自然资源部副部长、国家海洋局局长孙书贤出席第十一届世界妈祖文化论坛并致辞！

11月1日，由文化和旅游部、自然资源部、中国社会科学院、澳门特别行政区政府、福建省人民政府共同主办的第十一届世界妈祖文化论坛在福建省莆田市湄洲岛开幕。

本次活动受到各级领导高度重视，全国政协副主席、台盟中央主席苏辉，福建省委书记赵龙，中国气象局党组书记、局长 陈振林，自然资源部党组成员、副部长、国家海洋局局长孙书贤，中国社会科学院副院长、党组成员李雪松，福建省委常委、宣传部部长张彦，福建省副省长江尔雄等领导亲临现场出席活动、观礼秋祭大典，为妈祖文化传承发展与两岸民间交流领航赋能。

本届论坛年度主题为“四海安澜・爱创未来”，设置1场主论坛、10场分论坛，涵盖闽台文旅融合、青年交流、大爱和平、海洋文化等前沿议题。此外，论坛首次在巴西圣保罗市同期举办境外分论坛——妈祖文化巴西传播与中巴文化交融论坛，并在海内外设立13个分会场，凸显其全球联动、沟通中外的平台功能。

论坛开幕式发布了《全国海洋减灾典型案例（第一批）》、“妈祖”海洋预报数值模式2.0版本，举行了中国气象智能预警方案“妈祖”斯里兰卡智能一体机交付仪式，颁发了首批“妈祖”奖学金，发布了妈祖文化数智平台、《中华妈祖文化发展报告（2026）》和《湄洲宣言》，并聘任妈祖文化全球推广大使。第二十八届湄洲妈祖文化旅游节、民俗展演、原创舞剧《妈祖》全球首演及多项配套活动同期举办。

妈祖文化是我国海洋文化的代表。自然资源部将与各方保护好、传承好、利用好中华优秀海洋文化资源，为构建海洋命运共同体提供强大文化力量。在挖掘海洋文化资源方面，推介传播妈祖文化、海上丝绸之路文化等。在打造海洋文化品牌方面，利用世界海洋日等重要节点，加强海洋文化宣传力度，提升全民海洋意识和海洋素养。在助力文化产业发展方面，促进海洋文化与生态、科技的深度融合，推动各地打造具有辨识度的海洋特色文化和旅游目的地。在拓展国际传播交流方面，发挥妈祖文化的桥梁纽带作用，深化与世界各国特别是海上丝绸之路沿线国家海洋文化交流合作。

据悉，自然资源部自主研发的“妈祖”系列海洋数值预报模式实现业务应用并面向全球开源、推广服务，以“妈祖号”命名的首颗海风海浪探测卫星也即将升空，服务全球防灾减灾。

世界妈祖文化论坛已连续举办十届，推动以“立德、行善、大爱”为内核的妈祖文化传播至全球52个国家和地区，有力促进21世纪海上丝绸之路共建国家和地区民心交融、合作共赢。

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Mazu culture promoted to boost marine cooperation

Experts and officials highlighted the role of marine culture, particularly Mazu culture, in strengthening ocean governance, improving disaster prevention and fostering international cooperation at the 11th World Mazu Culture Forum in Putian, Fujian province, on Sunday.

"The ocean has nurtured life, connected the world and driven development, giving rise to a marine culture represented by Mazu culture," saidSun Shuxian, vice-minister of natural resources.

Mazu, a Chinese sea goddess believed to protect people at sea, is an important part of China's marine heritage and an iconic symbol of its marine civilization. In the new era, Mazu culture continues to support China's efforts to become a strong maritime nation and provides cultural inspiration for building a maritime community with a shared future for humanity, Sun said.

He noted that China's independently developed MaCOM marine numerical forecasting models have entered operational use and been open-sourced globally to expand forecasting services. Meanwhile, China's first sea-wind and wave detection satellite, named after Mazu, is planned for launch to support global disaster prevention and mitigation efforts.

China will also use Mazu culture as a bridge to deepen marine cultural exchanges with countries around the world, particularly those along the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road, and explore the establishment of mechanisms for such exchanges, Sun said.

Helwig Schmidt-Glintzer, vice-president of the International Confucian Association and an emeritus professor at the University of Göttingen in Germany, emphasized the importance of traditional beliefs in connecting localities, regions and countries.

He noted that China's strength stems from the combined contributions of its many cities and regions. In an era of climate change, coastal areas, which are particularly vulnerable to rising sea levels and extreme weather events, require prudent and forward-looking action, he said.

Beliefs associated with deities such as Mazu can encourage people to remain vigilant and prepare for such challenges, while strengthening their capacity and willingness to take action, Schmidt-Glintzer said.

He added that the Mazu spirit of "moral integrity, benevolence and great love" serves as a link between China and the world and can help establish a platform for dialogue and mutual learning among civilizations.

Dai Minhan, a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a professor at Xiamen University in Fujian, said the ocean is a strategic frontier for accelerating economic transformation, expanding strategic emerging industries and fostering future industries.

Marine science and industrial innovation are entering an era of deep integration, Dai said, adding that marine culture provides both the foundation and the support for the development of marine ecological civilization.

• 信息来源：海洋知圈综合自自然资源部官微、妈祖全球性微信公众号、China Daily。

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