Important Notes

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Important Notes

Notice
On September 16-19, texts, pictures, videos and other news
materials of the sideline programs of the 11th CAEXPO and the
11th CABIS will be available 3 hrs after the conclusion of the
programs concerned. Official news articles and pictures of the
opening ceremony of the 11th CAEXPO & the 11th CABIS and
the VVIP CAEXPO pavilion tours will be available one hour
after the conclusion, and relevant videos, 5 hrs. You might obtain
the news materials by:
1. Double clicking the Folder named “The 11th CAEXPO News
Materials” on the desktop of the computers at the NICEC Press
Center or Journalists Office of Yongzhou Hotel;
2. Visiting the Press Center of the CAEXPO Official Website at
http://www.caexpo.org/gb/news/.
You might follow the CAEXPO official Weibo (website:
http://weibo.com/dongmengbolanhui/)
and
Wechat
(name:
caexpo) and install CAEXPO App on your mobiles to obtain
relevant information on the 11th CAEXPO.
Table of Contents
I. Event Programs …………………………………………… 01
II.Press Center ……………………………………………… 30
Venue & Open Hours ………………………………… 30
Supporting Services for the Press …………………… 30
Press Pass ……………………………………………… 31
Notes ……………………………………………………… 31
III.Hotel Accommodation & Local Transportation ……32
Hotel Accommodation ………………………………… 32
Local Transportation ………………………………… 33
IV. Useful Telephone Numbers …………………………… 34
V. Layout of the CAEXPO Press Center …………………35
VI. Layout of the CAEXPO Exhibition Halls ……………… 36
VII. Map of Nanning ………………………………………… 42
VIII.China-ASEAN Free Trade Area ……………………… 44
IX. About the China-ASEAN Expo ………………………… 47
X. About the China - ASEAN Business & Investment Summit
……………………………………………………………… 79
I.Event Programs
（I） Two Major Events, One Festival
Two Major Events
The 11th China-ASEAN Expo
Date: September 16-19，2014
(Open to trade visitors only during Sept. 16-18, while Sept. 19
is the Public Open Day)
Venues: Nanning International Convention & Exhibition
Center (NICEC)，Guangxi Exhibition Hall，South China City
(Nanning)
The 11th China-ASEAN Business & Investment Summit
Date: September 16，2014
Address:NICEC
Conference & major forums
1.The 7th China-ASEAN Think Tank Strategic Dialogue &
the 1st China-Singapore Economic Corridor Think Tank
Forum
2.China-ASEAN Police Cooperation Forum
3.The 9th China-ASEAN Cultural Forum
4.China-ASEAN Chief Justices Forum
5.China-ASEAN Forum on Electric Power
6.The 2nd China-ASEAN Forum on Technology Transfer &
Innovation
7.China-ASEAN E-Commerce Forum
8.The 6th China-ASEAN Summit Forum on Financial
Cooperation & Development
1
9.The 4th China-ASEAN Forum on Stomatology
10.China-ASEAN Environmental Cooperation Forum 2014
11.The 4thChina-ASEAN Logistics Cooperation Forum
12.The 1st China-ASEAN Cyber Space Forum
13.The 4th China-ASEAN Forum on Stomatology
2
（II） Major Events
&
The 11th China-ASEAN Business and Investment Summit
Preliminary Schedule
Sept. 11 (Thursday)
Opening Ceremony of the 8th China-ASEAN Youth Arts
09:30-12:00
Competition
Venue: Lobby, 1F, Museum of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous
Press Pass
Region
Sept.12 (Friday)
The 7th China-ASEAN Think Tank Strategic Dialogue & the 1st
08:30-18:00
China-Singapore Economic Corridor Think Tank Forum
Press Pass
Venue: Multi-functional Hall, 2F, Building 5, Mingyuan Hotel
China-ASEAN Police Cooperation Forum
09:00-17:00 Venue: Conference Hall, 2F, International Conference Center
Press Pass
(ICC), Liyuan Resort
Sept. 15 (Monday)
The 9th China-ASEAN Cultural Forum
08:50-18:00 Venue: Multi-functional Hall, 4F, Guangxi Museum of
Press Pass
Nationality
Signing Ceremony of Kuantan Port (Malaysia) and Qinzhou Port
09:20-09:30 (China) Establishing Sistership
Press Pass
Venue: Nanning Marriot Hotel
Business Networking with Singapore Leading Enterprises &
09:30-18:00 Specialized Talents
Press Pass
Venue: Beijing Hall, 3F, Nanning Wharton International Hotel
3
10:00-11:00
News Briefing
Venue: Multi-functional Hall, 5F, Nanning Yongzhou Hotel
Press Pass
China-Singapore Business Networking
12:00-14:00 Venue:Hall no.1&2,Nanhu State Banquet Hall,2F,Guangxi
Press Pass
Wharton International Hotel
Afternoon
18:30-20:00
CAEXPO VVIPs tours
Press Pass
Initiation/Badge
Venue: NICEC
The 11th CAEXPO Business Networking
Venue: Best Western Premier Nanning Red Forest Hotel
Press Pass
The 11th CAEXPO&the 11th CABIS Reception Banquet(for
18:30
journalists)
Press Pass
Venue: Multi-functional Hall, 2F, Nanning Yongjiang Hotel
Sept. 16 (Tuesday)
09:00-10:15
Opening Plenary of the 11th CAEXPO & the 11th CABIS
Press Pass
Initiation/Badge
Venue: NICEC
Opening Ceremony of “Building the Maritime Silk Road of
13:30-14:00 the 21st Century” Photo Gallery
Press Pass
Venue: 0F,NICEC
13:30-17:45
China-ASEAN Chief Justices Forum
Press Pass
Venue:Conference Hall, 2F, ICC, Liyuan Resort
Inaugural
Ceremony
of
Taiwan
Premium
Products
13:50-14:55 Exhibition
Press Pass
Venue: Exhibition Hall 11, NICEC
The 2nd China-ASEAN Forum on Technology Transfer &
Innovation ( ASEAN Industrial Technology Cooperation
14:00-17:30 Seminar)
Venue: State Banquet Hall, 3F, Guangxi Wharton
International Hotel
4
Press Pass
China-ASEAN Forum on Electric Power
14:00-18:00
Venue: Multi-functional Hall, 2F, Nanning Yongjiang Hotel
Press Pass
Signing Ceremony of Sihanoukville Port (Cambodia) and
14:00-14:10 Qinzhou Port (China) Establishing Sistership
Press Pass
Venue: Nanning Red Forest Hotel
The 11th CAEXPO Promotion Conference on ASEAN
14:30-17:30 Industrial Parks
Press Pass
Venue: Meeting Room 102,NICEC
14:30-18:00
China-ASEAN E-Commerce Forum
Venue: Nanning People’s Hall
Press Pass
China (Nanning)-Singapore Economic Corridor Mayors’
14:30-18:00 Roundtable Meeting
Press Pass
Venue: Meeting Room 107, NICEC
Opening Ceremony of the 11th CAEXPO & Inaugural
15:00-16:00
Ceremony of the 4th China-ASEAN Quality Fruits
Promotion
Press Pass
Venue: Area A, Guangxi Exhibition Hall
Opening Ceremony of the China(Guangxi)-Singapore Film
15:00-15:30 Week 2014
Press Pass
Venue: Nanning New Minzu Cinema
Awards Presentation Ceremony of the 1st China-ASEAN
15:00-15:30 Photo Gallery
Press Pass
Venue: Studio, 1F, Guangxi TV Station
Promotion Conference on Investment Cooperation of
Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, the City of Charm of
15:00-16:00 China the 11th CAEXPO
Press Pass
Venue: Multi-functional Hall, 6F, Nanning Phoenix Hotel
5
“Maritime Silk Road of the 21st Century” Cultural Tourism
15:30-18:00 Forum
Press Pass
Venue: Studio, 1F, Guangxi TV Station
Roundtable Dialogue Talks between Singapore Leader and
15:30-16:30 Chinese CEOs
Venue: Guangxi People’s Hall
Press Pass
Badge
MOU Signing Ceremony between China Council for the
Promotion of International Trade and Singapore Business
16:30-16:40
Press Pass
Federation
Venue: Meeting Room, 5F, Guangxi People’s Hall
Charming Guangxi Promotion Conference
17:00-17:30 Venue: State Hall 4, 2F, Guangxi Wharton International
Press Pass
Hotel
18:30-20:00
Alliance for FDI Promotion - Gala Dinner
Venue: Ball Room, 1st Fl., Nanning Marriot Hotel
Press Pass
China-ASEAN E-Commerce Forum
18:30-21:00 Venue: Fulin Hall, 19F, Best Western Premier Nanning Red
Press Pass
Forest Hotel
Sept.17 (Wednesday)
th
The 11 China-ASEAN Golf Invitational
08:00-14:50
Venue: Nanning Qingxiu Mountain Golf Club
Press Pass
The 6th China-ASEAN Summit Forum on Financial
08:30-18:00
Cooperation & Development
Venue: Beijing Hall, 2F, Guangxi Wharton International
Press Pass
Hotel
08:40-12:15
6
China-ASEAN Industry and Commerce Forum 2014
Venue: Taihe Hall, 1F, Juhe Building, Nanning Hotel
Press Pass
The 5th China-ASEAN Forum on Engineering Project
09:00-12:00 Cooperation & Development
Press Pass
“Maritime Silk Road of the 21st Century” International
09:00-12:00 Fishery Cooperation Forum
Press Pass
Venue: Nanning Mingyuan Hotel
Signing Ceremony of Cooperation Agreement between
09:00-10:30 Departments of Commerce of Jiangsu and Guangxi
Press Pass
Venue: Moscow Hall, Guangxi Wharton International Hotel
China-ASEAN Environmental Cooperation Forum 2014
09:00-17:30 Venue: Red Forest Hall, 2F, Nanning Best Western
Press Pass
Premium Red Forest Hotel
The 11th CAEXPO Roundtable Meeting on Investment
09:30-11:30 Cooperation
Press Pass
Business
Networking
with
Chinese
Economic
and
09:30-11:30 Commercial Counselors in ASEAN Countries
Press Pass
Symposium on China-ASEAN Business Law Service
09:30-11:30
Cooperation
Venue: Hall 1-2, Nanhu State Banquet Hall, 2nd Fl.,
Press Pass
Guangxi Wharton International Hotel
09:30-11:30
09:30-11:30
Brunei Promotion Seminar
Indonesia Trade and Investment Seminar
Press Pass
Press Pass
Singapore Day Seminar
09:30-12:00
Press Pass
7
Opening
10:00-11:00
Ceremony
of
CAEXPO
Light
Industrial
Exhibition
Venue: Entrance of Halls A & B, South China City of
Press Pass
Nanning
CAEXPO
Projects
Signing
Ceremony
(international
10:00-10:30 economic cooperation projects )
Press Pass
Venue: Ballroom, 1F, Nanning Marriot Hotel
The 11th CAEXPO Projects Signing Ceremony (China
11:00-11:30 domestic economic cooperation projects)
Press Pass
Venue: Ballroom, 1F, Nanning Marriot Hotel
13:00-15:00
Laos-China Trade & Investment Forum
Press Pass
Seminar on Financial Support for Chinese Enterprises to
13:30-15:30 Invest in ASEAN
Press Pass
China-ASEAN Business Leaders Forum
14:00-16:00 Venue: Hall 1-3, Nanhu State Banquet Hall, 2nd Fl.,
Press Pass
Guangxi Wharton International Hotel
14:20-16:30
Business Opportunities in the Philippines
Press Pass
14:30-17:30
Investment Potential and Business Aspects in Cambodia
Press Pass
15:00-17:00
Investment & Fund-raising Seminar
Press Pass
Venue: Chinese Hibiscus Hall, NICEC
14:00-18:00
Alibaba Nanning Industrial Belt E-commerce Forum
Venue: Arts Center of China-ASEAN Cultural Square
8
Press Pass
Cross-border
16:30-17:30
Economic
Cooperation:
Promotion
Conference on Guangxi Dongxing National Development
and Opening-up Pilot Zone
Press Pass
Venue: Grand Ballroom, 1F,Nanning Marriot Hotel
Sept. 18 (Thursday)
st
The 1
Guangxi-Hong Kong Cooperation Forum &
08:30-15:00 Guangxi Investment Cooperation Projects
Press Pass
Venue: Guangxi Wharton International Hotel
Seminar on China’s Trade Development with Cambodia,
09:00-12:00
Lao PDR and Myanmar
Press Pass
Venue: Multi-functional Hall, 5F, Nanning Guijing Hotel
The 4th China-ASEAN Logistics Cooperation Forum
09:00-16:00 Venue: State Banquet Hall, 3F, Guangxi Wharton
Press Pass
International Hotel
11:00-12:00
13:00-17:00
14:30-16:00
The 11th Malaysia-China Joint Business Council Meeting
Venue: Grand Ballroom, 1F, Nanning Marriot Hotel
ASEAN Integration Investment Strategy Forum
The 1st China-ASEAN Cyber Space Forum
Venue: Conference Hall, 2F, ICC, Liyuan Resort
Press Pass
Press Pass
Press Pass
Senior Officials Meeting for the 11th CAEXPO & Lots
Drawing Ceremony for Allocation of Pavilion of Cities of
16:00-18:00 Charm of the 12th CAEXPO
Press Pass
Venue: Multi-functional Hall, 1F, Nanning Marriot Hotel
Sep. 19 (Friday)
CAEXPO Public Open Day
08:30-17:00
Press Pass
Venue: NICEC
9
Closing Press Conference of the 11th CAEXPO & the 11th
15:00-16:30 CABIS
Press Pass
Venue: Press Conference Hall, ICC, Liyuan Resort
Sept. 25(Thursday)
Opening Ceremony of the CAEXPO Forest & Wood
9:00
Products Exhibition 2014
Press Pass
Venue: Atrium, 2F, NICEC
Oct. 27(Monday)
th
The 4 China-ASEAN Forum on Stomatology
09:00-18:00 Venue: Beijing Hall, 3F, Guangxi Wharton International
Hotel
10
Press Pass
Sideline Forums/Conferences & Trade/Investment Promotion Programs
Preliminary Arrangement
Updated on Sept.3, 2014
NO.
