China's First International Science and Technology Organization Headquarters Cluster Settled in Beijing
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The cluster's founding is aimed at better supporting the development of more, similar organizations in China. The International Society of Zoological Sciences (ISZS), International Society for Digital Earth (ISDE), and International Hydrogen Fuel Cell Association (IHFCA) are among the first eight international science and technology organizations to move in, and the area also houses a public office area, set up to house representative branches of international tech-related NGOs in Beijing and liaison stations for international technology organizations. In the future, the cluster plans to bring in more such organizations in batches and by categories.
Having provided sound infrastructure and workplaces, the cluster now aims to continue to optimize its operations and services, issuing policies that facilitate capital and personnel exchanges for resident international organizations so as to continuously attract more such organizations. By facilitating academic exchange and attracting technological talent, the cluster will be a site where global innovation resources can be pooled, helping businesses integrate into global innovation cooperation and genuinely participate in global governance.