TREE NEWS update: Zhang Guangjun, Vice Minister of Science and Technology and a member of the ministry’s Party Leadership Group, delivered remarks at the opening of the High-Level Meeting on International Cooperation in Open Science in Shanghai on September 11. The meeting, themed “Joint Consultation and Contribution, Shared Benefits and Win-Win Outcomes,” covers six topics including global open science governance, capacity building in developing countries, global sharing of open science data, shared research infrastructure and resources, open circulation of world-class science journals, and public engagement with open science.
China’s Vice Minister of Science and Technology Zhang Guangjun Speaks at Open Science Forum in Shanghai
AI take
The agenda's inclusion of open data sharing, shared research infrastructure and the circulation of journals signals that Beijing wants a voice in setting the rules for scientific openness, not just participating in them. The framing around developing-country capacity building and 'win-win outcomes' positions China as a champion of the Global South's access to research, a lane that carries weight as data and infrastructure governance fragments along geopolitical lines. Whether the six topics move from dialogue to concrete mechanisms is the open question.
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