Core Insights - The visit by over 60 foreign participants from developing countries to China's National Marine Environmental Forecast Center highlights the country's commitment to enhancing marine management and blue economy development under the Belt and Road Initiative [2][3] - The event showcased China's marine early warning information dissemination capabilities and its technological strengths in marine science [2][3] Group 1: Marine Early Warning and Disaster Management - Participants experienced the entire production process of early warning information programs, enhancing their understanding of how such information is communicated to relevant domestic departments and coastal communities [2] - The Vice Secretary of the Gambian Ministry of Fisheries, Water Resources, and National Assembly Affairs expressed high recognition of the production process and a desire for deeper cooperation in early warning program production [2] Group 2: Tsunami Warning and Global Disaster Reduction - The visit to the Tsunami Warning Center allowed participants to experience the urgency and precision of tsunami warning operations, deepening their understanding of practical warning work [3] - The center shared its practical experiences in global marine disaster reduction and capacity building for developing countries, showcasing the application of China's marine numerical forecasting models in the blue economy [3] - The event served as a platform for in-depth discussions on topics of interest, including marine observation data integration and AI technology empowerment in forecasting [3]