N
Dat
o.
e
of
Time
Venue
Parti
Program
Sponsor(s)
cipa
nts
Nanning International Conference & Exhibition Center
1
Sep
13:50-
Exhibition Hall
t.16
14:55
11, NICEC
60
Inaugural Ceremony of Taiwan
Taiwan Trade Center
Premium Products Exhibition
China-ASEAN Expo Secretariat
11
China Agriculture Machinery Distribution
Association
2
Sep
13:30-
t.16
16:45
Meeting
Room 101,
300
NICEC
China-ASEAN Agricultural
China Agriculture Mechanization
Machinery Development Forum &
Association
Agricultural Circular Economy Forum
China Agriculture Machinery Industry
2014 (Invitation is requested)
Association
China Association of Circular Economy
China Council for the Promotion of
Nationalities Trade
3
4
12
Sep
14:30-
t.16
17:30
Sep
14:30-
t.16
17:30
Meeting
Room 102,
200
NICEC
NICEC
Industrial Parks
MOFCOM Investment Promotion Agency
Commission of Trade Development of
Meeting
Room 103,
Promotion Conference on ASEAN
100
New opportunities for Chinese SMEs
MOFCOM
in the RCEP Markets
Department of Commerce of Guangxi
5
6
7
8
Sep
14:30-
t.16
16:30
Sep
14:30-
t.16
17:30
Sep
14:30-
t.16
17:30
Sep
15:00-
t.16
16:30
Meeting
Room 105,
100
NICEC
China-ASEAN Infrastructure
Cooperation Forum
China International Contractors Association
Meeting
Room 106,
150
Australia Investment Seminar
Australian Trade Commission
NICEC
Meeting
Room 107,
NICEC
Meeting
Room 109,
NICEC
China (Nanning)-Singapore
60-7
0
Economic Corridor Mayors’
Roundtable Meeting (Close-door
Meeting)
60-8
0
CAEXPO Sourcing Program (for food
processing & packaging machinery)
Office of the planning construction &
administration committee of Guangxi Beibu
Gulf Economic Zone
China Food and Packaging Machinery
Industry Association
Join Hands with ASEAN to Share
9
Sep
15:00-
t.16
16:30
Meeting
Room 110,
NICEC
Business Opportunities: Orientation
150
on the Investment Platform for
People’s Government of Hebei Province
Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Coordinated
Development
13
10
Sep
14:00-
t.16
16:30
Meeting
Room 111,
NICEC
60-
China-ASEAN Forum on Integration
80
of Informatization & Industrialization
Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society
China National Machinery Industry
Corporation
China Agricultural Machinery Distribution
11
Sep
14:00-
t.16
16:30
Meeting
Room 112,
NICEC
China-ASEAN Roundtable Meeting
20
on Agricultural Machinery
Development (Close-door Meeting)
Association
China Agricultural Mechanization
Association
China Association of Agricultural Machinery
Manufacturers
China Association of Circular Economy
China Council for the Promotion of
Nationalities Trade
14
12
13
14
15
Sep
9:30-
t.17
12:00
Sep
9:30-
t 17
11:30
Sep
9:30-
t.17
11:30
Sep
9:30-
t.17
11:30
Meeting
Room101,
400
Singapore Day Seminar
Singapore Business Federation
NICEC
Meeting
Room102,
100
NICEC
Indonesia Trade and Investment
Seminar
Meeting
Room103,
100
Brunei Promotion Seminar
NICEC
Meeting
Room105,
NICEC
80-1
00
Business Networking with Chinese
Economic and Commercial
Counselors in ASEAN Countries
Ministry of Trade of Indonesia
Ministry of Industry and Primary Resource of
Brunei Darussalam
MOFCOM Department of Asian Affairs
Guangxi Investment Promotion Agency
15
16
17
18
19
Sep
9:00-
t.17
11:30
Sep
9:00-
t.17
12:00
Sep
9:00-
t.17
12:00
Sep
9:30-
t.17
10:30
Meeting
Room106,
CAEXPO Roundtable Meeting on
100
NICEC
Investment Cooperation (close-door
meeting)
Meeting
Room107,
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
130
Cross-strait RMB Business Seminar
NICEC
150
NICEC
The 5th China-ASEAN Forum on
Guangxi Association for Science and
Engineering Project Cooperation &
Technology
Development (close-door meeting)
Promotion Conference on Distinctive
Meeting
Room111,
Guangxi Taiwan Affairs Office
Meeting
Room110,
MOFCOM Investment Promotion Agency
100
NICEC
Products from Hainan Province of
China
People’s Government of Hainan Province
Chinese
20
Sep
9:30-
Hibiscus
t.17
11:00
Hall,
NICEC
16
250
CAEXPO Sourcing Program (for
Vietnam Trade Promotion Agency
Vietnamese buyers)
21
22
23
24
25
Sep
11:00－
t.17
12:30
Sep
14:20-
t.17
17:30
Sep
15:00-
t.17
17:00
Sep
13:30-
t.17
15:30
Sep
14:20-
t.17
17:00
Chinese
Hibiscus
300
CAEXPO Sourcing Program
Hall, NICEC
Meeting
Room 101,
400
NICEC
Investment Potential and Business
Aspects in Cambodia
Meeting
Room 102,
120
Business Opportunities in Malaysia
NICEC
Meeting
Room 103,
100
NICEC
Meeting
Room 105,
NICEC
80
Ministry of Commerce of Cambodia
Malaysia Investment Development Authority
(MIDA)
Seminar on Financial Support for
Chinese Enterprises to Invest in
ASEAN
Guangxi Investment Promotion Agency
Business Opportunities in the
Department of Trade and Industry of the
Philippines
Philippines
17
26
27
28
29
Sep
13:00-
t.17
14:30
Sep
15:30-
t.17
17:30
Sep
15:00-
t.17
16:30
Sep
14:30-
t.17
16:30
Meeting
Room 106,
200
NICEC
Meeting
Room 106,
150
NICEC
Meeting
Room 107,
50 人
NICEC
Meeting
Room 110,
100
NICEC
Laos-China Trade & Investment
Ministry of Planning and Investment of Lao
Forum
PDR
Golden Myanmar: National
Promotion Conference of Myanmar
Korea-China Trade Seminar
(invitation is requested )
The 11th CAEXPO Trade Matching
Program (for Indonesian exhibitors)
Ministry of Commerce of Myanmar
Republic of the Union of Myanmar Federation
of Chambers of Commerce and Industry
Chungcheongbuk-do, Korea
Ministry of Trade of Indonesia
China Building Materials Circulation
30
Sep
15:00-
t.17
17:00
Meeting
Room 111,
NICEC
80
2014 Procurement Conference on
Association
Vietnamese Decoration & Building
Consulate General of Viet Nam in Nanning
Materials 2014
Vietnam Construction Material Association
Cambodia Construction Material Association
18
31
32
Sep
15:00-
t.17
17:00
Sep
9:00-
t.18
12:00
MOFCOM Department of Outward
Chinese
Hibiscus
300
Hall, NICEC
Meeting
300
Room 101,
—50
NICEC
0
Sep
9:30-
Meeting
t.18
12:00
Room 102,
34
35
9：00-
150
t.18
12：00
Sep
9:00-
t.18
11:30
100
NICEC
Meeting
Room 106,
NICEC
Asia-Pacific Top Excellence Brand
Entrepreneurs Forum
Recognition Council
Investment Forum (close-door
meeting)
Meeting
Room 105,
China-ASEAN Outstanding
The 2nd Pan-Beibu Gulf Equity
NICEC
Sep
Investment and Economic Cooperation
Nanning Municipal Government
MCEC
33
Investment & Fund-raising Seminar
150
Guangxi Development and Reform
Commission
The 1st Internet Information Security
Guangxi Internet Information Security
Seminar
Research Institute
Thailand Investment Opportunities
Seminar
Thailand Board of Investment
19
36
37
38
Sep
10:00-
t.18
12:00
Sep
15:00-
t.18
18:00
Sep
13:00-
t.18
17:00
Meeting
Room 107,
80
NICEC
300
Hall, NICEC
Meeting
Room 103,
NICEC
Malaysia External Trade Development
Conference
Corporation (MATRADE)
Launching Ceremony of the
Chinese
Hibiscus
E-Commerce Platform Promotion
China-Korea Private Trade &
Exchange Centre(invitation is
requested )
Korea invention Enterprise General
Federation
Korea-Guangxi Investment Co., Ltd.
150-
ASEAN Integration Investment
ASEAN-China Chamber of Commerce and
200
Strategy Forum
Industry
Zhaoqing Municipal Government, Guangdong
39
Sep
13:00-
t.18
16:30
Meeting
Room 110,
NICEC
60-8
0
Chinese Pearl River Delta
Province
-ASEAN-Southwest China Economic
Department of Commerce of Guangdong
& Trade Cooperation Networking
Guangdong Industry and Commerce
Association
40
20
TB
10:00-
C
12:00
TBC
80-1
00
Orientation on Micoe Air Energy
Beijing Micoe Solar Energy Co., Ltd
Other
A
41
Sep
15:30-
t.16
16:00
CAEXPO Agricultural Exhibition
Hall ,Guang
xi
150
Exhibition
Inaugural Ceremony and The 4th
China-ASEAN Quality Fruits
Promotion Opening Ceremony
Center
Ministry of Agriculture of China
Department of Agriculture of Guangxi
Septembe
r.16
42
Sep
14:30-
t.
18:00
16-
Septembe
17
r.17
9:00-
People’s Government of Guangxi Zhuang
Nanning
People’s
Hall
Plenary of China-ASEAN
1500
E-Commerce Forum 2014 (invitation
is requested)
Autonomous Region
China Electronic Commerce Association
E-Commerce Committee of China
Association of Trade in Services
12:00
21
Nanning
Autonomous Region
Best
43
Sep
19:10-
Western
60－
t.16
21:00
Premium
80
China-ASEAN E-commerce
Forum (invitation is requested)
Red Forest
14:00-
t.17
18:00
China E-Commerce Industrial Alliance
China Electronic Commerce
Arts Center
Sep
(CECA)
(CECIA)
Hotel
44
China Electronic Commerce Association
Of China
200
Alibaba Nanning Industrial Belt
ASEAN
—23
E-commerce Forum (close-door
Cultural
0
meeting)
Square
China E-Commerce Industrial Alliance
(CECIA)
Autonomous Region
9:0045
Sep
11:00
t.12
15:0017:00
22
ICC, Liyuan
Resort
100
China-ASEAN Police Cooperation
Forum (invitation is requested)
Police Association of China
New York
Hall,
46
Sep
10:30-
Nanning
t.15
11:30
Wharton
100
Press
Conference
on
Taiwan
Premium Products Exhibition
Taiwan Trade Center
Internation
al Hotel
Beijing
Hall, 3F,
47
Sep
9:30-
Nanning
t.15
11:30
Wharton
Business Networking with Singapore
165
Leading Enterprises & Specialized
Talents (invitation is requested)
Internation
People’s Government of Guangxi
Ministry of Trade and Industry of Singapore
al Hotel
48
Sep
9:00－
Taoyuan
t.16
11:30
Hotel
Sep
14:00-
Wharton
t.16
17:30
Internation
Seminar on China-ASEAN Beidou
80
Nanning
49
al Hotel
Department of International Cooperation of
Technology Transfer (invitation is
the Ministry of Science and Technology of
requested)
China
China-ASEAN Forum on Technology
400
Transfer and Innovation (invitation is
Ministry of Science and Technology of China
requested)
23
Banquet
The 11th CAEXPO Promotion
Hall
50
Sep
t.16
14:00
Nanning
Wharton
100
Internation
Conference on Charming Guangxi
(for Taiwan businesses, invitation is
Guangxi Taiwan Affairs Office
requested)
al Hotel
51
Sep
14:00-
t.16
18:00
Nannning
Yongjiang
Hotel
Opening Session of the
150-
China-ASEAN Forum on Power
200
Cooperation and Development 2014
(invitation is requested)
China Electricity Council
China Electric Power Promotion Council
Multifuncti
onal Hall,
52
Sep
15:00-
6F,
t.16
16:00
Nanning
Phoenix
Hotel
24
Promotion Conference on
120
Investment Cooperation of Ningxia
People’s Government of Ningxia Hui
Hui Autonomous Region, the City of
Autonomous Region
Charm of China the 11th CAEXPO
Big
Meeting
53
Sep
14：30-
t.16
18：00
Room, 6F,
Nanning
Jinzhuan
Promotion Conference on China
30-5
0
(Wuhan)-ASEAN (Thailand,
People’s Government of Hubei Province
Cambodia, Vietnam and Lao PDR)
Wuhan New Port Administration Committee
Testing Routes
Internation
al hotel
Multifuncti
onal Hall,
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Sep
15:00-
t.16
16:30
12F,
Nanning
65
Dihao
Roadshow of Logistics Projects of
Guizhou Province of China
People’s Government of Guizhou Province
Internation
al hotel
China-ASE
55
Sep
14:00-
t.16
16:00
AN Plaza,
150
Nanning
—
South
200
Press Conference on Tea Leaves of
Shaanxi Province of China
People’s Government of Shaanxi Province
China City
25
56
57
Sep
t.17
Nannning
All day
Yongjiang
Hotel
Sep
9:00-
t.17
12:00
150200
Nannning
Taoyuan
300
Hotel
China-ASEAN Forum on Power
Cooperation and Development 2014
China Electric Power Promotion Council
(invitation is requested)
China-ASEAN Technology Matching
Seminar
Ministry of Science and Technology of China
Autonomous Region
Nanning
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Sep
8:30-
Wharton
t.17
18:00
Internation
th
200
al Hotel
The 6 China-ASEAN Summit Forum
Chinese Monetary Society
on Financial Cooperation &
China Banking Association
Development (invitation is requested)
China Securities Association
China Insurance Association
Bank of China
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60
26
Sep
9:00-
Mingyuan
60-8
t.17
12:00
Xindu Hotel
0
Sep
10:00-
t.17
11:30
Nanning
Marriot
Hotel
1000
Maritime Silk Road International
Finery Cooperation Forum (invitation
is requested)
China Aquatic Products Processing and
Marketing Alliance
The 11th CAEXPO Project Signing
Ceremony (invitation is requested)
Autonomous Region
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Sep
8:40-
Nanning
180-
t.17
13:30
Hotel
220
Grand
Sep
16:00-
Hall, 1F,
t.17
17:00
Nanning
260
Zone
Wharton
t.18
day
Internation
al Hotel
State Administration of Industry and
Commerce of China
Autonomous Region
People’s Government of Fangchenggang City
Administration Committee of Guangxi
Dongxing National Development and
Opening-up Pilot Zone
The 1st Guangxi-Hong Kong
Nanning
Whole
on Guangxi Dongxing National
Development and Opening-up Pilot
Hotel
Sep
requested)
Cooperation: Promotion Conference
Marriot
63
Commerce Forum 2014 (invitation is
Cross-border Economic
Banquet
62
China-ASEAN Industrial and
350
Cooperation Forum & Guangxi
Investment Cooperation Projects
Autonomous Region
Roadshow (invitation is requested)
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Banquet
Hall,
64
Sep
9:00-
Nanning
t.18
12:00
Wharton
th
300
Internation
The 4 China-ASEAN Logistics
Autonomous Region
Cooperation Forum (invitation is
China Federation of Logistics & Purchasing
requested)
Greater Mekong Subregion Forwarding Agent
Association
al Hotel
Tokyo Hall,
3F,
65
Oct.
