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4th SIFT-KAS Annual WTO Forum

高层国际研讨会

Drei Jahre ist China nun WTO-Mitglied. Was wurde bisher erreicht? Welche Herausforderungen stehen bevor? Das WTO-Forum befasste sich mit den jüngsten Entwicklungen im Finanz- und Dienstleistungssektor sowie Chinas Rolle in den Doha-Verhandlungen.

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Program

Tuesday, December 7th, 2004

The 4th SIFT-KAS Annual WTO Forum

Completing the First Three Years of China’s WTO Membership –

Stocktaking of the Present Situation and the Challenges Ahead

jointly organised by

The Konrad Adenauer Foundation

and

The Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade

Venue: Ballroom, 2nd Floor, Hilton Hotel, Huashan Rd. 250, Shanghai,

Tel.: +86-21-6248 0000, Fax: +86-21-6248 3848

08h00

Registration

08h30

Opening Session

Chair: Prof. Ye Xingguo, Vice-President, Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade

N.N., Representative of the Shanghai Municipal Government

Dr. Wolfgang Röhr, Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Shanghai

Dr. Stefan Friedrich, Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Shanghai

Prof. Pi Nai’an, Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade

09h00

Key Note Speech

Chair: Prof. Dr. Wang Xinkui, Vice-Chairman of the Political Consultative Conference of Shanghai Municipality and President of the Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade

Huang Hai, Assistant Minister, Ministry of Commerce, Beijing

Focus: The Development Strategy for China’s Domestic and Foreign Trade after WTO Accession

09h50

Coffee Break

10h15

First Panel: Liberalisation of Trade in Financial Services: Opportunities and Challenges

Chair: Dr. Wolfgang Röhr, Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Shanghai

Dr. Bernhard Speyer, Director, Head of Banking, Financial Market, Regulation at Deutsche Bank Research, Frankfurt a.M. (Germany)

Focus: The Liberalisation of China's Financial Markets and the Role of Foreign Financial Firms Therein

Chen Bingcai, Prof., Deputy Director General of the Department of Capital Account at SAFE, Beijing

Focus: China’s Capital Account Reforms since the Entry into the WTO: Current Progress and the Immediate Challenges Ahead

Zou Pin, Inspector, Former Head of the R&D Department of China Life Insurance Company, Beijing

Focus: The Further Opening of the Insurance Market in China - Opportunities and Challenges for Foreign Investors

Li Fang, Prof., School of Finance, Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade

Focus: The Effect of China’s WTO Entry on the Banking Institutions: The Challenge of Globalisation and its Impact on a Competitive Environment

12h15

Lunch

Place: 2nd Floor, Hilton Hotel, Shanghai

13h45

Second Panel: Changes and Developments in China’s Distribution Sector: Between Growing Competition and Job Protection

Chair: Dr. Rolf D. Cremer, Professor of Economics and Dean, China-Europe International Business School (CEIBS), Shanghai

Dai Dingyi,Vice Chairman, China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing, Beijing

Focus: The Opening of China’s Distribution Sector since its Entry into the WTO: A Chinese Perspective

Dr. Michael Pfaar, Partner, Head of GBC China - Ernst & Young Hua Ming, Shanghai

Focus: Recent Changes and Trends in China’s Distribution Sector: An Analysis from a European Perspective

Chen Hong,Prof., President of the Beijing Materials Institute, Beijing

Focus: The Role of Governmental and Non-Governmental Organisations in China’s Distribution Sector: The Case of Logistics

15h30

Coffee Break

16h00

Third Panel: Stocktaking on the Ongoing Doha Round and China’s Role in the Negotiations: From Cancun to Hong Kong

Chair: Wu Jiahuang, Vice-Chairman, China Society for WTO Studies, Beijing, and Former Deputy Head of the Chinese WTO Accession Delegation

Dr. Cheng Guoqiang, Prof., Senior Research Fellow at the Development Research Centre under the State Council of the PRC, Beijing

Focus: The Doha Agricultural Negotiations: Where are we, what is next?

Dr. Li Zhongzhou, Chief Expert of the EU-China Programme for the Support of China’s Integration into the World Trading System, Beijing

Focus: Analysis of the new Issues in the Doha Round: Progress and Challenges

Dr. Dean Spinanger,Research Division Head, Research Department of Trade Liberalization and Market Access, Institute of World Economy; Kiel, Germany

Focus: The Question of Tariff and Non-Tariff Measures in Doha: Different Reduction Approaches by Asian and Western Countries

17h45

Closing Remarks

Chair: Dr. Stefan Friedrich, Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Shanghai

Dr. Wang Xinkui, Prof., Vice-Chairman of the Political Consultative Conference of Shanghai Municipality and President of the Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade

18h00

End of the Conference

Conference Languages: Chinese and English with simultaneous translation

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Hilton Hotel, Shanghai

Referenten

  • Assistant Minister Huang Hai
    • Dr. Bernhard Speyer
      • Dr. Dean Spinanger
        • Dr. Michael Pfaar
          • Chen Bingcai
            • Zou Pin
              • Wu Jiahuang
                • Dr. Cheng Guoqiang
                  • Dr. Li Zhongzhou et al.
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                    Stefan.Friedrich@kas.de +49 30 26996-3491

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