2026年1月12日至15日，中国博物馆协会再次组织文博代表参加在法国巴黎举办的2026年法国博物馆博览会及相关活动。本次活动共吸引了来自30多个国家的403家参展机构和近万名定向邀请博物馆专业观众，中国展区以其前沿的技术呈现与包容性实践，成为现场焦点。

中国博物馆协会此次组织国内优秀会员单位参展，集中向国际市场展示了我国博物馆在智能导览、文物数字化及沉浸式展览等领域的前沿技术成果，吸引了大量国际专业人士前来咨询与洽谈。

同期，作为联合国教科文组织与中国博协合作项目“为残障人士构建无障碍博物馆”的重要成果，“中国博物馆的无障碍实践”专题展览在中国展区正式亮相，系统呈现了近年来国内博物馆在无障碍设施建设与包容性服务设计方面的创新实践。此外，由联合国教科文组织与中国博协共同编写的《中国博物馆无障碍建设指南》，在去年10月发布中文版的基础上，于本次展览首次发布英文版，为全球博物馆推动无障碍环境建设提供了切实可行的专业参考，也向世界展现了中国在促进文化平等、包容与共享方面的积极探索与贡献。展览内容受到国际同行的广泛关注与积极评价。联合国教科文组织紧急行动与方案处主任卡琳·蒙泰尔专程到访中国展区，对双方既往合作成果表示高度赞赏，并表达了未来继续深化合作的意愿。

中国驻法国大使馆文化参赞王茵参观了中国展区，对中国博物馆及相关企业的发展现状予以高度赞赏，并表示愿为中法博物馆交流合作提供支持。

1月14日，中法双方共同举办了以“人工智能在博物馆的应用实践”为主题的对话活动，中国博协副理事长、浙江大学教授赵丰为活动致辞。中国博协副秘书长顾婷以《人工智能在中国博物馆的应用实践》为题，详细介绍了中国博物馆的整体情况，以及我国博物馆在运用人工智能助力博物馆研究和服务方面的创新实践，同时，也向参会代表介绍了中国博协从行业指导方面对人工智能推动博物馆实践的具体要求。天津恒达文博科技股份有限公司总经理阎晓芝以《理性与可持续性——AI技术在博物馆领域的应用现状与未来路径》为题，从技术角度分享了中国相关科技企业如何利用人工智能在展览设计、观众服务方面的实践。

发言结束后，法国古病理学博物馆专家、著名法医科学家菲利普·查利尔受邀与发言嘉宾就人工智能在中法两国的应用实践和未来的合作前景进行了分享和交流。与会法方代表对中国博物馆在技术创新与实践融合方面取得的进展表示赞赏，并期待进一步拓展合作。此次对话不仅增进了中法博物馆之间的相互了解，也为双方在相关领域的合作奠定了基础。

本次参展，中法双方博物馆及相关企业代表围绕文物保管、展览策划、智能导览、人才培训等领域展开了深入交流与务实高效的洽谈，就多个项目达成合作意向。此外，多家法国博物馆与企业已确认将参加今年11月由中国博协在海口市举办的第十一届中国博物馆及相关产品与技术博览会。中国代表团还考察了巴黎圣母院修复项目，法国大皇宫数字馆、卢浮宫博物馆、法国吉美国立亚洲艺术博物馆展陈和法国海军府博物馆3D声景系统。

此次交流合作是自2019年中国博协与法国展望与创新基金会签署文博合作备忘录、2023年续签协议以来的重要实践，有效促进了中法博物馆在技术、理念与资源层面的双向互动，为共建开放、包容、可持续的全球文博生态注入了新动力。

Chinese Museum Innovations Gain Global Recognition, Ushering in a New Chapter of Sino-French Museum Cooperation 

January 17, 2026

From January 12 to 15, 2026, the Chinese Museums Association (CMA) led a delegation to attend the 2026 Museum Connections in Paris. Hosting 403 institutions from over 30 countries and nearly 10,000 professional visitors, the event featured the China Pavilion as a highlight for its advanced technological achievements and inclusive museum practices.

The CMA showcased China’s latest advances in smart museum guidance, cultural objects digitization and immersive exhibitions, attracting extensive international attention and business negotiations. The special exhibition Practices for Museum Accessibility in China was launched on site, presenting China’s experience in museum accessibility and inclusive services under the UNESCO-CMA cooperation project for accessible museums.

The English version of the Guidelines on Museum Accessibility in China, jointly compiled by UNESCO and CMA, debuted at the expo following its Chinese release in October 2025. It offers global museums practical references for accessible development and demonstrates China’s efforts in inclusive cultural development. Karalyn Monteil, Chief of UNESCO’s Emergency Operations and Programmes Unit, commended the bilateral achievements and pledged further cooperation. Wang Yin, Cultural Counsellor of the Chinese Embassy in France, spoke highly of Chinese museum innovations and promised ongoing support for Sino-French exchanges.

On January 14, both sides co-hosted a dialogue on AI applications in museums. Prof. Zhao Feng, CMA Vice President, delivered opening remarks. CMA Deputy Secretary-General Gu Ting introduced domestic AI practices in museum research, public services, and relevant professional guidelines. Yan Xiaozhi, General Manager of Tianjin Hengda Wenbo Science and Technology Co., Ltd., shared sustainable AI application solutions for exhibition design and visitor services.

French expert Philippe Charlier exchanged views on Sino-French AI practices and future cooperation. French participants affirmed China’s technological innovation progress and expressed willingness to deepen collaboration.

During the event, Chinese and French institutions and enterprises reached multiple cooperation intentions covering cultural objects conservation, exhibition curation, smart services and talent training. Several French organizations confirmed their participation in the 11th Chinese Exposition of Museums and Relevant Products and Technologies to be held in Haikou in November 2026. The Chinese delegation also inspected key local projects including the Notre-Dame restoration, the Louvre, Guimet Museum and the 3D soundscape system of the French Navy Museum.

As a key follow-up to the 2019 and 2023 Sino-French museum cooperation memorandum, this event promotes two-way exchanges of museum technologies, concepts and resources, empowering the development of an open, inclusive and sustainable global cultural heritage community.