13:30-
Nanning
27
17:30
Wharton
Internation
al Hotel
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The 4th China-ASEAN Forum on
300
Stomatology Exchanges &
Cooperation (invitation is requested)
National Health and Family Planning
Commission of China
Autonomous Region
Kind Reminders:Resort, the venue of CABIS Opening
Ceremony upon conclusion of the CAEXPO Opening
Ceremony should arrive at the parking lot outside Gate 5 of
NICEC for boarding the shuttle buses arranged for the press.
■ Most of the event programs are open to the press,
while some are open to journalists with invitations only due to
the limitation of space. We are sorry for the inconvenience
thus incurred.
■ Press Sections are available in the venues of major
events. Due to limited space, restricted areas are open to
limited number of cameramen and photographers only.
Journalists should bear special badges/stickers before
entering the restricted areas, and follow the instructions of the
on-site staff. Others without badges/stickers please remain
seated in the Press Section. Texts and pictures on major
events such as the CAEXPO opening ceremony and VIPs'
inspection tour to the CAEXPO exhibitions will be provided
within half hour after the events while those of other programs
will be available within 2 hours. Relevant video films will be
offered on the day.
■ Please enter the venues via the designated channels
and leave the venues in order upon the conclusion of
interviews or program shooting.
■ Please maintain order during interviews. Please turn
off your mobile phone or switch it to silent mode.
■ Participants of certain events are subject to security
checks, which will be completed 30 minutes prior to the
events.
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II. Press Center
（I） Venue & Open Hours
1. Press Center
Venue: Conference Floor, Nanning International
Convention & Exhibition Center （ 106, Minzu Avenue,
Nanning）
Note: You may enter the Press Center via the entrance to
the Conference Floor （0F） of the NICEC, or by taking the
escalator at 1F to 0F, the Press Center is at the right side of
the escalator. Please refer to the attached Layout of the
CAEXPO Service Sections （Conference Floor & Square） for
details.
Tel：+86-771-2092307/2092370
Open Hours： 08:00-18:00, September 16-19，2014
2. Press Office ： Meeting Room, 5F, Yongzhou Hotel,
No.18 Minzhu Road, Nanning
Tel：+86-771-2101129
Open Hours： 08:00-23:00, September 15-20，2014
（II） Supporting Services for the Press
1. General Service Section, Office Section and
Interviewing Areas are arranged in the Press Center.
Computers with broad bands and Internet access are
available for the use of up to 40 correspondents. （ Please
refer to the attached Layout of the Press Center for details.）
2. The Press Center and the Press Office in the hotel are
equipped with office desks, telephones, computers, fax
machines, copy machines and printers. Except for
long-distance calls, other services are provided free of charge.
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3. Interviews with VIPs will be arranged at the NICEC
Press Center . Relevant schedule will be sent to your mobile
phones as text messages.
4. You may download from the Online Press Center at
http://www.caexpo.org, the CAEXPO official website, the
background materials that will include texts, photos and video
records of major events of the day and interviews with VIPs.
Or you may copy those materials from computers of the Press
Center.
5. Paid language service is available at the Language
Service Center at 2F, NICEC.
6. Satellite Transmission Services
Person to contact: Ms. Jiang Jin （Guangxi TV Station）
Mobile: +86-13507711721
（III） Press Pass
The Press Pass is issued by the CAEXPO & CABIS
Commanding Center and should be wore and well kept during
the events.
The Press Center is valid for the owner only. No
transferring of the Pass is allowed.
Special badges/stickers: special badges/sticker and the
Press Pass are both requested for certain major events, and
for entering restricted areas and VIP interview areas.
（IV） Notes
Smoking is prohibited in the Press Center and the Press
Office in your hotel.
Valid Press Pass is requested for entering the Press
Center and the Press Office in your hotel.
Please pay attention to the bulletins at the Press Center
and your hotel.
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III. Hotel Accommodation & Local Transportation
Yongzhou Hotel is the designated hotel for the press
during the 11th CAEXPO, which will provide office section,
medical service, free meals （ Halal food restaurant is
available in the hotel）and free local transportation （including
vehicles for news coverage）, etc. Detailed services are listed
as follows:
（I） Hotel Accommodation
Nanning Yongzhou Hotel
Nanning）
（ No. 18 Minzhu Road,
Tel Exchange: +86-771-2101088
Please dial 0+phone number for exterior line.
For room-to-room calls, please dial 9 for forwarding.
Service Teams at the Hotel
Division
Room NO.
Tel:
Hotel Arrangement & Service Team
Rm 307,Building B
86-771-2101088 EX 307
Service Team for Foreign Media
(Language Service)
Rm 310,Building B
86-771-2101088 EX 310
Service Team for Chinese Domestic Media
Rm 315,Building B
86-771-2101088 EX 315
Vehicle Arrangement Team
Rm 309,Building B
86-771-2101088EX 309
Airport Pickup & Ticket Service
Rm 311,Building B
86-771-2101088 EX 311
Service Team for Medical
Rm 319,Building B
86-771-2101088 EX 319
Catering Service
Meal （Sept.14-20，2014）
Breakfast： 07:00-09:00
Lunch： 11:30-14:00
Dinner： 17:30-20:00
Venues: Huarong Hall, 4F, Yongzhou Hotel
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Halal food: Huagui Room & Huayue Room, 4F,
Yongzhou Hotel
Note: Both your event pass and valid meal voucher are
requested for buffet.
Venue: Banquet Hall, 4F, Yongzhou Hotel, Nanning
（II） Local Transportation （Please refer to the attached map
for details）
Fixed-time vehicles for news coverage are available
during the events.
1. Boarding Spots
Departure: Front Gate of the Yongzhou Hotel
Return: * Gate 5 of Nanning International Convention &
Exhibition Center
* Gate 1 of Liyuan Resort
2. Bus Schedule
Please refer to the bulletin boards at the Press Center
and hotel lobby for detailed bus schedule.
Note: Journalists attending the opening ceremony of the
10th CAEXPO and 10th CABIS shall board the bus at the front
gate of the Yongzhou Hotel at 6:50 on September 3.
3. Taxi
（I）Taxi Calls: +86-771-1601111 /3109999
（II）Price: 1. RMB 9 (11:00pm-06:00am, RMB 11) for the
first 2 kilometers; 2. For the distance over 2 km, the charge is
RMB 9 or RMB 11 Plus RMB 2 for each extra kilometer.
Nanning International Airport is about 35km away from
downtown Nanning, and the taxi rate is about RMB100 (or
USD12.20). It is about 10km from downtown Nanning to the
NICEC and Liyuan Resort respectively, and the taxi rate is
around RMB25 (or USD4).
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IV. Useful Telephone Numbers
1. The city code of Nanning is +86-771. Chinese domestic
and international long-distance call services are available in
hotel rooms. Please pay deposits at the hotel reception
counter.
2. Pre-paid SIM cards for mobile phones （ GSM and
CDMA ） are both sold at hotel business centers and the
Customer Service Center （ 1F, Nanning International
Convention & Exhibition Center）.
CAEXPO Customer Service Hotline
News Hotline
Emergency Call
Telephone Directory Assistance
First Aid Center (ER Center)
Weather Forecast
Postal Service
Consumer Complaint
Price Complaint
Travel Service Complaint
Bus Information
Flight Information
Train Information
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+86-771-12343
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110
114
120
12121
11185
12313
12358
5516551/5529315
12319
2095123/2095160
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V. Layout of the CAEXPO Press Center
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VI. Layout of the CAEXPO Exhibition Halls
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VII. Traffic Map of the Nanning International
Convention and Exhibition Center
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VII.China-ASEAN Free Trade Area (CAFTA)
The China-ASEAN Free Trade Area (CAFTA) is the first
FTA established between China and foreign countries. The
Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic
Cooperation between China and ASEAN inked in November
2002 inaugurated the construction of the CAFTA.
In November, 2004, both sides concluded the CAFTA
Agreement on Trade in Goods and Agreement on Dispute
Settlement Mechanism, which came into effect in July, 2005,
reducing tariff rates upon commodities subject to 7,000 tariff
lines. Since January 1, 2010, China has implemented zero
tariffs upon over 90% of ASEAN commodities, with the
average tariff rate down from 9.8% to 0.1%, and the 6 original
ASEAN countries, i.e. Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia,
Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand, adopted
similar preferential policies for China, cutting down their
average tariff rate from 12.8% to 0.6%. For the 4 newer
ASEAN member states, i.e. Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar
and Viet Nam, this goal will be realized in 2015.
With the CAFTA Agreement on Trade in Services
concluded and came into effect in 2007, both sides have
committed to open up over 60 service sectors to each other,
which is more favorable than the commitments made among
WTO members.
The CAFTA Investment Agreement was signed in August
2009, enabling investors from China and ASEAN to enjoy
national treatment, most favored national treatment and fair
and equitable treatment to each other. It creates a free,
facilitated and transparent investment environment, marking
that the CAFTA-related negotiations have been completed.
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The CAFTA has been due established on January 1,
2010. It boasts a population of 1.9 billion people, a total GDP
of USD 6 trillion and a total trade volume of USD 4.5 trillion,
making it the largest FAT among the developing countries.
The Second Protocol to Amend the Framework
Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Cooperation
between ASEAN and China came into effect on January 1,
2011.
The Protocol to Implement the Second Package of
Specific Commitments under the Agreement on Trade in
Services came into effect on January 1, 2012.
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IX. About the China-ASEAN Expo
Extraordinary Platform for China-ASEAN Cooperation
and Exchanges
H.E. Wen Jiabao, Premier of the State Council of China
proposed at the 7th ASEAN-China Summit held in October
2003 that the China-ASEAN Expo (CAEXPO) be held
annually in Nanning, Guangxi, China from the year 2004
onwards. The proposal gained positive feedback from the
heads of state/government of the 10 ASEAN countries, and
was written into the Chairman's Statement released
afterwards.
CAEXPO Co-sponsors:
Ministry of Commerce of China
Ministries/Department of Commerce/Trade & Industry of
the 10 ASEAN Member States
ASEAN Secretariat
Objectives:
Advancing the China-ASEAN FTA construction for shared
opportunities of cooperation and development
Defining Features:
A prominent
platform
that
integrates
friendly
communication, economic & trade cooperation and
people-to-people exchanges and aims to deepen dialogue
and reciprocal cooperation
The CAEXPO has been successfully concluded for 9
consecutive years, concurrently with the China-ASEAN
Business & Investment Summit (CABIS).
It has built an important platform for friendly exchanges,
trade and economic promotion and all-dimensional
cooperation between China and ASEAN.
