China's 'Mazu' Weather Alert System Makes Progress in Egypt

China's 'Mazu' weather alert system has made progress in Egypt. The system has finished setting up data and maps for Egypt. It now offers special features for flights and tourism. For airports, it gives weather monitoring and alerts. For tourists, it predicts star viewing, sandstorms, and sunrise/sunset times.

Next, China and Egypt will work on AI models for sandstorms and other weather tools. They want to improve how they handle extreme weather.

'Mazu' is named after a Chinese sea goddess. It helps cities warn about disasters early. So far, 35 countries have tried it.