A Chinese Scientist visited Sri Lanka 30 times

With over 20 million people, Sri Lanka presents ample opportunities for environmental security initiatives. We remarks, “In 2016, a garbage mountain collapsed in Sri Lanka, claimed over 10 lives When some officials and professors visited Beijing, they contacted me to visit Beijing’s waste treatment, and I arranged the visit to Beijing Chaoyang District Gao Antun Resource Recycling Center, they were very excited to see the process of transferring from waste to energy resources, including composting, anaerobic digestion, incineration and landfilling – This shifted their perceptions, of underestimating about China’s environmental progress.”

“The nature is our home, and ecological infrastructure is our lifeline.” says Wei Yuansong.

“Sri Lanka attaches great importance to ecological and environmental protection. The concept is quite advanced. I appreciate it a lot. ”

The hot topic in China at present is “new quality productive forces”.

Wei Yuansong believes that green development is the Grounding of high-quality development, and the new quality productive forces itself is green productivity. Although Sri Lanka is a small island country, it cherishes the environment very much and has high requirements for environmental protection, which has the potential to catch the fast track of new quality productive forces green industries. For instance, environmental governance holds the key to solving many of Sri Lanka’s challenges.

“An official from Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Science and Technology told me that the forecasts of rice yield are not accurate every year. I suggested that remote sensing forecasting can greatly improve the accuracy. The impact of inaccurate rice yield forecast is Significant, involving production and import planning. Thus the country calls for more data analysis to ensure the planning, and big data technology is also a layer of new quality productive forces.”

“Sri Lanka’s stable environment and hospitable people make it an attractive destination for Chinese visitors, drawn not only by its natural beauty but also by its rich Buddhist heritage. The unique geographical advantages Brought Sri Lanka the potential to become a maritime hub in South Asia, and that also requires a lot of high-tech and talent to support. We envision that Sri Lanka will become the next Singapore, and we are willing to do everything we can to help realize it.” Wei said.