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It has now grown into an influential international grand
event in the China-ASEAN FTA.
It sets a good example for China, ASEAN and the other
developing countries in their efforts to achieve common
development.
-- A platform for China-ASEAN friendly exchanges,
driving forward cooperation in trade, commerce and other
sectors with its profound influence in political and
diplomatic areas
46 heads of state/government of China and the 10
ASEAN member states have personally visited at the previous
CAEXPOs, along with over 1760 ministerial-level dignitaries of
both sides.
During each CAEXPO, meetings between state leaders,
ministers and local officials are arranged, effectively enhanced
the political mutual trust and the pragmatic commercial
cooperation between China and ASEAN, and also promoted
the friendly exchanges in the fields of culture and education,
etc.
The healthy political relations and improved cooperation
mechanisms at different levels in different fields have provided
reliable political and institutional guarantees for bilateral
economic and trade cooperation, in which the CAEXPO plays
an important role.
-- A platform for trade promotion, to enhance bilateral
political mutual trust and friendly exchanges by rich
economic & trade outcomes
The exhibition contents of the CAEXPO center on the
CAFTA construction progress and the different economic
development levels, resource endowments, industrial mixes,
features of industrial sectors of China and the 10 ASEAN
countries.
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It pools information of businesses, commodities, projects
and capitals of both sides.
It translates the CAFTA investment and trade facilitation
policies from government paperwork into tangible benefits for
business circles.
It becomes an accelerator of the CAFTA construction.
Facts of the previous 9 CAEXPOs
Number of exhibitors and trade visitors: 368,000
Total trade volume: US$13.568 billion
Contractual investment volume of international projects:
US$57.376 billion
Contractual investment volume of Chinese domestic
cooperation projects: RMB556.114 billion
The CAEXPO has effectively promoted the business
matching among the enterprises, industrial sectors and
chambers of commerce/trade associations of both sides,
facilitating the regular bilateral trade and investment, and
advancing the bilateral economic and trade cooperation.
In 2004 when the 1st CAEXPO was held, the bilateral
trade volume fulfilled the goal of US$100 billion one year
ahead of schedule. In 2007, the goal of US$200 billion was
realized 3 years ahead of schedule. In 2013, the bilateral
trade volume stood at US$443.6 billion, hitting a record new
high. By the end of 2013, the accumulative volume of two-way
investment reached US$110 billion.
The CAEXPO has effectively promoted the trade in goods,
investment cooperation, trade in services, city-to-city
exchanges,
industrial
connection
and
sub-regional
cooperation of the two sides.
The CAEXPO has well demonstrated the win-win results
produced by the CAFTA construction, upgrading the
China-ASEAN strategic partnership to a new high.
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-- A platform for multi-sectoral cooperation, providing
institutional guarantees for China and ASEAN to
cooperate in economy, trade and other fields, and to have
people-to-people exchanges
With the fast growing China-ASEAN economic and trade
cooperation, both sides have raised new expectations and
demands on the supporting services including customs,
inspection and quarantine, finance, ports and logistics, etc.
The two sides also hope to encourage closer
people-to-people exchanges in fields of culture, education and
sports, etc. via enhanced economic and trade cooperation.
To this end, over 260 high-end forums and relevant
programs were held concurrently with the previous 9
CAEXPOs, gathering government officials, entrepreneurs,
experts and scholars for dialogues and exchange programs.
These programs studied and provided feasible solutions
for relevant issues in different fields, which have formed a
series of cooperation mechanisms, thus providing institutional
guarantees for the people-to-people exchanges and
cooperation in trade and other fields.
During each CAEXPO, splendid cultural and sports
programs including Nanning International Arts Festival of Folk
Songs are also held to fuel China-ASEAN friendly exchanges.
-- A bridge for China and ASEAN as a whole to
cooperate with other economies in the world, enhancing
the influence of China-ASEAN region in the international
area
The CAEXPO is not only a platform for China-ASEAN
cooperation, but also a grand trade event open to the whole
world. Leaders of the international organizations like the World
Bank, the UN Conference on Trade and Development and the
UN Industrial Development Organization were attracted to the
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previous CAEXPOs. Sourcing companies from countries and
regions outside the China-ASEAN region were invited to each
CAEXPO. Asia-Europe Meeting Roundtable Meeting on
Investment Cooperation and other cross-continental
promotion programs are arranged during the CAEXPO. The
CAEXPO has promoted the exchanges and cooperation of
China and ASEAN with other economies, and enhanced the
influence of China and ASEAN as a whole in the world,
providing a springboard to the huge world market and
abundant business opportunities beyond the China-ASEAN
region.
Full Support of Chinese and ASEAN State Leaders
H.E. Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the
Communist Party of China (CPC) and President of China (the then
Standing Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee
and Vice President of China): The CAEXPO and the CABIS are not only
grand platforms for the effective cooperation in trade, economy and other
fields, but also good accelerators for the CAFTA construction. They have
brought actual benefits for the businesses and people of both sides, and
will beyond doubt play more and more important roles in the bilateral
cooperation. (September 21, 2012)
H.E. Li Keqiang, Premier of the State Council of China (the then Vice
Premier of the State Council of China): The CAEXPO and the CABIS,
which have been held for 6 straight years, attract the repeated visits of
ASEAN state leaders and business elites of countries concerned, reaping
fruitful outcomes and gaining positive comments from all sides. (October
20, 2009)
H.E. Wang Qishan, Standing Member of the Political Bureau of the
CPC Central Committee and Secretary of the CPC Central
Commission for Discipline Inspection (the then Vice Premier of the
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State Council of China): The CAEXPO and the CABIS are important
showcases of the tremendous achievements gained by China via reform
and opening up in the previous 30 years. And as important platforms for
China and ASEAN to develop their strategic partnership and to promote
reciprocal cooperation for win-win results, the CAEXPO and the CABIS
comply with China's diplomatic strategies and have effectively promoted
the CAFTA construction. (October 21, 2008)
H.E. Hu Jintao, President of China: As an international exposition, the
CAEXPO has become an important platform for economic and trade
cooperation between China and ASEAN. Chinese government will
continue to grant full support to Guangxi to well organize the event. The
CAEXPO should be organized as a long-term program with distinctive
features and sound economic results. (March 9, 2007)
H.E. Wen Jiabao, Premier of the State Council of China: We have
co-built such business and trade platforms as the CAEXPO and the
CABIS, and established the China-ASEAN Cooperation Fund,
China-ASEAN Public Health Cooperation Fund as well as China-ASEAN
Investment Cooperation Fund. China has provided training programs on
capacity building for tens of thousands of people from the ASEAN
countries. All these show that China-ASEAN economic cooperation has
never been more dynamic and more fruitful. (October 21, 2011)
H.E. Jia Qinglin, Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese
People's Political Consultative Conference: The CAEXPO and the
CABIS have become effective platforms for the dialogues, exchanges
and cooperation between China and the ASEAN countries. (October 19,
2010)
H.E. Zeng Qinghong, Vice President of China: The CAEXPO shall be
an event held on regular basis with new features and sound outcomes.
(October 18, 2005)
H.E. Madam Wu Yi, Vice Premier of the State Council of China: The
CAEXPO shall be better organized and achieve more fruits year on year.
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(November 2, 2004)
H.E. Zeng Peiyan, Vice Premier of the State Council of China: The
successful CAEXPO has built up a vital platform to accelerate the CAFTA
construction and to further enrich the China-ASEAN strategic partnership.
(October 27, 2007)
His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mu'izzaddin Waddaulah,
the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam: The CAEXPO
is well organized and very successful. (October 31, 2006)
H.E. Samdech Hun Sen, Prime Minister of Cambodia: The CAEXPO
has played a positive role in advancing cooperation and exchanges
between China and ASEAN, and made new contribution to cementing the
time-honored friendship between China and Cambodia. (October 20,
2011)
H.E. Dr. H. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, President of Indonesia: I'm
delighted to see Indonesian entrepreneurs and commodities at the
CAEXPO, through which I hope Indonesian industrial and commercial
communities could strengthen their trade and economic ties with China.
(October 31, 2006)
H.E. Thongsing THAMMAVONG, Prime Minister of the Lao PDR: The
CAEXPO has played a positive role in facilitating the friendly cooperation
between China and ASEAN countries including Laos. (September 21,
2012)
Right Honourable Dato' Sri Mohd Najib Tun Abdul Razak, Prime
Minister of Malaysia: The CAEXPO has been growing stronger year by
year, attracting businesses from China, ASEAN and other countries and
regions in the world, boosting regional cooperation and global integration.
(October 21, 2011)
H.E. U. Thein Sein, President of Myanmar: The CAEXPO has played
an important role in advancing the China-ASEAN friendly relations and
bilateral cooperation in trade, economy and various fields. (September 21,
2012)
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H.E. Prospero Nograles, Speaker of the House of Representatives of
the Philippines: The Philippines will provide full support to the CAEXPO
and is willing to jointly build the event as a platform to enhance
cooperation for common development. (October 22, 2008)
H.E. Lee Hsien Loong, Prime Minister of Singapore: The CAEXPO
shapes a sound platform for Singapore-based enterprises to access the
market of Guangxi and China as a whole, to which, Singapore offers full
support. (October 31, 2006)
H.E. Kittiratt Na-Ranong, Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand: The
CAEXPO has provided a prominent platform for China and ASEAN
member states to develop trade and economic cooperation. (September
21, 2012)
H.E. Nguyen Tan Dung, Prime Minister of Vietnam: The CAEXPO has
expanded its scale and produced richer outcomes year by year, and
greatly boosted the exchanges and cooperation among China, Vietnam
and other ASEAN countries. (September 21, 2012)
State Leaders and VIPs at the CAEXPO
The 1st CAEXPO (2004)
Chinese Leaders: H.E. Madam Wu Yi, Vice Premier of the
State Council of China, H.E. Li Zhaozhuo, Vice Chairman of
the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political
Consultative Conference (CPPCC), H.E. Huang Mengfu, Vice
Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's
Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC)
ASEAN Leaders: H.E. Samdech Hun Sen, Prime Minister
of Cambodia, H.E. Bounnhang VORACHIT, Prime Minister of
Lao PDR, H.E. Lt-Gen Soe Win, Prime Minister of Myanmar,
H.E. Pinij Charusombat, Vice Prime Minister of Thailand, H.E.
Pham Gia Khiem, Vice Prime Minister of Viet Nam, H.E.
CHAM Prasidh, Senior Minister and Minister of Commerce of
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Cambodia
Leader of International Organization: H.E. Ong Keng
Yong, Secretary General of the ASEAN
The 2nd CAEXPO (2005)
Chinese Leader: H.E. Zeng Qinghong, Vice President of
China
of Cambodia, H.E. Lt-Gen Soe Win, Prime Minister of
Myanmar, H.E. Choummaly SAYGNASONE, Vice President of
Lao PDR, H.E. Dr. Somkid Jatusripitak, First Vice Prime
Minister of Thailand, H.E. Nguyen Tan Dung, First Vice Prime
Minister of Viet Nam, H.E. CHAM Prasidh, Senior Minister and
Minister of Commerce of Cambodia
The 3rd CAEXPO (2006)
Chinese Leaders: H.E. Wen Jiabao, Premier of the State
Council of China, H.E. Madam Gu Xiulian, Vice Chairman of
the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress
(NPC) of China, H.E. Li Zhaozhuo, Vice Chairman of the
National Committee of the Chinese People's Political
Consultative Conference (CPPCC)
ASEAN Leaders: H.E. Madam Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo,
President of the Philippines (Rotating Presidency of ASEAN in
2006), His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mu'izzaddin
Waddaulah, the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei, H.E.
Samdech Hun Sen, Prime Minister of Cambodia, H.E. Dr. H.
Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, President of Indonesia, H.E.
Bouasone BOUPHAVANH, Prime Minister of Lao PDR, H.E.
Yang Amat Berhormat Dato' Seri Abdullah bin Haji Ahmad
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Badawi, Prime Minister of Malaysia, H.E. Lt-Gen Soe Win,
Prime Minister of Myanmar, H.E. Lee Hsien Loong, Prime
Minister of Singapore, H.E. Surayud Chulanont, Prime
Minister of Thailand, H.E. Nguyen Tan Dung, Prime Minister of
Viet Nam, H.E. Hor Namhong, Vice Prime Minister of
Cambodia, Dr. Thongloun SISOULITH, Deputy Prime Minister
of Lao PDR, H.E. CHAM Prasidh, Senior Minister and Minister
of Commerce of Cambodia
The 4th CAEXPO (2007)
Chinese Leader: H.E. Zeng Peiyan, Vice Premier of the
State Council of China
ASEAN Leaders: His Royal Highness Al-Muhtadee Billah,
Crown Prince of Brunei, H.E. Samdech Hun Sen, Prime
Minister of Cambodia, H.E. Bouasone BOUPHAVANH, Prime
Minister of Lao PDR, H.E. Nguyen Tan Dung, Prime Minister
of Viet Nam, H.E. CHAM Prasidh, Senior Minister and Minister
Leaders of International Organizations: H.E. Ong Keng
Yong, Secretary General of the ASEAN, Madam Joy
Phumaphi, Vice President of the World Bank
Chinese Leaders: H.E. Wang Qishan, Standing Member
of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and
Secretary of the CPC Central Commission for Discipline
Inspection (the then Vice Premier of the State Council of
China), H.E. Madam Gu Xiulian, Vice Chairman of the
Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC)
of China, H.E. Li Zhaozhuo, Vice Chairman of the National
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Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative
Conference (CPPCC)
of Cambodia, H.E. Hor Namhong, Vice Prime Minister of
Cambodia, H.E. Lt-Gen Thein Sein, Prime Minister of
Myanmar, H.E. Bounnhang VORACHIT, Vice President of Lao
PDR, H.E. Prospero Nograles, Speaker of the House of
Representatives of the Philippines, H.E. Hoang Trung Hai,
Vice Prime Minister of Viet Nam, Her Royal Highness Hajah
Masna, Princess of Brunei, H.E. CHAM Prasidh, Senior
Minister and Minister of Commerce of Cambodia
Leaders of International Organizations: H.E. Surin
Pitsuwan, Secretary General of the ASEAN, H.E. Dr.
