Core Insights - The 2025 China-Latin America Technology Cooperation Development Exchange Conference was held on September 3 in Dongguan, Guangdong, marking the 10th anniversary of the China-Latin America Forum, with over 350 representatives from governments, research institutions, universities, and enterprises [1][2] Group 1: Key Initiatives - The "China-Latin America Science and Technology Partnership Program" was officially launched, outlining six major cooperation directions: strategic alignment in technology development, joint research, cultural exchanges in science and technology, building cooperative platforms, technology transfer, and global governance in science and technology [1] - The establishment of the China-Latin America Digital Education University Alliance aims to focus on smart education innovation, integration of industry and academia, and talent ecosystem cultivation, promoting course recognition and credit transfer [1][2] Group 2: Collaborative Efforts - Dongguan University of Technology, as a founding unit of the Digital Education University Alliance, plans to collaborate on high-quality courses in cutting-edge technology fields such as biomedicine and integrated circuits, with over 100 Latin American universities expressing interest in joining [2] - A significant outcome of the China-Latin America and Caribbean countries trading platform is the establishment of the "Marine Engineering Smart Disaster Prevention and Emergency" international joint laboratory between Chile's Border University and Dongguan University of Technology [2] Group 3: Future Activities - The conference included a workshop on international cooperation cases, where experts and business representatives discussed core issues such as policies, markets, and legal matters in multinational operations, providing replicable and practical cooperation guidelines for enterprises [2] - Future parallel activities will focus on digital education and digital economy to deepen cooperation in scientific innovation and industry between China and Latin America [2][3]