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On October 23, 2026, at the opening ceremony of the 2026 Global Governance Forum (Xiong'an), Wang Yi announced that China released eight practical actions to further implement the Global Governance Initiative, including the Progress Report on the Inclusive Plan for AI Capacity Building. According to information released by the Fudan Development Institute, the report was compiled by the team of the Global Center for AI Innovation and Governance, and Chen Zhimin, Vice President of Fudan University, interpreted it. The report selects ten representative cases of actions, including the FlagOS open-source computing power foundation, the "Mazu" disaster warning system, and the World AI Cooperation Organization, and summarizes four insights, including that technological accessibility is the starting point and independent development is the goal. At present, this news has been disclosed by the Fudan Development Institute, and there are no other facts of subsequent developments.
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The Progress Report on the Inclusive Plan for AI Capacity Building, announced for release by Foreign Minister Wang Yi, was co-authored by a Fudan University team
At the opening ceremony of the 2026 Global Governance Forum (Xiong'an), Wang Yi announced the release by China of eight practical actions, including the Progress Report on the Inclusive Plan for AI Capacity Building. The report was written by the team of the Global Center for AI Innovation and Governance, and was interpreted by Chen Zhimin, Vice President of Fudan University. The report selects ten representative cases of action, including the FlagOS open-source computing power foundation, the "Mazu" disaster early-warning system, and the World AI Cooperation Organization, and summarizes four insights, including that technological accessibility is the starting point and independent development is the goal.