Many experts suggested strengthening international scientific cooperation to jointly respond to the outbreak

BEIJING, July 14 (Xinhua Zhang Quan) -- At a recent seminar on international scientific research and innovation in response to the outbreak of neo-crown pneumonia, a number of experts called for strengthening the exchange of experience and knowledge in the field of scientific research related to new crown pneumonia, playing the important role of scientific and technological innovation in maintaining global public health security, and contributing scientific and technological strength to the construction of a community of human destiny.
After the outbreak, China quickly organized and mobilized efforts to carry out epidemic prevention and control research, from the first time with WHO to share the virus gene sequence to five technical routes to promote vaccine research, from testing technology system to drug screening, China's scientific and technological community in the outbreak resistance war actively play an active role, the courage to play a role. At the same time, China's scientific and technological community and experts from various countries to maintain contact and communication, set up a platform for exchange of information, and make due contributions to the global fight against the epidemic.
" to overcome the epidemic can not be separated from the power of science and technology, to adhere to science to answer, to methods. Science has no borders and cooperation is no far away. Scientists from all countries should strengthen understanding, mutual trust and exchanges and jointly launch effective scientific research results. Xia Bing, head of the China Association for International Talent Exchange, suggested further deepening international scientific research cooperation, building a platform for exchange and sharing, and jointly promoting scientific research cooperation in the fields of drugs, vaccines and testing to establish a stable global system for the prevention of infectious diseases.
the China International Talent Exchange Association, the seminar focused on the theme of "sharing best practices in scientific research and exploring win-win cooperation" and was dedicated to responding to the outbreak of neo-crown pneumonia by promoting international scientific research exchanges and cooperation. Nearly 20 well-known experts and scholars from China, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, Sweden, Cuba and other countries attended the conference.