successfully held in Taishun, Wenzhou. With the theme of "Protecting Biodiversity, Building a Community of Life on Earth", the Forum invited 133 distinguished representatives, experts and scholars in the field of biodiversity conservation and biotechnology from more than 10 countries to gather in Taishun for discussion, attracting a total of 120,000 people online and offline. At the opening ceremony, Taishun County People's Government signed cooperation agreements with the expert team of Academician Zheng Guangmei, the College of Life Sciences of Zhejiang University, the Forest Resources Monitoring Center of Zhejiang Province, and the College of Forestry and Biotechnology of Zhejiang A&F University.  Velia Siciliano, President of Bio2Bio, and Lu Yaoru, Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering and Professor of Tongji University, delivered speeches respectively.  Guo Huadong, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Zhang Mingxiang, Deputy Secretary-General of the National Wetland Science and Technology Commission, and Yu Mingjian, Professor of the School of Life Sciences of Zhejiang University, delivered keynote reports respectively.

The Wenzhou Declaration of the World Young Scientists Summit was adopted at the 2021 Roundtable of Young Global Leaders in Science and Technology.  The 2020 Global Young Science and Technology Leaders Roundtable was jointly organized by the World Young Earth Scientists (YES) Alliance, the International Academy of Youth Sciences, the Academy of Sciences for Developing Countries, the United Nations Habitat and other international organizations. It was held in Wenzhou University on the afternoon of October 17.  A total of 50 young science and technology leaders from home and abroad were selected this year to encourage young people to take action for sustainable development through a combination of online and offline approaches.  The young people from many countries participating in the roundtable formed the Wenzhou Declaration of the World Young Scientists Summit 2020 through discussions, and sent representatives to read the declaration at the opening ceremony on the 18th, expressing the aspirations of young scientists to undertake the mission of changing the world through science.            Ada Yunus, winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2009, gave a keynote speech at the symposium. She shared that curiosity is the source of her exploration of scientific problems, and with her rich experience in scientific research, she provided young scientists with a variety of ideas to solve scientific problems.           At the last session of the roundtable, scientists including Professor Alexander Kagansky, Director of the Center for Gene and Regenerative Medicine of the Far Eastern Federal University, and Shi Yi, Director General of the Youth Promotion Association of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, had a dialogue with entrepreneurs including Jia Yangqing, Vice President of Alibaba Group, and Elewen Nhungera Chawenga, head of Industrial Innovation at Oxfam Malawi.  In-depth discussion is made on scientific issues of public concern, such as how to achieve practical application and market expansion of science and technology more quickly, and how to jointly promote technological development through international cross-border cooperation.  

Hosted 2020 World Young Scientist Summit（WYSS）Global Young Science and Technology Leaders Roundtable Series The 2020 World Young Scientist Summit was successfully held in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, and GeoTeck has hosted the summit for the second consecutive year. The summit was divided into four academic symposiums and the Global Youth Science and Technology Leaders Roundtable. There was a total of 1,297 participants from 32 countries and regions all over the world including Nobel Prize winners, academicians, representatives of international organizations, and young experts and scholars participating in the summit online or offline.  （I）International Symposium of Resilient City & High-quality Development Forum on Integrated Underground Space in the Yangtze River Delta The forum covered four topics: the Urban Thinkers Campus (UTC) 5.0 of the World Urban Campaign of UN-Habitat; Dialogue of European and Asian resilient cities: new opportunities, cooperate to face challenges; Planning, evaluation, development and key technologies of underground space resources in mega resilient cities; High-level expert consultation conference of the “Blue Book of High-quality Development of Integrated Underground Space in the Yangtze River Delta”. The forum discussed the issues in the fields of smart cities, underground space, and urban environment, etc. at home and abroad, and organized academicians and experts to bring forward some constructive suggestions on the compilation and formulation of the Proposal Report on the High-quality Development and Utilization of Integrated Underground Space in the Yangtze River Delta. （II）International Forum of Biodiversity, Biomedicine, Biotechnology, Biosecurity (4Bio)The forum covered three topics: Biodiversity and biosecurity issues and corresponding solutions, biotechnology and biomedicine as well as closed-door meeting of Bio2Bio Committee. Based on the current widespread of COVID-19, the forum gathered global leaders in the field of life sciences to elaborate how to conquer the obstacles and threats to the harmony of the lives on earth with brand new approaches and discuss how to protect biodiversity, avoid threats and maximize its active role through international cooperation projects.  （III）International Forum of AI and Industrial InternetThe forum covered two major topics: 1. The AI and the industrial Internet achieve integrated development and the technologies will bring new opportunities in the future; 2. Dialogue with new infrastructure in Africa: science and technology reduce poverty; digitalization facilitates development; cooperation should be conducted to face challenges. The forum discussed empowerment and cooperation from the combination of fields including communication technology innovation and AI language, etc. with industrial development such as the industrial Internet and new infrastructure. Through the dialogue between Africa and Asia, the forum also investigated the cooperation between future technologies (such as AI and industrial Internet) and the fields of poverty reduction, employment increase, smart city construction, information accessibility, response to global public health and climate change. （IV）China-UK Seminar on Resources and Environment & The 20th Annual General Meeting of UK-CAREStarting from the sustainable development and interaction of resources, environment and cities, the seminar focused on water resource environment and ecological environment, urban geology and environment; model and platform development and their application in resources, environment and urbanization; the impact of changes in climate change and human activities on the resource environment and urban development; and smart cities, smart buildings, urban smart sensing systems, and new energy. In addition, a closed-door meeting is held to deliberate the scientific research and innovation cooperation plan and roadmap between China and the UK. （V）Global Young Scientist Scholar RoundtableAs one of the kernel sub-conferences of the summit, the roundtable fully reflected the connotation of scientific and technological innovation and international cooperation of the Young Scientist Summit. A total of 83 young science and technology leaders including scientists, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists from 24 countries and regions all over the world participated in the roundtable, 12 Chinese and foreign academicians included. Young science and technology leaders mainly consist of four parts: international young scientists recommended and selected by international organizations, principals and representatives of international organizations, young Chinese scientists working abroad, young scientists and entrepreneurs recommended by national associations and universities as well as the expert representatives selected by the previous four academic symposiums. Young science and technology leaders made keynote speeches and discussion speeches on the roundtable to concentrate on the significant issues as follows: a. Scientific and technological innovation and cutting-edge technology, how to achieve the objective of sustainable development through science and technology; b. The road and plan for young scientists to achieve the objective of sustainable development; c. The social responsibilities and challenges of young scientists; d. Discussion on the necessity and platform construction of interdisciplinary and transnational cooperation among young scientists; e. Suggestions on the next World Young Scientist Summit, as well as how international organizations participate in the construction of the World Young Scientist Summit.In addition, the young science and technology leaders present advocated establishing a long-term mechanism for cooperation among young scientists, founding the “World Young Scientist Alliance”, and striving to build a global platform of communication and cooperation among young scientists so as to provide solutions to global challenges and sustainable development continuously. Based on careful discussion, the Wenzhou Declaration of the World Young Scientist Summit (referred to as the Declaration) was revised and finally formed, and it was announced at the opening ceremony of the summit on October 18, 2020

I. BackgroundAt COP21 in 2015, countries around the world made a collective commitment to take decisive action in limiting global warming to 1.5°C by 2050. Scientific evidence shows that to ensure the achievement of this goal requires a halving of carbon emissions by 2030. In order to promote mutual understanding among young talents worldwide, drive innovation and progress, and collectively work towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), the World Young Scientists π Community, in collaboration with several other organizations, proposes to hold the "2023 Youth Climate Action Forum and 2023 Global Roundtable for Young Scientist Scholars" in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province on November 11-12, 2023. This forum will serve as a central event of the 2023 World Young Scientist Summit (WYSS 2023).The upcoming forum will bring together experts from the fields of green energy, low-carbon, climate change and sustainable development. Through cross-regional, cross-disciplinary, and cross-generational collaboration, the participants are going to actively explore new opportunities to address climate challenges and provide suggestions for creating a green and sustainable future. Participation in this forum will open up new channels of cooperation between young scientific and technological professionals from different countries. It aims to open up the cooperation channels between young scientific and technological workers from all countries, promote international scientific and technological cooperation, enhance scientific and technological innovation capabilities, strengthen the exchange of scientific and technological talents, promote the exchange of scientific and technological talents, and play an active role in promoting green and low-carbon responses to climate challenges and achieving the SDGs.II. ORGANIZATIONSOrganizersZhejiang Association for Science and TechnologyThe People's Government of WenzhouChina Association for International Science and Technology CooperationExecutive OrganizersWenzhou Association for Science and TechnologyThe People's Government of Lucheng District, WenzhouWorld Young Scientist π CommunitySupportersYoung Earth Scientists (YES) NetworkASEAN Young Scientist Network (ASEAN YSN)The World Academy of Sciences（TWAS）The Administrative Center for China’ s Agenda 21The Peking University-Wenzhou Laser and Optoelectronics Joint R&D Center, etc III. INFORMATIONNAME: 2023 Youth Climate Action Forum and 