Supachai Panitchpakdi, Secretary-General of United Nations
Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
Chinese Leader: H.E. Li Keqiang, Premier of the State
Council of China (the then Vice Premier of the State Council of
China)
ASEAN Leaders: H.E. Bouasone BOUPHAVANH, Prime
Minister of Lao PDR, H.E. Prospero C. Nograles, Speaker of
House of Representatives of the Philippines, H.E. Thiha Thura
Tin Aung Myint Oo, Secretary-1 of the State Peace &
Development Council of Myanmar and H.E. Nguyen Sinh
Hung, First Vice Prime Minister of Viet Nam, H.E. CHAM
Prasidh, Senior Minister and Minister of Commerce of
Cambodia
Leaders of International Organizations: H.E. Surin
Pitsuwan, Secretary General of the ASEAN, H.E. Petko
Draganov, Vice Secretary General of the United Nations
Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
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Chinese Leader: H.E. Jia Qinglin, Chairman of the
National Committee of the Chinese People's Political
Consultative Conference
ASEAN Leaders: H.E. Boediono, Vice President of
Indonesia, H.E. Asang LAOLY, Vice Prime Minister of Lao
PDR, H.E. Truong Vinh Trong, Vice Prime Minister of Viet
Nam, H.E. CHAM Prasidh, Senior Minister and Minister of
Commerce of Cambodia
Leaders of International Organizations: Madam Sui Hui,
Managing Director of the United Nations Industrial
Development Organization
Chinese Leader: H.E. Wen Jiabao, Premier of the State
Council of China
ASEAN Leaders: Right Honourable Dato' Sri Mohd Najib
Tun Abdul Razak, Prime Minister of Malaysia, H.E. Samdech
Hun Sun, Prime Minister of Cambodia, H.E. Thiha Thura U Tin
Aung Myint Oo, Vice President of Myanmar, H.E. Somsavat
LENGSAVAD, Deputy Prime Minister of Lao PDR, H.E.
Kittiratt Na-Ranong, Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand, H.E.
Nguyen Xuan Phuc, Vice Prime Minister of Viet Nam ， H.E.
Cambodia
Leaders of International Organizations:
H.E. Surin
Pitsuwan, Secretary General of the ASEAN
Chinese Leader: H.E. Xi Jinping, General Secretary of
the CPC Central Committee and President of China (the then
Standing Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central
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Committee and Vice President of China), H.E.Wan Gang, Vice
Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's
Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC)
ASEAN Leaders: H.E. U. Thein Sein, President of
Myanmar, H.E. Thongsing THAMMAVONG, Prime Minister of
the Lao PDR, H.E. Nguyen Tan Dung, Prime Minister of
Vietnam, Honorable Tan Sri Dato ’ Haji Muhyiddin bin Haji
Mohd Yassin, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia, H.E. Kittiratt
Na-Ranong, Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand and H.E.
Cambodia
Leaders of International Organizations: H.E. Dr. Supachai
Panitchpakdi, Secretary General of the United Nations
Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and H.E.
Lim Hong Hin, Deputy Secretary General of the ASEAN
Chinese Leader: H.E. Li Keqiang, Premier of the State
Council of China, H.E. Yang Jing, State Councilor and
Secretary General of the State Council of China and H.E. Wan
Gang, Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the
Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference(CPPCC)
ASEAN Leaders: H.E. U. Thein Sein, President of
Myanmar, H.E. Samdech Hun Sen, Prime Minister of
Cambodia, H.E. Thongsing THAMMAVONG, Prime Minister of
the Lao PDR, H.E. Yingluck Shinawatra, Minister of Thailand,
H.E. Nguyen Tan Dung, Prime Minister of Vietnam, H.E. Teo
Chee Hean, Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore, H.E. S.
Tovichakchaikul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of
Foreign Affairs of Thailand, H.E. N. Boonsongpaisan, Deputy
Prime Minister and Minister of Commerce of Thailand, H.E.
Soukanh MAHALATH, Secretariat of Party Central Committee
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of Lao PDR, H.E. CHAM Prasidh, Senior Minister and Minister
Leaders of International Organizations: H.E. Le Luong
Minh, Secretary General of ASEAN
Economic & Trade Outcomes of the Previous 10
CAEXPOs
The previous 10 CAEXPOs witnessed the active
participation of enterprises at home and abroad. The number
of exhibiting enterprises and that of trade visitors both
maintained steady increase, and the volume of trade and that
of investment cooperation projects contracted have gained
year-on-year growth. ASEAN enterprises and businesses are
showing higher enthusiasm for this event. By staging a more
and more professional exposition and providing more
business-friendly services for participants, the previous
CAEXPOs have yielded sound economic and trading
outcomes.
An Extraordinary Trade Fair
Standing out from the other trade fairs, the CAEXPO
bears the missions of consolidating the friendly relationships
between China and ASEAN, accelerating the CAFTA
construction and promoting the cooperation between both
sides in various fields.
It is a government-sponsored event that wins supports of
all parties concerned and attracts the active participation of
enterprises of both sides.
It drives forward cooperation in trade, economy and other
fields as well as the people-to-people exchanges with its great
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political and diplomatic influence. And the rich outcomes
produced in sectors like trade, economy and people-to-people
exchanges in turn increase the bilateral political mutual trust
and friendly exchanges.
6 Defining Features:
I. Import + Export: The CAEXPO highlights China's import
and focuses on opening the market to ASEAN. It provides an
effective bridge for ASEAN products to enter the Chinese
market.
II. Investing Abroad + Investment Inviting: The CAEXPO,
keeping close pace with the CAFTA Investment Agreement,
aims to building a platform for Chinese enterprises to make
overseas investment in ASEAN.
III. Commodity Trade + Trade in Services: In accordance
with the CAFTA Agreement on Trade in Goods and the
Agreement on Trade in Services, the CAEXPO boosts the
trading of tariff-reduction commodities in the CAFTA and
cooperation in services trade.
IV. Exhibitions + Conferences: The CAEXPO incorporates
exhibitions, seminars, briefing conferences, contract signing
ceremonies, as well as high-end forums that attract wide
attendance of government officials, entrepreneurs, scholars
and experts, which wins it a reputation as a salad bowl of
exhibitions and conferences.
V. Trade Fair & Diplomatic Stage: The CAEXPO makes
the business opportunities of the CAFTA more accessible to
the enterprises, meanwhile, it carries good wishes of the
friendly cooperation between China and ASEAN.
VI. Business Programs + Cultural Exchanges: Apart from
business promotion and networking activities, diversified
cultural and sports programs are also held concurrently with
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the CAEXPO, including Nanning International Arts Festival of
Folk Songs, China-ASEAN Auto Rally Race, golf elites'
invitational, tennis games, fashion shows, food festivals, and
so on.
CAEXPO Country of Honor
A mechanism named Country of Honor was introduced at
the 4th CAEXPO in 2007. Since then, for each CAEXPO, an
ASEAN country is invited to be the CAEXPO Country of
Honor.
Generally, the sequence of the CAEXPO Country of
Honor follows the English alphabetical order of country
names.
The 4th CAEXPO Country of Honor: Brunei Darussalam
The 5th CAEXPO Country of Honor: Cambodia
The 6tth CAEXPO Country of Honor: Lao PDR
The 7th CAEXPO Country of Honor: Indonesia
The 8th CAEXPO Country of Honor: Malaysia
The 9th CAEXPO Country of Honor: Myanmar
The 10th CAEXPO Country of Honor: Philippines
The 11th CAEXPO Country of Honor: Singapore
Special Guest County
The Special Guest Country mechanism has been
launched since the 11th CAEXPO, to be more specific, the
CAEXPO Secretariat will, on behalf of the CAEXPO
Co-organizers, invite one of the RCEP AFP members
(exclusive of China) to be the Special Guest Country of the
year by taking full consideration to their wills and conditions
for participation. Facing the 10+6, open for RCEP, the
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CAEXPO strive to help China and ASEAN as a whole
strengthen their exchanges with other economies, so as to
forge more business opportunities.
The 11th CAEXPO Special Guest Country: Australia
CAEXPO Opening Ceremony
The CAEXPO Opening Ceremony is a major program that
attracts Chinese and ASEAN leaders and political dignitaries.
Grand and full of cultural charm, the ceremony ingeniously and
vividly showcases the CAEXPO's theme of “friendship, cooperation,
development, prosperity”, and its spirit of 10+1>11, which means to
be an event co-sponsored by China and the 10 ASEAN countries
but also open to the whole world.
The opening ceremony is recognized as a testimony of the
enhanced strategic partnership between China and ASEAN, for it
presents to the world their time-honored friendly relations and
deepened bilateral cooperation, and anticipates the brighter
prospects of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area.
The opening ceremony has become a CAEXPO's symbol and
brand of unique charm.
Themes of the previous opening ceremonies:
The 4th CAEXPO: Harbor/Port cooperation
The 5th CAEXPO: Information & Communications Technology
(ICT) Cooperation
The 6th CAEXPO: Customs-Trade Cooperation
The 7th CAEXPO: CAFTA & New Opportunities
The 8th CAEXPO: Cooperation on Environmental Protection
The 9th CAEXPO: Science and Technology Cooperation
The 10th CAEXPO: Harvest the Past, Sow the Future
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Water remains a consistent key element of the ceremony, for it
features the spirits of cohesion, tolerance, justice, resolve and
resilience, which are also characteristics of the CAEXPO. The
opening ceremony effectively showcases the past, present and
future cooperation between China and ASEAN, as well as the
important role performed by the CAEXPO during the course,
gaining high credits from the participating leaders, officials and
businesses.
CAEXPO Cities of Charm
To enrich China's cooperation with ASEAN and to extend
the current country-to-country cooperation to that among cities,
the Pavilion of Cities of Charm was introduced at the 2nd
CAEXPO. China and the 10 ASEAN countries respectively
select one of their major cities as their own City of Charm of
the year, to comprehensively exhibit its development and
business opportunities in trade, investment, science &
technology, culture and tourism.
Cities of Charm at the previous CAEXPOs:
The 2nd CAEXPO: Beijing(China), Bandar Seri Begawan
(Brunei), Siem Reap (Cambodia), Jakarta (Indonesia), Luang
Prabang (Lao PDR), Putrajaya (Malaysia), Mandalay
(Myanmar), Cebu (Philippines), Singapore, Chiang Mai
(Thailand) and Hanoi (Viet Nam)
The 3rd CAEXPO: Shanghai (China), Bandar Seri
Begawan (Brunei), Phnom Penh (Cambodia), Semarang
(Indonesia), Vientiane (Lao PDR), Penang (Malaysia), Bagan
(Myanmar), Bohol, Palawan, Manila & Laoag (Philippines),
Singapore, Khon Kaen (Thailand) and Ho Chi Minh City (Viet
Nam)
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The 4th CAEXPO: Tianjin (China), Bandar Seri Begawan
(Brunei), Sihanoukville (Cambodia), Palembang (Indonesia),
Savannakhet (Lao PDR), Port Kelang (Malaysia), Yangon
(Myanmar), Subic Bay (Philippines), Singapore, Chonburi
(Thailand) and Ha Long (Viet Nam)
The 5th CAEXPO: Suzhou (China), Bandar Seri
Begawan (Brunei), Phnom Penh (Cambodia), Bandung
(Indonesia), Vientiane (Lao PDR), Cyberjava (Malaysia),
Yatanabon (Myanmar), Davor (Philippines), Singapore,
Phuket (Thailand) and Hue (Viet Nam)
The 6th CAEXPO: Shenzhen (China), Bandar Seri
Begawan (Brunei), Sihanoukville (Cambodia), West
Kalimantan Province (Indonesia), Savannakhet (Lao PDR),
Kuching (Malaysia), Muse (Myanmar), IIoilo and Cagayan De
Oro (Philippines), Singapore, Samut Prakan Province
(Thailand) and Can Tho (Viet Nam)
The 7th CAEXPO: Qinzhou (China), Bandar Seri
Begawan (Brunei), Kampong Cham (Cambodia), Solo
(Indonesia), Khammouane (Lao PDR), Kulua Lumpur
(Malaysia), Mandalay (Myanmar), Zamboanga City
(Philippines), Singapore, Chiang Rai (Thailand), and Dalet
(Viet Nam)
The 8th CAEXPO: Hainan (China), Bandar Seri
Begawan (Brunei), Rattanak Kiri Province (Cambodia), West
Papua Province (Indonesia), Champasack Province (Lao
PDR), Johor (Malaysia), Nay Pyi Taw (Myanmar), Puerto
Princesa (Philippines), Singapore, Khon Kaen (Thailand), Hoi
An (Viet Nam)
The 9th CAEXPO: Guangzhou (China), Bandar Seri
Begawan (Brunei), Battambang Province (Cambodia),
Bengkulu Province (Indonesia), Khammoun Province (Lao
PDR), Kuantan (Malaysia), Yatanarpon (Myanmar), San
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Fernando, Clark Freeport Zone(Philippines), Singapore,
Chiangmai (Thailand), Nha Trang (Viet Nam)
The 10th CAEXPO: Nanning (China), Bandar Seri
Begawan (Brunei), Kampong Thom Province (Cambodia),
Yogyakarta Special Administrative Region (Indonesia),
Vientiane (Lao PDR), Ipoh (Malaysia), Kyauk Phyu (Myanmar),
Isabela (Philippines), Singapore, Trat Province (Thailand),
Binh Dinh (Viet Nam)
The 11th CAEXPO: Ningxia(China), Bandar Seri
Begawan(Brunei), Preah Sihanouk Province(Cambodia),
South Sumatera Province(Indonesia), Borkea(Lao PDR),
Langkawi(Malaysia), Yangon(Myanmar), Davao(Philippines),
Singapore, Nakhon Si Thammarat (Thailand), Binh Thuan
Province (Viet Nam)
CAEXPO Co-sponsors, Organizer and Associate
Organizers
Co-sponsors: Ministry of Commerce of the People's
Republic of China, Ministry of Industry and Primary Resources
of Brunei Darussalam, Ministry of Commerce of the Kingdom
of Cambodia, Ministry of Trade of the Republic of Indonesia,
Ministry of Industry and Commerce of the Lao People's
Democratic Republic, Ministry of International Trade and
Industry of Malaysia, Ministry of Commerce of the Republic of
the Union of Myanmar, Department of Trade and Industry of
the Republic of the Philippines, Ministry of Trade and Industry
of the Republic of Singapore, Ministry of Commerce of the
Kingdom of Thailand, Ministry of Industry and Trade of the
Socialist Republic of Viet Nam and the ASEAN Secretariat
Organizer: People's Government of Guangxi Zhuang
Autonomous Region
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Associate Organizers: Ministry of Science & Technology
of China, Ministry of Industry & Information Technology of
China, Ministry of Transport of China, General Administration
of Customs of China, China National Tourism Administration,
China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT)
and Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC)
CAEXPO Organizing Committee
On July 15, 2004, the CAEXPO Organizing Committee
was established in Beijing.
