Core Insights - The Chinese Meteorological Administration (CMA) is advancing legal and standardization frameworks during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, enhancing high-level international cooperation and regional meteorological collaboration [2] Group 1: Early Warning System - The CMA introduced the "MAZU" early warning system at the 2025 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, which emphasizes multi-hazard alerts, zero gaps in communication, and universal accessibility [3] - The "MAZU" initiative has gained international recognition, marking China's transition from a participant to a contributor in global meteorological governance [3][4] Group 2: Climate Change and International Cooperation - In response to increasing extreme weather events due to climate change, the CMA is enhancing international cooperation and developing a comprehensive early warning system that integrates cloud technology and artificial intelligence [4] - The CMA's early warning system has been implemented in over 40 countries, including Pakistan and Ethiopia, addressing technological gaps in developing nations [4] Group 3: Future Initiatives - The CMA will host a high-level meeting at COP29 in November 2024, unveiling the "Early Warning Promotes Climate Change Adaptation Action Plan (2025-2027)," which is the first national-level response to the UN's early warning initiative [4] - The CMA plans to provide training for 2,000 individuals, 100 scholarships, and 50 visiting scholar positions over the next three years to enhance meteorological capabilities in developing countries [5]