2023 Global Roundtable for Young Scientist ScholarsTHEME: Inter-Generational Responsibility: Science-Driven Action Accelerates SDGs2030DATE: November 11-12, 2023 (Beijing Time)AVENUE: World Young Scientist π Community, Wenzhou, China (Wenzhou Financial Technology and Cultural Center)FORM: on-site and virtual version IV. Proposed AgendaFri,November10,2023    Wenzhou, ChinaAll day  Arrival and check inSat,November11,2023    Wenzhou, ChinaMorning  Seminar on the Development of Youth Engaged in Science and Technology Diplomacy (Closed Meeting)Moderator: Mr. Yucheng Jin, Director of the International Youth Science Popularization and Exchange CommitteeSupport Unit: Shanghai Overseas Education Exchange CenterTHEME: The dialogue will be between senior diplomats from universities, as well as student representatives from North China Electric Power University and local universities. Esteemed figures will share their insights with the young attendees, mainly master's and doctoral students, on the current situation and opportunities concerning China's scientific and technological development. They will guide participants in understanding how to navigate scientific and technological diplomacy and tools in a reasonable manner to expand their own professional development and take on the heavy responsibilities of our times. Afternoon  2023 Youth Climate Action Forum and 2023 Global Roundtable for Young Scientist Scholars14:00-14:20  OPENING CEREMONYModerator: Dr. Meng Wang, Executive Secretary General of the World Young Scientist Summit, Senior Geologist at the Chinese Academy of ScienceOpening RemarksA Representative from China Association for Science and Technology;A Representative from Climate Change Affairs;A Representative from Ministry of Energy, Zambia;A Representative from Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI), Thailand14:20-15:20  DIALOGUE: Limiting Global Warming to 1.5°C: Time-Sensitive StrategiesModerator: Mr. Yongping Yang, President of the North China Electric Power UniversityTHEME: There is an urgent need to foster intergenerational responsibility through dialogue and collaboration, bringing together the youth from diverse sectors to drive climate action and raise awareness of green and sustainable development. It is crucial to explore the ways in which young individuals can contribute towards the goal of reducing emissions by 1.5 degrees Celsius, achieving carbon standards, and striving for carbon neutrality in the present era.Guests: Mr. Mingde Shi, Former Chinese Ambassador to Germany, President of the China Germany Friendship AssociationDr. Xiaoming JIN, Director Member of the Professional Committee of Science Diplomacy of China Association for International Science and Technology CooperationDr. Max Paoli, Programme Officer of the World Academy of Sciences (TWAS)Prof. Moritz Riede, Professor at the University of OxfordDr. Sri Fatmawati, President of the Indonesian Young Academy of Science (ALMI)Dr. Udom Sae-Ueng, Researcher at the National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (BIOTEC) of the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), ThailandA Representative from UNICEFMs. Shannon Kobran, Reginal Team Lead for Asia of the SDG Academy at UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, USA 15:20-15:40  BREAK 15:40-17:30  KEYNOTE SPEECHESGUESTS:Mr. Muhammad Yunus, 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winnerMs. Lin Xu, Former Director of the HANBAN, (now known as the Center for Language and Education Cooperation, CLEC), Chief Executive of the Confucius Institute HeadquartersA Representative of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)Dr. Pongpan Kaewtatip, Vice President of the Thailand Science Research and Innovation (TSRI)Mr. Ping Wu, President of the China Institute of Energy and Transportation Integrated DevelopmentA Representative of LONGi 17:30-17:40  LAUNCING CEREMONY OF THE "VISIT CHINA PLAN"The "VISIT CHINA PLAN" invites young scientists, technology organizations, and enterprises from around the world to visit China, promoting exchanges between international technology communities, promoting the sharing and application of scientific and technological achievements, and jointly exploring methods to solve global problems. 17:40-18:30  SELECTION FOR YOUTH REPRESENTATIVES AT THE COP28 IN DUBAI (Discussion)Discuss and select three outstanding young student representatives to attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai, UAE between 30th November and 12th December.Sun, November 12, 2023  Wenzhou, ChinaMorning   SEEKING CROSSOVER COOPERATION WITH CLIMATE ACTION DELEGATIONSTwo or three dialogues are proposed to be conducted by different YoU-CAN members and diverse delegations from science, enterprises and local people on climate action, discussing climate action issues, actively implementing strategies for sustainable development, and fostering civil society international sci-tech collaboration.Afternoon   CLIMATE EDUCATION IN HIGH SCHOOLTwo YoU-CAN members and outstanding master or doctoral students recommended by partner universities will be invited to give a climate education presentation to local high school, providing advice and suggestions on science and technology diplomacy and sustainable development of youth innovation.Evening     Closed MeetingsMeeting One: Global Young Scientist Scholars MeetingMeeting Two: YoU-CAN group meetingThu, November 30, 2023   Dubai, UAEAll Day     ATTEND THE COP28 IN DUBAIThree selected outstanding young student representatives attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai, UAE from Nov 30 to Dec 12 2023, and organize Chinese Pavilion Session on the afternoon, 11th November,to convey the contributions and voices of young scientists to global sustainable climate development issues.REGISTRATION：Please fill in the link to complete your registration for the conference by November 6th: http://b67na2bspdc8pkqa.mikecrm.com/jXs2JT3You can also use your mobile phone to scan the QR code belowto fill out and submit your registration information: