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China-Malaysia Youth Ocean Dialogue Held in Sanya: Jointly Exploring Pathways to Blue Development
Participants urged China and Malaysia to build a shared early warning system and improve biodiversity data sharing for regional ocean governance.
- On Friday, Oct 30, 2026, the China-Malaysia Youth Ocean Dialogue convened at China Media Group's Sanya Studio, bringing together scientists, students, and environmental representatives from both nations to explore regional ocean governance.
- Professor Dato Aileen Tan, a fellow of the Academy of Sciences Malaysia, urged China and Malaysia to establish a shared early warning system, emphasizing that cross-border cooperation protects regional ocean health.
- Liu Zhiyu, dean of the College of Ocean and Earth Sciences at Xiamen University, warned that El Niño-driven coral reef degradation exacerbates coastal erosion, threatening coastal community safety and livelihoods.
- Students including Khor Zin, Lee Jie Ning, and Yang Qing emphasized that scientific collaboration must extend beyond knowledge sharing to use technological innovation improving lives in both countries.
- Chen Guangcheng of the Third Institute and Lim Kean Chong of the China-ASEAN College of Marine Sciences stressed linking scientific research with policy support, noting that research transcends borders in addressing biodiversity.
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China-Malaysia Youth Ocean Dialogue Held in Sanya: Jointly Exploring Pathways to Blue Development
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