上海合作组织成员国元首理事会关于进一步加强科技创新合作的声明

Core Points - The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) member states emphasize the importance of enhancing technological innovation cooperation to find new growth points and promote economic transformation towards innovation [1][2] - The declaration outlines specific actions to be taken based on voluntary participation and mutual cooperation principles, including strengthening communication on existing innovation policies and promoting joint projects [1][2] Group 1: Actions for Technological Cooperation - Strengthening communication and collaboration among member states' technology ministers to facilitate strategic discussions and practical cooperation in the technology sector [1] - Promoting joint pilot projects in priority areas and enhancing cultural exchanges in innovation through various events such as youth innovation competitions and scientific conferences [1] - Encouraging cross-border technology transfer and establishing an international technology transfer platform to facilitate the sharing of technological resources [1] Group 2: Focus Areas for Innovation - Fostering research projects in artificial intelligence and establishing joint laboratories, particularly in sectors like agriculture, energy, education, and healthcare [1] - Promoting the application of innovative technologies in healthcare, including sharing experiences in medical information technology and conducting joint research on disease prevention [1] - Collaborating on digital economy initiatives, including cloud computing, big data, and smart cities, while addressing issues like data flow and digital market openness [1] Group 3: Sustainable Development and Knowledge Protection - Focusing on poverty reduction through agricultural technology research and collaboration in areas such as soil improvement and pest control [1] - Engaging in joint research and experience sharing to develop renewable energy solutions aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and addressing climate change [1] - Enhancing cooperation on the effective protection of intellectual property rights arising from technological innovation collaborations [1]