Members of the CAEXPO Organizing Committee of
the Chinese side:
Ministry of Commerce, Publicity Department of the Central
Committee of Communist Party of China (CCCPC), Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, National Development and Reform
Commission, Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of
Industry and Information Technology, Ministry of Public
Security, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Human Resources
and Social Security, Ministry of Environmental Protection,
Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of
Culture, Commission of Health and Family Planning, General
Administration of Customs, General Administration of Quality
Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, National Tourism
Administration, Food and Drug Administration, State Council
Information Office, China National Internet Information Office,
All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, China
Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT),
People's Government of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous
Region.
Each year, the Organizing Committee holds a theme
coordination meeting to map out relevant preparatory tasks for
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the CAEXPO. With effective working mechanisms, the
Organizing Committee has provided a strong support for the
sustainable development of the CAEXPO.
The coordination meeting in September 2007 has
approved 4 major CAEXPO working plans, including the plan
for CAEXPO Country of Honor and inviting state leaders of
China and other countries to the event, the plan for the
CAEXPO Theme of the Year, the plan for the CAEXPO
Organizing Committee working procedure, and the plan for
members of the Organizing Committee to combine their
annual working focuses with the concurrent forums of the
CAEXPO. All these plans have enriched the existing working
mechanism of the Organizing Committee.
The previous coordination meetings offer full support to
the major issues and long-term developing strategies of the
CAEXPO, thus promoting the substantial development of the
grand event.
CAEXPO Senior Officials
Meeting (SOM)
The CAEXPO has established certain effective and
pragmatic co-sponsoring mechanisms, and an important one
is the Senior Officials Meeting (SOM).
Participants of the SOM include senior officials from
competent departments/bureaus of the Ministry of Commerce
of China (MOFCOM), ministries of commerce/trade & industry
of the 10 ASEAN countries, the ASEAN Secretariat, the
CAEXPO Secretariat as well as the People's Government of
Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
The SOM, as a biannual program, allows the participants
to exchange views on the preparations for the CAEXPO and
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brief on the progress of their own exhibitor and trade visitor
inviting task and the working plan on CAEXPO-related
activities.
CAEXPO Secretariat
The CAEXPO Secretariat, the standing organization of
the CAEXPO, is responsible for tasks as follows:
Overall planning of the CAEXPO and organizing of major
events;
Coordinating the invitation of exhibitors and trade visitors
from around the globe, planning and arranging the CAEXPO
exhibition pavilions, taking care of on-site administration and
supporting services;
Exhibition hall and booth leasing, advertising &
sponsorship, management and commercial operation of
CAEXPO's exclusive brands;
Overall CI design of the CAEXPO and relevant promotion
campaigns.
The CAEXPO Secretariat is composed of 10 divisions,
namely, General Administrative Division, Research &
Development Division, Exhibition Promotion Division,
Exhibition Administration Division, Liaison Division,
Information & Publicity Division, Conference & Reception
Division, Marketing Division, Human Resource Division and
Financing Division.
CAEXPO Supporting Chambers of Commerce
The CAEXPO Secretariat has established long-term partnership with
major chambers of commerce/trade associations in China and the 10
ASEAN countries, and invited some of them to be the CAEXPO
Supporting Chambers of Commerce, thus pragmatically strengthening
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the cooperation with the business communities of both sides.
Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Brunei Darussalam
Brunei-China Friendship Association
Cambodia Chamber of Commerce
Garment Manufacturers Association in Cambodia
Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia
China Hong Kong & Macao Expatriate & Business Association of
Cambodia
Association of Indonesia-China Economic, Social & Cultural
Cooperation
Indonesian Chamber of Commerce & Industry - China Committee
Indonesian Chinese Entrepreneur Association
Lao National Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce
Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers
Malaysia-China Friendship Association
The Associated Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry of Malaysia
The Republic of the Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers of
Commerce & Industry
Myanmar Industries Association
Myanmar Agro Based Food Processors & Exporters Association
Myanmar Forest Products & Timber Merchants Association
Myanmar Pulses, Beans & Sesame Seeds Merchants Association
Myanmar Fisheries Federation
Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry,
INC.
Singapore Business Federation
Singapore Manufacturing Federation
Association of Small & Medium Enterprises
Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Singapore-China Business Association
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Thai-Chinese Chamber of Commerce
The Federation of Thai Industries
Thailand-China Business Council
All-Thai Traders Association
Vietnam Chamber of Commerce
China Chamber of Commerce of Import & Export of Textiles
China Chamber of Commerce for Import & Export of Light Industrial
Products & Arts-Crafts
China Chamber of Commerce of Metals, Minerals & Chemicals
Importers & Exporters
China Chamber of Commerce of Import & Export of Foodstuffs, Native
Produce & Animal By-products
China Chamber of Commerce for Import & Export of Machinery &
Electronic Products
China Chamber of Commerce for Import & Export of Medicines &
Health Products
China International Contractors Association
China Food and Packaging Machinery Industry Association
Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society
The Chinese General Chamber of Commerce
Association of Southeast
Asian Nations (ASEAN)
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or ASEAN for short, was
founded in 1967. The members include Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia,
Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore,
Thailand and Viet Nam. The 10 ASEAN countries cover a total area of
4.44 million sq km, and have a total population of 590 million.
H.E. Le Luong Minh now is the Secretary General of the ASEAN. The
ASEAN Secretariat is headquartered in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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CAEXPO Emblem
Meaning
Theme of the Emblem: Gathering, Blossom and Prosperity
Design of the emblem is inspired by the concept of “10+1”.
Gathering: A grand gathering of friends from China and the 10
ASEAN countries in Nanning.
Blossom: The Chinese Hibiscus, in full blossom, symbolizes that the
CAEXPO is a grand event open to the whole world and thus enjoys ample
room for further development.
Prosperity: The 11 petal-like designs are filled with glory and dreams,
as a testimony that the reciprocal cooperation between China and
ASEAN is hugely promising.
Shape & Color
The petal-shaped design is derived from the petals of Chinese
hibiscus, the city flower of Nanning, and also the shape of Nanning
International Convention & Exhibition Center, the CAEXPO main venue.
The 11 colorful petals represent scenic China and the 10 ASEAN
countries.
Blue is the main color of the design, symbolizing that most of the 11
countries have coastlines.
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CAEXPO Mascot
Meaning
The Mascot is a white-headed leaf monkey, an endangered species
that only inhabit in China's southwest Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous
Region, the host province of the CAEXPO. It well represents the theme of
the CAEXPO, which is Friendship, Cooperation, Development and
Prosperity.
It is named Hehe, meaning cooperation & integration in Chinese,
embodying the CAEXPO's aims of “fueling the CAFTA construction,
sharing opportunities for cooperation and development”.
The pronunciation of Hehe sounds like peace and harmony in
Chinese, representing the China-ASEAN strategic partnership for peace
and prosperity. The Mascot not only inherits Chinese culture and the
unique culture of Guangxi, but also integrates distinctive cultures of the
ASEAN countries.
Shape & Color
Ingenious design, simplicity and bright color add up to the
attractiveness of this lovely carton white-headed leaf monkey, Hehe.
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CAEXPO Song
Song of the CAEXPO, Grand Gathering for Common Prosperity, is
rich in contents, rhythmic and easy to sing. The song perfectly matches
the theme of the CAEXPO. Particularly, the two phrases - Gathering and
Common Prosperity, not only elaborate the objectives and unique
features of the CAEXPO, but also demonstrate our shared desires for
friendship, cooperation, development and prosperity. Simply put, it is
encouraging, concise and inclusive.
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CAEXPO Slogans
1.A More Glorious CAEXPO for the New Maritime Silk Road
2.A New
Decade
of Amity,
Sincerity,
Mutual
Benefit
and
Inclusiveness, A New Maritime Silk Road for Connectivity in Five
Areas
3.A New Gateway for the Maritime Silk Road of the 21st Century, A
New Hub for Guangxi
4.Constructing A New Maritime Silk Road, Building the China and
5.ASEAN Community of Common Destiny
6.From the Golden Decade to the Diamond Decade
7.A New CAEXPO, An Upgraded CAFTA
8.Policy
Coordination,
Road
Connection,
Unimpeded
Trade,
9.Monetary Circulation and Mutual Understanding between Peoples
10.China-ASEAN Expo: 10+1>11
11.Cored on 10+1, Open for 10+6
“10+1＞11”
10+1＞11, a simple mathematic inequality, embodies the true spirit of
the CAEXPO.
It highlights the role of the CAEXPO as a platform to attract people
and gather business opportunities and resources for the development of
China and ASEAN. The CAEXPO has actualized the common wish of
governments and enterprises of China and ASEAN for enhancing
cooperation and friendship, thus to realize regional harmony and to
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enhance the influence of the China-ASEAN region in the whole world.
It reflects the CAEXPO's great power of driving the development of
various industries and boosting economic benefits. Keeping close pace
with the CAFTA construction, the CAEXPO facilitates the win-win
cooperation among enterprises, thus to create an enormous
China-ASEAN market and abundant biz opportunities. The CAEXPO, as
an accelerator for economic growth, brings about more benefits and
wealth for the people in the China-ASEAN region, which has far
exceeded the simple mathematic sum of 10+1.
China-ASEAN Business & Investment Summit (CABIS)
H.E. Wen Jiabao, Premier of the State Council of China proposed at
the 7th ASEAN-China Summit that the China-ASEAN Business &
Investment Summit (CABIS) be held. The proposal was well received by
the heads of state/government of the 10 ASEAN countries, and was
written into the Chairman's Statement released afterwards.
The CABIS is co-sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce of China
(MOFCOM), China Council for the Promotion of International Trade
(CCPIT) and the People's Government of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous
Region.
Objective of the CABIS is “Promoting the China-ASEAN
Comprehensive Economic Cooperation and the CAFTA Construction”.
The CABIS, as a concurrent event of the CAEXPO, has been
concluded with success for 9 sessions in a row. Heads of
state/government of China and the 10 ASEAN countries attended the
CABIS Opening Ceremony and delivered speeches, along with
government ministers, leaders of chambers of commerce, entrepreneurs,
experts and scholars, who have also made speeches and dialogues at
the event. The CABIS builds up a platform for the dialogues between
governments and business communities of China and the 10 ASEAN
countries.
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Commemorative Summit Marking the 15th Anniversary of
ASEAN-China Dialogue Relations
The year 2006 marked the China-ASEAN Year of Friendship as well
as the 15th Anniversary of ASEAN-China Dialogue Relations. The
Commemorative Summit marking this grand anniversary was held, along
with the 3rd CAEXPO and the 3rd CABIS, attracting the presence of heads
of state/government of China and 10 ASEAN member states.
At the Commemorative Summit, both sides reviewed and
summarized the development course of the China-ASEAN friendly
relations, highly credited the sound outcomes gained from various fields,
as well as prospected and mapped out the blueprint for the future
development of bilateral relations. Both sides would jointly safeguard
peace and promote common development and prosperity and fuel the
development of the China-ASEAN strategic partnerships. The Joint
Statement of the Commemorative Summit was signed and released
afterwards.
