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China's AI Weather System 'MAZU' Expands to 40+ Countries

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China's AI Weather System 'MAZU' Expands to 40+ Countries

Beijing – September 22, 2026 -- China's AI-powered meteorological early-warning system "MAZU" has been deployed for cloud-based trials in more than 40 countries, including Pakistan, Ethiopia, the Solomon Islands, Jordan, Sri Lanka, Mongolia and Djibouti, since its 2025 launch.

China Meteorological Administration unveils AI system as first tool under UN Early Warnings for All initiative

Released by the China Meteorological Administration at the 2025 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, "MAZU" combines AI-based forecasting models, Fengyun satellite data, multi-source monitoring products and cloud computing infrastructure into a single early-warning platform. The system offers both standardized menu-style solutions and customized configurations for country-specific disaster risks.

Xiamen Forum Launches 12 New Maritime Routes, Arctic AI Weather Service

Xiamen – September 12, 2026 -- The 8th Silk Road Maritime International Cooperation Forum opened in Xiamen, East China's Fujian Province, drawing more than 1,800 representatives from 19 countries and regions to address geopolitical risk and supply chain fragmentation in global shipping.

Forum unveils 12 new shipping routes and 11 signed cooperation projects

Organizers announced 12 new Silk Road Maritime routes, welcomed 15 new association members, and finalized 11 cooperation projects on-site. The Silk Road Maritime network, launched in Fujian in 2018 as the Belt and Road Initiative's first comprehensive maritime logistics platform, now spans 160 shipping routes connecting 153 ports across 50 countries and regions, with 393 members spanning shipping, energy, manufacturing and internet sectors.