【新华社】第十届中斯气候变化与海洋可持续发展联合研讨会在科伦坡举行

Core Points - The 10th China-Sri Lanka Joint Seminar on Climate Change and Marine Sustainable Development was held in Colombo, Sri Lanka, with over 200 experts from multiple countries discussing climate change, marine ecological protection, and sustainable development [1][2] - The seminar focused on the impact of climate change on the Indian Ocean marine system, ecological environment monitoring, coastal disaster prevention, water resource management, and the implementation of sustainable development goals [1] - More than 40 reports were presented, covering topics such as "Climate Change and Ecological Response in the Indian Ocean" and "Innovations in Water Treatment and Reuse" [1] - The seminar also reviewed the 10-year development of the China-Sri Lanka Joint Science and Education Center, highlighting successful collaborations in marine observation, disaster warning, clean drinking water, and talent training since its establishment in 2015 [1] Industry Insights - The cooperation in technology and marine fields is a significant component of the friendly relations between China and Sri Lanka, with a commitment to enhance collaboration for mutual benefits [2] - An "Indian Ocean Climate Change and Ecological Response Action Initiative" was jointly released by scientists from Sri Lanka, Australia, Maldives, Pakistan, and China during the seminar [2] - The seminar was organized by the China-Sri Lanka Joint Science and Education Center, with support from various institutions including the South China Sea Institute of Oceanology and the Institute of Ecology and Environment Research of the Chinese Academy of Sciences [2]