Nanning, the CAEXPO Host City
Since the day when it was chosen as the permanent host city of the
CAEXPO, Nanning, the capital of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region,
has become a hub for bilateral exchanges between China and ASEAN.
Nanning enjoys a history of over 1680 years. Nowadays, there are
7.07 million people living in this city, which covers a total area of 22,112
sq km (urban area: 6,479 sq km).
Reputed as the Green City of China, Nanning is the best place for
human inhabitation in western China. Besides, it has won quite a few
awards, including the UN Habitat Scroll of Honour Award and the Dubai
International Award for Best Practices to Improve the Living Environment.
It is also One of the Top 10 National Eco-environmental Friendly Cities.
39% of the city is covered by trees or grass, and the public green area for
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each person is 10.29 sqm.
Nanning, as the core of the Guangxi Pan Beibu Gulf Economic Zone,
enjoys great momentum in its economic development in recent years.
Nanning, a city with a long history, rich culture and many beautiful
scenic spots, is also a renowned tourism city in China, where diversified
cultural charms of different ethnic groups integrate harmoniously. What's
more, the splendid Nanning International Arts Festival of Folk Songs,
which is the gala show for the inauguration of each CAEXPO, is annually
held here, making the city more attractive.
Nanning International Convention &
Exhibition Center
Nanning International Convention & Exhibition Center (NICEC),
venue of the CAEXPO, was designed by GMP (Germany) and covers a
total area of 850mu (1mu=660sqm). Its main building has a total floor
area of 152,100sqm.
The NICEC has 15 exhibition halls of different sizes
(2,150sqm-8,100sqm) in its two-floored main building, which can
accommodate 3,360 international standard booths, with a total exhibition
space up to 48,000sqm.
The NICEC, with 14 conference halls/rooms of different sizes, is
equipped with advanced sounding facilities, 10+1 simultaneous
interpreting systems, video conference systems, broadcasting systems,
security systems, computer systems & internet access and a press center,
etc., making it an ideal venue for various international conferences,
business talks and seminars.
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China & asean country bilateral trade statistics
Year
Trade volumn（billion of dollars）
Year on year increase or
decrease
2003
782.52
42.9%
2004
1058.83
35.3%
2005
1303.70
23.1%
2006
1606.37
23.2%
2007
2025.02
26.0%
2008
2311.13
14.1%
2009
2130.07
-7.8%
2010
2927.75
37.5%
2011
3628.50
24.0%
2012
4001.00
10.3%
2013
4436.10
10.9%
X.China-ASEAN Business & Investment Summit
I. CABIS at a Glance
Background
In November 2002, the 6th China-ASEAN (10+1) Summit was
convened in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Chinese and ASEAN
state leaders jointly signed the “ Framework Agreement on
Comprehensive Economic Cooperation between China and
ASEAN ” , which initiated the process of the building of the
China-ASEAN Free Trade Area (CAFTA).
On October 8, 2003, at the 7th China-ASEAN (10+1) Summit
held in Bali, Indonesia, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, put
forward a strategic proposal for the convening of China-ASEAN
Business and Investment Summit annually in Nanning, China
from the year 2004 on, as an effort to further promote the
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two-way trade, investment and economic cooperation among
business circle in the region on the basis of mutual benefit, and
an actual move to facilitate the realization of CAFTA. This
proposal received positive responses from leaders of the 10
ASEAN members, and was written into the Chairman ’ s
Statement released by the Summit.
After the Summit, the China Council for the Promotion of
International Trade (CCPIT) took the lead in initiating relevant
preparatory work according to Premier Wen’s proposal and the
consensus reached at the 7th (10+1) Summit. On November 3,
2004, the 1st CABIS was successfully held as scheduled in
Nanning, Guangxi. It ushered a new era of China-ASEAN
cooperation, which marked a significant advance from regional
strategic dialogues to more concrete business interaction and
win-win economic and trade cooperation.
Since 2004, 9 sessions of CABIS have taken place with great
success. Altogether 40 state leaders from China and ASEAN
have participated in these events and delivered important
speeches. Over 1700 Chinese and ASEAN ministerial-level
officials and representatives from international and regional
organizations as well as over 20000 business elites and
scholars have also attended the Summit’s events. CABIS has
become an important platform for high-level dialogue and
cooperation between China and ASEAN.
Objectives
◆To promote comprehensive economic cooperation between
China and ASEAN
◆To accelerate the construction of CAFTA
◆ To provide a platform for multi-dimensional interaction,
information-sharing, trade policy releasing and project promotion
between government officials, businesses and academics in the
region
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◆ To create more business opportunities for buyers,
manufacturers and investors from in and beyond the region
To furnish more active dialogues between government and
business in terms of making favorable policies to facilitate
comprehensive trade cooperation in the region
Organization Structure
Co-sponsors of the Summit are the Chinese Ministry of
Commerce, China Council for the Promotion of the International
Trade, and the People ’ s Government of Guangxi Zhuang
Autonomous Region. The associate organizers include the
ASEAN Secretariat, and the 10 national chambers of commerce
and industry across ASEAN, while 22 major business
organizations in ASEAN, and 11 trade promotion agencies from
the Pan Pearl-River-Delta area jointly work as supporters to
CABIS. Chairman of the Organizing Committee is H.E. Wan Jifei,
Chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of the
International Trade. Mr. Zhang Xiaoqin, Vice Governor of
Guangxi, and Mr. Yu Ping, Vice Chairman of CCPIT are
currently serving as vice chairmen.
CABIS Emblem
The 11 colored arcs are poised to symbolize 11 powerful
wings, signifying the strong bond between China and the 10
ASEAN countries in their joint objectives to promote common
development. This logo also carries expectations for CABIS,
where a cooperation platform can be built for the business
communities in both China and ASEAN at a time when they are
embracing both opportunities and challenges in the course of
progress. The vivid arcs in a rainbow of colors express the
dynamics and promising prospect for a region endowed with
abundant business opportunities. The design portrays the nature
of CABIS as a grand gathering for high-ranking administrators
and business elites from China and the 10 ASEAN members,
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and expresses their aspirations for CAFTA.
Vision of CABIS
CABIS aims at serving as a platform for high-level dialogue
between China and ASEAN and deepening bilateral economic &
trade cooperation. Upholding the principle of seeking concrete
outcomes, being innovative and maintaining a course of
sustainable development, its organization work will continue to
bring forth new ideas and enrich its contents so as to bring more
concrete achievements to the events. The Summit will strive to
develop itself into a long-term and effective mechanism for
promoting China-ASEAN business and investment cooperation,
and also the most influential event of its kind among the
business communities in China and ASEAN.
II. The Previous 8 CABIS Sessions
1. The 1st CABIS
The 1st CABIS was successfully held from 3 to 4 November,
2004 in the Liyuan Resort of Nanning, Guangxi. The whole
event consisted of 4 programs including the Opening Ceremony,
the Senior Officials’ Forum, Business & Investment Forum for
Entrepreneurs and a return banquet.
The theme of the 1st CABIS was “ Promoting Mutually
Beneficial Cooperation and Pursuing Common Development”,
under which there were two topics: (1) “ Understanding and
Mutual Benefit: Solid Foundation for Free Trade ” , and (2)
“Managing Changes and Fostering Innovation.”
The 1st CABIS Opening Ceremony attracted over 900
participants including state leaders from China and ASEAN,
high-ranking government officials, leaders of business
organizations, entrepreneurs, representatives of international
organizations, scholars and journalists. Present at the Opening
Ceremony were Madame Wu Yi, Vice Premier of the State
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Council of China; H.E. Samdech Hun Sen, Prime Minister of
Cambodia; H.E. Bouasone Bouphavanh, Prime Minister of Lao
PDR; H.E. General Soe Win, Prime Minister of Myanmar; H.E.
Phnij Jarusombu, Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand; H.E. Pham
Gia Khiem, Deputy Prime Minister of Vietnam; H.E. Li Zhaozhuo
and H.E. Huang Mengfu, Vice Chairmen of the National
Committee of the Chinese People ’ s Political Consultative
Conference(CPPCC); H.E. Wan Jifei, Chairman of the China
Council for the Promotion of International Trade; H.E. Cao
Bochun, Secretary of the CPC Guangxi Committee. The
Opening Ceremony was presided over by H.E. Wan Jifei.
Guangxi governor Lu Bing made the welcome remarks. The
audience gave big applauses to the speeches by Prime Minister
Hun Sen, Prime Minister Bouasone Bouphavanh, Prime Minister
Soe Win, Deputy Prime Minister Phnij Jarusombu and Deputy
Prime Minister Pham Gia Khiem. Vice Premier Madam Wu Yi
delivered her key-note speech to the event.
2. The 2nd CABIS
The convening of the 2nd CABIS took place in the Liyuan
Resort of Nanning, Guangxi from October 19 to 20, 2005. This
session covered 4 programs including the Opening Ceremony &
Speeches by the State Leaders, the Senior Officials’ Forum,
the Business Elites Forum and a return banquet.
The theme for the 2nd CABIS was stated as “ China and
ASEAN: Market Opening and Exploring ” , under which two
topics were opened up: (1) “ Government: Building an
Environment for Mutually Beneficial and Win-win Cooperation”,
and (2) “ Business Community: Sharing Market Opening and
Cooperative Development”.
This session witnessed a participation of over 1500 delegates
including state leaders, high-ranking government officials,
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business leaders, entrepreneurs, and representatives of
international organizations, scholars and journalists. Sitting at
the rostrum at the Opening Ceremony were H.E. Choummaly
Saygnasone, Vice President of Lao PDR; H.E. Soe Win, Prime
Minister of Myanmar; H.E. Somkid Jatusripitak, Deputy Prime
Minister of Thailand; and H.E. Nguyen Tan Dung, Deputy Prime
Minister of Vietnam. Present at the Opening Ceremony were
also H.E. Wan Jifei, Chairman of CCPIT; H.E. Cao Bochun,
Secretary of the CPC Guangxi Committee; H.E. Lu Bing,
Governor of Guangxi; Mr. Ong Keng Yong, Secretary General of
the ASEAN Secretariat and Mr. Guo Shengkun, Deputy
Secretary of the CPC Guangxi Committee and Vice Governor of
Guangxi.
Vice President Choummaly Saygnasone, Prime Minister Soe
Win, and Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusripitak delivered
their speeches at the Opening Ceremony. Remarks on the
occasion were also from Chairman Wan Jifei, Governor Lu Bing
and Secretary General Ong Keng Yong. Vice Governor Guo
Shengkun chaired the itinerary of the Opening Ceremony.
3. The 3rd CABIS
On October 31, 2006, the 3rd CABIS was opened in Guangxi
People ’ s Hall.
6 programs were undertaken during this
session, namely, the Opening Ceremony, two special forums,
the Closing Ceremony, the Signing Ceremony of the Action Plan
for China-ASEAN Business and Industrial Community, and a
return banquet.
The 3rd CABIS coincided with the 15th anniversary of the
establishment of China-ASEAN dialogue relationship and the
China-ASEAN Friendship Year. Heads of state from China and
the 10 ASEAN countries met in Nanning for the
“Commemorative Summit Marking the 15th Anniversary of the
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Establishment of Dialogue Relationship between China and
ASEAN ” and they jointly attended the Opening Ceremony of
the 3rd CABIS. This was the first time heads of state from all the
10 ASEAN countries showed up together at a bilateral business
& investment event outside the ASEAN region.
The 3rd CABIS set its theme as “ Common Need and
Common Future ” , which covered three topics, namely: (1)
“ Strengthening the Industry as a Whole and Boosting
Comprehensive Economic Cooperation ” , (2) “ Improving
Investment Environment and Stimulating Two-way Flow of
Investment within the CAFTA ”, and (3) “ Construction of the
CAFTA——Opportunity and Challenge”.
Over 1500 representatives from China and ASEAN attended
the Opening Ceremony. Present at this grand event were: H.E.
Wen Jiabao, Premier of the State Council of China; Madam
Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, President of the Philippines; His
Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mu'izzaddin Waddaulah,
the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam; H.E.
Samdech Hun Sen, Prime Minister of Cambodia; H.E. H. Susilo
Bambang Yudhoyono, President of Indonesia; H.E. Bouasone
Bouphavanh, Prime Minister of Lao PDR; H.E. Yang Amat
Berhormat Dato' Seri Abdullah bin Haji Ahmad Badawi, Prime
Minister of Malaysia; H.E. Lee Hsien Loong, Prime Minister of
Singapore, H.E. Surayud Chulanont, Prime Minister of Thailand;
H.E. General Soe Win, Prime Minister of Myanmar and H.E.
Nguyen Tan Dung, Prime Minister of Vietnam. Premier Wen
Jiabao and President Arroyo made key-note speeches
respectively.
H.E. Wan Jifei, Chairman of CCPIT hosted the Opening
Ceremony and H.E. Liu Qibao, Secretary of the CPC Guangxi
Committee made his welcome remarks.
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4. The 4th CABIS
The 4th CABIS held on October 28, 2007 in the Liyuan Resort
of Nanning, Guangxi featured 4 programs including the Opening
Ceremony, Forum I on Finance, Forum II on Service Trade, and
a return banquet.
This CABIS session carried the theme of “ Innovation &
Cooperation——Accelerating Regional Economic Growth”. Two
topics, namely, “ Trade in Service: New Field and New
Opportunity ” and “ Deepening Financial Cooperation and
Facilitating Trade & Investment ” , were discussed during the
Summit.
