During the 2024 World Mobile Communications Conference, Luigi Gambaldera, President of the China Europe Digital Association, said in an interview with Xinhua News Agency that this year's conference goes beyond traditional focus on mobile internet and digital technology, and focuses more on showcasing cross industry technology integration and envisioning industry visions. Gambaldera said that the industry's emphasis on artificial intelligence, especially generative artificial intelligence technology, promotes a shift in the industry's focus towards broader communication technology applications, and shows a trend of deep penetration into vertical industries. It also represents a shift towards a more intelligent and autonomous network and service direction. The 4-day 2024 World Mobile Congress kicked off on the 26th at the Barcelona Convention and Exhibition Center in Spain. The theme of this year's conference is "Future First", with a focus on six major areas: surpassing 5G, connecting everything with intelligence, humanizing artificial intelligence, digital manufacturing, disrupting rules, and digital genes. Gambaldera said that the conference will become a touchstone for innovation, further promoting the integration of artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, wearable devices, and emerging technologies such as 5G-A and 6G based on 5G technology. These technologies not only enhance interconnectivity, but are also fundamentally changing the industry through smart cities, advanced healthcare, autonomous driving, and more sustainable practical solutions. He said that the focus on communication technology applications marks a strategic shift towards creating more integrated and user centered solutions. It reflects a perception that future technology is not only reflected in advanced hardware and infrastructure, but also in developing applications that can seamlessly integrate into daily life, thereby driving economic growth and improving quality of life. The conference has evolved from a focus on mobile internet and digital technology to a comprehensive display of cross industry technology integration, proving the dynamic nature of the technology field and foreshadowing an exciting development vision. This year, Chinese companies have made a strong comeback after the epidemic, with about 300 Chinese companies attending the conference. Gambaldera said that this not only demonstrates the technological strength of Chinese enterprises, but also demonstrates their commitment to constantly breaking boundaries in fields such as 5G and artificial intelligence. Gambaldera also emphasized the importance of international cooperation in the era of artificial intelligence. He said that international cooperation is crucial for addressing global challenges such as climate change, public health crises, and sustainable development. Through cooperation, countries can share knowledge, resources, and best practices to enhance their ability to innovate and solve problems across borders. In addition, international cooperation helps to build trust and enhance the common well-being of humanity. Gambaldera said that there is enormous potential for further cooperation between Europe and China in the field of communication. Both sides have unique advantages that can complement each other. The combination of Europe's regulatory framework, research and development ecosystem, and technological innovation with China's manufacturing capabilities, market size, and rapid deployment of digital technology can help achieve mutual benefit and win-win results. This collaborative effect can accelerate the progress of key technological fields such as artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, promote world connectivity and technological cohesion. He also stated that the industry's embrace of 5G innovative applications and exploration of new business models have created new conditions for promoting cooperation between Chinese enterprises and European counterparts, and this cooperation can further advance