Core Points - The establishment of the Meteorological Think Tank Alliance (MTTC) aims to integrate high-end intellectual resources in the meteorological field to support national strategies and the construction of a meteorological powerhouse [1][2] - The alliance will focus on modernizing meteorological science and technology capabilities and social services, with the goal of creating a high-level think tank cluster with an international perspective and industry forefront [1] - The initiative is seen as a significant step towards gathering resources and wisdom, promoting interdisciplinary integration, and exploring new paths for think tank development [1] Group 1 - The Meteorological Think Tank Alliance consists of 18 think tanks from relevant fields [2] - The meeting announced the leadership structure of the alliance, including the chairperson, vice-chairpersons, committee members, and the secretary-general [2] - Future plans and development visions were discussed, focusing on the positioning, collaboration models, and results transformation of the alliance [2] Group 2 - The first meeting of the Meteorological Think Tank Alliance Committee for 2025 was held to review the draft of the alliance's charter [2]

Core Points - The national meteorological observation work conference focused on the "Meteorological High-Quality Development Outline (2022-2035)" and aimed to clarify the direction, goals, paths, and tasks for meteorological observation business reform and development [1][2] - The China Meteorological Administration emphasized that precise monitoring is the strategic foundation for promoting high-quality meteorological development, highlighting the importance of modernizing meteorological technology and social services [1][2] - The conference called for a focus on deepening reforms, emphasizing innovation-driven and technology-prioritized development, and promoting intelligent transformation in meteorological observation [2][3] Group 1 - The conference highlighted the need for a "comprehensive, efficient, and intelligent" observation system, leveraging meteorological satellites and radar to significantly enhance the independent innovation level of observation technology [2] - It was stated that the meteorological departments should scientifically plan and coordinate the industry to achieve high-quality development in meteorological observation during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period [2] - The meeting stressed the importance of a service-oriented approach to enhance the application and governance effectiveness of meteorological observation, supporting national strategies and expanding international cooperation [3] Group 2 - The conference emphasized the need for risk management and improving disaster prevention and reduction capabilities while maintaining a stable work tone and a rigorous work style [3] - The focus on "observation as service" was reiterated, aiming for a balanced and stable foundational support in meteorological observation [2][3] - The meeting called for the exploration of a "system + intelligence" construction path to promote intelligent transformation and expansion into deep-sea and outer space observation [2]