2026 Greater Bay Area Science Forum Kicks Off with High-Profile Leaders and Major Achievements

The 2026 Greater Bay Area Science Forum officially commenced, drawing prominent leaders, scientists, and researchers to discuss cutting-edge innovation and regional cooperation. The grand opening featured addresses from several key political figures and high-ranking officials, including Huang Kunming, John Lee Ka-chiu, Sam Hou Fai, Yin Hejun, Hou Jianguo, and Bai Chunli. Their opening remarks emphasized the critical role of scientific collaboration across the region and the continuous drive toward technological self-reliance and advancement.

As part of the opening ceremonies, the forum highlighted remarkable regional achievements. Notably, the “Macau Science Satellite-1” project, which advances geomagnetic modeling and navigation technology applications, was officially named one of the inaugural top ten scientific and technological accomplishments of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. This recognition underscores the region’s growing capacity to deliver world-class research outcomes and practical technological applications.

The annual gathering serves as a vital platform for fostering dialogue among academics, industry leaders, and policymakers. By pooling intellectual resources from Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macao, and beyond, the forum aims to accelerate the transformation of scientific breakthroughs into tangible economic and societal benefits. Attendees engaged in discussions regarding future collaborative frameworks, talent development strategies, and joint initiatives designed to position the Greater Bay Area as a premier global hub for science and technology innovation.

Sources: 广州日报新花城

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