[Ministry of Foreign Affairs: China is willing to work with Latin American and Caribbean countries to build a fair and reasonable global governance system for artificial intelligence] September 10th, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun hosted a regular press conference on September 10th. At the meeting, reporters from the Global Times and Global Network asked questions. According to media reports, the US Embassy in Panama recently held an internal media briefing to introduce the construction of the world's first artificial intelligence supply chain certification and traceability platform pilot project in Panama, revealing that the project has entered the evaluation stage. Media commented that the project will certify the origin, transportation route and compliance status of goods such as semiconductors, critical minerals, and artificial intelligence infrastructure products. In essence, it serves the United States to control the technology supply chain and contain China’s technology. What is China’s comment on this? Guo Jiakun said that China has taken note of the relevant reports. Artificial intelligence is related to the common welfare of all mankind. All parties should adhere to the principles of openness, inclusiveness, universal benefit, and goodwill, and set up closed and exclusive "small circles" to engage in geopolitical calculations, which is not conducive to the technological development and progress of the global South, including Latin American and Caribbean countries. China is willing to work with Latin American and Caribbean countries and other parties to build a fair and reasonable global governance system for artificial intelligence and promote artificial intelligence to benefit people of all countries.