Over 1400 people attended the Summit including state
leaders, high-ranking government officials, business leaders and
entrepreneurs from China and ASEAN as well as
representatives of international organizations, scholars and
journalists. The Opening Ceremony welcomed the presence of
H.E. Zeng Peiyan, Vice Premier of the State Council of China;
His Royal Highness Al-Muhtadee Billah, Crown Prince of Brunei
Darussalam; H.E. Bouasone Bouphavanh, Prime Minister of Lao
PDR and H.E. Nguyen Tan Dung, Prime Minister of Vietnam.
Dignitaries attending the Summit were also H.E. Zhang Ping,
Vice Secretary-General of the State Council of China; H.E. Liu
Qibao, Secretary of CPC Guangxi Committee; H.E. Lu Bing,
Governor of Guangxi; Mr. Ong Keng Yong, Secretary-General of
ASEAN Secretariat; Mr. Gao Hucheng, Vice Minister of
Commerce of China, and Mr. Yu Ping, Vice Chairman of CCPIT.
The ceremony was hosted by Vice Chairman Yu Ping. Vice
Premier Zeng Peiyan delivered his keynote speech. Mr. Liu
Qibao, Secretary of CPC Guangxi Committee made his
welcome remarks. Crown Prince Al-Muhtadee Billah, Prime
Minister Bouasone and Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung also
addressed the Opening Ceremony.
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5. The 5th CABIS
The 5th CABIS on October 22, 2008 in Nanning, Guangxi
organized 3 programs on its agenda: the Opening Ceremony,
the Investment & Cooperation Forum and the SME Cooperation
Forum.
The theme for this session was “ Broader Vision and More
Action ” . It was enriched by two topics, namely, SME
Cooperation and Investment Cooperation.
State leaders to the Opening Ceremony were: H.E. Wang
Qishan, Vice Premier of the State Council of China; H.E.
Samdech Hun Sen, Prime Minister of Cambodia; H.E. Lt-Gen
Thein Sein, Prime Minister of Myanmar; H.E. Bounnhang
Vorachith, Vice President of Lao PDR; H.E. Prospero C.
Nograles, Speaker of the House of Representatives of the
Philippines and H.E. Hoang Trung Hai, Vice Prime Minister of
Viet Nam. H.E. Dr. Supachai Panitchpakdi, Secretary General of
UNCTAD was also present and delivered his speech along with
Chinese and ASEAN leaders. The ceremony was hosted by Mr.
Yu Ping, Vice Chairman of CCPIT. H.E. Guo Shengkun,
Secretary of CPC Guangxi Committee addressed the ceremony.
Dignitaries present were also H.E. Hor Namhong, Vice Prime
Minister and Foreign Minister of Cambodia; Dr. Surin Pitsuwan,
Secretary-General of the ASEAN Secretariat; H.E. Chen
Deming, Minister of Commerce of China; H.E. Bi Jingquan,
Deputy Secretary General of the State Council of China and H.E.
Ma Biao, Governor of Guangxi. The audience was composed of
over 1400 government officials, business leaders, entrepreneurs,
and scholars. Over 250 journalists came to cover this event.
6. The 6th CABIS
The 6th CABIS was convened from 20 to 21 October, 2009 in
Nanning, Guangxi. Eight programs on the Summit agenda
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included the Opening Ceremony, Round-table Dialogue
between Vietnamese State Leader and Chinese CEOs; two
forums, two meetings with the press by business leaders,
Business Breakfast, and the Reception Banquet.
Theme of the 6th CABIS was “ China-ASEAN Free Trade
Area and ASEAN Integration: Cooperation for Mutual
Development”. The topic for the forums was “Market Opening
& New Business Opportunity ” while the roundtable dialogue
focused on “ Jointly Cope with Crisis to Achieve Common
Development”.
State leaders to the 6th Summit were H.E. Li Keqiang, Vice
Premier of the State Council of China; H.E. Bouasone
BOUPHAVANH, Prime Minister of Lao PDR; H.E. Prospero C.
Nograles, Speaker of the House of Representatives of the
Philippines; H.E. General Thiha Thura Tin Aung Myint Oo,
Executive Secretary of the State Peace and Development
Council of Myanmar, and H.E. Nguyen Sinh Hung, first Deputy
Prime Minister of Vietnam. Other dignitaries to the Summit
included Dr. Surin Pitsuwan, Secretary General of the ASEAN
secretariat; H.E. Chen Deming, Minister of Commerce of China;
H.E. Wan Jifei, Chairman of CCPIT; H.E. Guo Shengkun,
Secretary of CPC Guangxi Committee and Chairman of Guangxi
People ’ s Congress and H.E. You Quan, Deputy
Secretary-General of the State Council of China. Vice Premier Li
Keqiang delivered a key-note speech entitled “Combating the
Current Financial Crisis in a Long-term Perspective, and
Enhancing Cooperation at a New Historical Point ” . H.E.
Bouasone Bouphavanh, Prime Minister of Lao PDR also
addressed the Opening Ceremony. Chairman Wan Jifei, and
Secretary Guo Shengkun spoke at the Opening Ceremony,
which was chaired by H.E. Ma Biao, Governor of Guangxi. A
total of 1500 participants from in and outside the region attended
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this session, including high-ranking officials, business leaders,
entrepreneurs, representatives of regional organizations,
scholars and journalists.
7. The 7th CABIS
The 7th CABIS staged its session on October 19, 2010 in
Nanning, Guangxi with six main events, i.e. the Opening
Ceremony, the Round-Table Dialogue between Indonesian Vice
president Boediono and Chinese CEOs, China-ASEAN
Business Leaders Forum, China-ASEAN Regional Logistics
Cooperation Forum, Business Breakfast, Reception Dinner and
China-ASEAN Mining Cooperation Forum and Exhibition.
The theme for the 7th CABIS was “Prospects for Economic
and Trade Cooperation with the Establishment of CAFTA”.
This Summit session welcomed to its Opening Ceremony H.E.
Jia Qinglin, Member of the Standing Committee of the Political
Bureau of CPC Central Committee and Chairman of the National
Committee of the Chinese People ’ s Political Consultative
Conference (CPPCC); H.E. Dr. Boediono, Vice President of the
Republic of Indonesia; H.E. Asang Laoly, Vice Premier of the
Lao People’s Democratic Republic, and H.E. Trung Vinh Trong,
Deputy Prime Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
Present at the Opening Ceremony were H.E. Guo Shengkun,
Secretary of CPC Guangxi Committee, and Chairman of
Guangxi People ’ s Congress; H.E. Ma Biao, Governor of
Guangxi; Mr. Zhang Zhijun, Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister,
and Mr. Wang Jinzhen, Vice Chairman of CCPIT. Chairman Jia
Qinglin delivered his key-note speech at the Opening Ceremony.
Vice President Boediono took the occasion to make his address.
Vice Chairman Wang Jinzhen, Secretary Guo Shengkun gave
their welcome remarks. 1600 participants from China and
ASEAN attended this Summit, including government officials,
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entrepreneurs, scholars and journalists.
8. The 8th CABIS
On October 21st, 2011, the 8th China-ASEAN Business and
Investment Summit was successfully convened in Nanning,
Guangxi. The 8th CABIS featured the Opening Ceremony,
Round-Table Dialogue between the Honourable Dato ’ Sri
Mohd Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak, Prime Minister of
Malaysia and CEOs from China, Inauguration of China-ASEAN
Plaza, China-ASEAN Business Leaders Forum, China-ASEAN
Telecommunications Forum, Business Breakfast, International
Art Exhibition，and China-ASEAN Mining Cooperation Forum
The theme of the 8th CABIS was “ Deepening Regional
Cooperation for Common Prosperity”.
State leaders present at the Opening Ceremony included H.E.
Wen Jiabao, member of the Standing Committee of the Political
Bureau of CPC Central Committee and Premier of the State
Council of China; H.E. Hun Sen, Prime Minister of Cambodia;
H.E. Dato ’ Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak, Prime
Minister of Malaysia; H.E. Thiha Tin Aung Myint Oo, Vice
President of Myanmar; H.E. Somsavat LENGSAVAD, Deputy
Prime Minister of Laos; Mr. Kittiratt Na-Ranong, Deputy Prime
Minister of Tailand; H.E. Nguyen Xuan Phuc, Deputy Prime
Minister of Vietnam; Dignitaries attending the Opening
Ceremony were also Pehin Dato Haji Yahya, Minister of Industry
and Primary Resources of Brunei; Lim Hng Kiang, Minister of
Trade and Industry of Singapore; Ms. Zenaida Cuison-Maglaya,
Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry of the Philippines; H.E. Dr.
Muchtar, Special Assistant of Minister of Trade of Indonesia and
Dr. Surin Pitsuwan, Secretary General of ASEAN Secretariat.
The Opening Ceremony witnessed the attendance of more than
1100 senior government officials, business elites, corporate
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representatives, delegates from regional organizations, scholars
and experts from the region.
9. The 9th CABIS
The 9th China-ASEAN Business and Investment Summit was
successfully convened in Nanning, Guangxi on September 21st,
2012. The 9th CABIS featured the Opening Ceremony,
Round-Table Dialogue between H.E. U Thein Sein, President of
Myanmar and CEOs from China, Opening Ceremony of
China-ASEAN Plaza, China-ASEAN Business Leaders Forum,
Business Breakfast, International Art of Painting and Calligraphy,
China-ASEAN Mining Cooperation Forum and China-ASEAN
Finance Expo.
The theme of the 9th CABIS was “Strengthening Connectivity
for Win-win Cooperation”.
State leaders present at the Opening Ceremony included H.E.
Xi Jinping, member of the Standing Committee of the Political
Bureau of CPC Central Committee and Vice President of China;
H.E. U Thein Sein, President of Myanmar; H.E. Thongsing
THAMMAVONG, Prime Minister of Laos; H.E. Nguyen Tan
Dung, Prime Minister of Vietnam; H.E. Thiha Tin Aung Myint Oo,
Vice President of Myanmar; Tan Sri Dato’ Muhyiddin Yassin,
Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia; Mr. Kittiratt Na-Ranong,
Deputy Prime Minister of Tailand; Dignitaries attending the
Opening Ceremony were also Pehin Dato Haji Yahya, Minister
of Industry and Primary Resources of Brunei; H.E. CHAM
Prasidh, Senior Minister and Minister of Commerce of Cambodia;
H. E. Lee Yi Shyan, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Trade
and Industry and Ministry of National Development of Singapore;
Hon. Manuel A. Roxas II, Secretary of the Interior and Local
Government of the Philippines; H.E. Gusmardi Bustami,
Director-General for National Export Development of Ministry of
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Trade of Indonesia and H.E. Lim Hong Hin, Deputy Secretary
General of the ASEAN Secretariat. The Opening Ceremony
witnessed the attendance of more than 800 senior government
officials, business elites, corporate representatives, delegates
from regional organizations, scholars and experts from the
region.
10. The 10th CABIS
The 10th China-ASEAN Business and Investment Summit
The 10th China-ASEAN Business and Investment Summit was
successfully held in Nanning on September 3rd, 2013. A series
of events were convened: the Opening Ceremony of the 10th
China-ASEAN Expo & the 10th China-ASEAN Business and
Investment Summit, Round-Table Dialogue between Senior
Leader of the Republic of the Philippines and CEOs from China,
Dialogue on Economic and Trade Cooperation in
Commemoration of the 10th Anniversary of China-ASEAN
Strategic Partnership, Philippines-China Business Forum and
the 2nd Meeting of the Philippines-China Trade and Investment
Council, China-ASEAN Port Cities Cooperation Network Forum,
Business Breakfast,
China-ASEAN Business Leaders
Forum---10th Anniversary of the China-ASEAN Business,
Investment Summit and 2013 (the 4th ) China-ASEAN Mining
Cooperation Forum and Exhibition, etc.
The theme of the 10th CABIS: Strengthening Connectivity for
Deepening Regional Industrial Cooperation.
H.E. Li Keqiang, Premier of China, H.E. U Thein Sein,
President of Myanmar, H.E. Hun Sen, Prime Minister of
Cambodia, H.E. Thongsing THAMMAVONG, Prime Minister of
Laos, H.E. Yingluck Shinawatra, Primer Minister of Thailand,
H.E. Nguyen Tan Dung, Prime Minister of Vietnam, H.E. TEO
Chee Hean, Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore and H.E. Le
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Luong Minh, Secretary General of the ASEAN Secretariat
delivered speeches at the Opening Ceremony.
H.E. Chen Wu, Governor of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous
Region chaired the Opening Ceremony. Remarks were given by
H.E. Peng Qinghua, Secretary of the CPC Guangxi Committee
and Chairman of Guangxi People ’ s Congress, China, H.E.
Zhong Shan, International Trade Representative and Vice
Minister of Commerce of China and H.E. Wan Jifei, Chairman of
the Organizing Committee of the CABIS and the China Council
for the Promotion of International Trade. H.E. Yahya, Minister of
Industry and Primary Resources of Brunei, H.E. Dato ’ Sri
Mustapa bin Mohamed, Minister of International Trade and
Industry of Malaysia, H.E. Gregory L. Domingo, Secretary of the
Department of Trade and Industry of the Philippines, H.E
Gusmardi Bustam, General Director of Ministry of Trade of
Indonesia, ministers from ASEAN Countries, local administrative
governors, leaders of financial institution, presidents of business
associations, leaders of international organizations, famous
entrepreneurs from around the world, experts of regional
economic research and 1000 representatives of all industries in
total attended the 10th CABIS.
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