The World Young Scientist Summit is jointly organized by the China Association for Science and Technology and the People’s Government of Zhejiang Province. With the vision of promoting the building of a community with a shared future for mankind and focusing on the theme of “converging the world's talents, creating a better future”, it has been held three consecutive times. In 2019, Chinese President Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory letter to the first WYSS, pointing out that “the future of science and technology lies in youth”. In 2020, UN Secretary-General Guterres sent a letter to the representatives of young scientists attending the WYSS. In 2021, the President of the International Council for Science and the President of the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics attended the WYSS.
        The three WYSSs have continuously strengthened ties with well-known international scientific and technological organizations, focused on the sustainable development plan of the United Nations, fully played the role of the scientific and technological community, actively built an open and innovative ecology, and promoted youth participation in global scientific and technological governance. WYSS has established exchanges and contacts with more than 100 countries, international scientific and technological organizations and over 100 foreign universities, and invited more than 30 world-class scientists such as Nobel Prize winners and Turing Prize winners, nearly 300 Chinese and foreign academicians and more than 2,600 young scientists to attend the summit. The World Young Scientist Summit is committed to building an open communication platform, striving for more young scientists to exchange ideas, and learn from each other at the summit, so that more young scientists can display their ambitions and achieve their dreams at the summit venue. Through the successful holding of the three summits, Wenzhou, China, where the summit is held, has set up a World Young Scientist Entrepreneurship Fund with a total scale of RMB 10 billion, a 43,000-square-meter World Young Scientist Incubator and a 500-mu World Young Scientist Pioneer Park, and is building a World Young Scientist Industrial City and a World Young Scientist Academic Center. Through open exchanges and innovative cooperation, the Summit will promote the cooperation of young scientists, scientists and entrepreneurs from all over the world for mutual benefit and win-win results. WYSS aims to promote the building of a community with a shared future for mankind, vigorously unite outstanding young scientists from all over the world, integrate young talents from industry, finance and art, stimulate scientific and technological innovation, multilateralism and entrepreneurship, promote dialogue, action and change, and pool confidence, wisdom and strength to jointly meet major global challenges and jointly create a better future for mankind.