China’s “Mazu” system helps Pakistan improve disaster prevention capabilities
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In October 2025, the intelligent early warning system “Mazu”, developed in cooperation between the Chinese meteorological department and the Pakistan Meteorological Department, was officially put into use in Pakistan. This system integrates observation data, meteorological models, satellite information, and artificial intelligence technology to help local authorities simplify work processes and provide more accurate short-term to medium- and long-term weather forecasts. Currently, the system has been deployed in Punjab and Balochistan provinces, and local residents use its precise warnings to adjust farming methods or take evasive measures, effectively reducing crop losses and property damage caused by heavy rains and floods. In addition, Pakistani experts participated in the joint development and received training. This system has already benefited more than 40 countries, providing important support for disaster prevention and mitigation in developing nations.
The “Mazu” Chinese intelligent weather warning system has helped Pakistan improve its disaster prevention capabilities. Since its implementation in October 2025, this system has utilized integrated observation data, meteorological models, satellite information, and artificial intelligence to assist the Pakistani Meteorological Department in simplifying work processes and achieving more accurate short-term to medium- and long-term forecasts. In regions such as Punjab and Balochistan, local residents have adjusted their farming methods or taken shelter based on the precise warnings issued by the “Mazu” system, effectively reducing crop losses and property damage caused by heavy rains and floods. This system was developed through deep cooperation between the meteorological departments of Pakistan and China, with Pakistani experts participating in joint research and training. It has been implemented in over 40 countries, providing important support for disaster prevention and mitigation in developing nations.