Published on: 2026-09-15
Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation
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Changsha, September 15 /Xinhua/ — Vice Premier of the State Council of China Zhang Guoqing stated on Tuesday that China will continue to enhance the level of technological innovation of the Chinese navigation satellite system “Beidou” so that it can better serve users around the world.
Zhang Guoqing, who is also a member of the CPC Central Committee Politburo, made this statement while speaking at the opening ceremony of the 5th International Summit on the Large-scale Application of the Beidou System in Zhuzhou City /Hunan Province, Central China/.
As he indicated, China will enhance the integration of the Beidou system with artificial intelligence technologies and satellite internet, continue to promote the iteration and modernization of the system, fostering the healthy and orderly development of the Beidou industry.
Zhang Guoqing noted that China intends to accelerate the improvement of quality and the expansion of the application scope of the system, as well as to enhance global governance in the field of satellite navigation.
The Vice Premier of the State Council emphasized that the “Beidou” system benefits not only the Chinese people but also people around the world. It provides users with stable and reliable positioning, navigation, and timing services, continuously improving its capabilities, enhancing service quality, and expanding application scenarios and scale.
The BeiDou Navigation Satellite System is used in a wide range of fields, including transportation, agriculture and forestry, fishing, hydrological monitoring, meteorological forecasting, and disaster relief.
About 900 people took part in the opening ceremony of the summit, including experts, scientists, business leaders, and officials from China and abroad, as well as representatives of international organizations. –0–
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