International Training Course on AI Empowered Early Warnings for All opened in Shanghai, China
On June 9, International Training Course on AI Empowered Early Warnings for All (hereinafter referred to as the Course) opened in Shanghai, China. 22 trainees from 21 countries, including Jordan, Chad and Mauritius, gathered for a 5-day training and communication.
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- China Meteorological Administration (CMA)
“This gathering is timely and vital.” Mr. Cyrille Honoré, Deputy Director of Member Service Department of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), also Director of Disaster Risk Reduction and Early Warnings of WMO said, in an era marked by escalating climate-related disasters and extreme weather events, the need for robust, inclusive, and people-centered early warning systems had never been more urgent. This multi-stakeholder approach was essential to the success of the United Nations’ Early Warnings for All (EW4All) initiative, which was built on the principle of partnership. Only by working together could all address the full value chain of early warning systems, from observation and forecasting to communication and response.