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Time: Aug.31-Sept. 3, 2009 |
Venue: Changchun City, Jilin Province, China |
International Host: Asia-Pacific CEO Association |
Host in China: People’s Gov. of Jilin Province, China |
Major agenda:
lChinese Vice Premier of State Council, P.R.C.
Li Keqiang meets VIPs of APCEO
l The 5th ICS Theme Forum
Theme: Promoting the Establishment of a New
International Economic Order and a New
International Economic Cooperation Pattern
l Secretary of Jilin CPC Provincial Committee
Wangmin and governor Han Changfu meet
important participants
l Reception banquet by People's Gov. of Jilin
Province
l Participation to the 5th Northeast Asia Investment
and Trade Expo: banquet, opening ceremony
and visit to the exhibition hall
l The 5th ICS Round table conference;
l Briefing and Exchanging Meeting | |
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·Vice Premier of the State Council, P.R.C |
·Vice premier of the State Council of Chi |
·The 5th (2009) International Cooperation |
·Secretary of Jilin CPC Provincial Commit |
·Vice premier of the State Council of Chi |
·The speech of Former Prime Minister of F |
·Speech of Margarita Matova,Director of G |
·Speech of Hon. Prof. Mike Oquaye,Second |
·Speech of Dr Mattlda Bojar & Dr AfaŁ |
· Speech of Mr Paul S. H. Lau,Chair of N |
·Speech of Don Edwin Gunasekara |
·Speech of Dr. Carole Nakhle,Author of OU |
·Speech of Dr. Marcus LEE,Managing Direct |
·Speech of Tad Waddington,Director of Acc |
·Speech of Prof. Ewa Bojar and Dr Matylda |
·Speech of Joon-Mo YANG, professor of Yon |
·Speech of Harry Chan,Senior Director of |
·Speech of Lord Howell of Guildford |
·Speech of Alice Siu-Ping Wong,Member of |
·China is willing to make joint efforts w |
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Ba Shusong, Deputy Director-general, Institute of Financial Studies, Development Research Center of the State Council;Chief economist of Ping An Securities |
Ba Shusong: Thank you very much for the invitation of the meeting, which enables me to have the opportunity to talk about my personal views on the trend of regional economic development. Just at the "central economic conference", it has been stressed that in 2008, China will pay more attention to the development of regional comparative advantages, and actively and steadily promotes urbanization. This forms the keynote of China's regional economic development policies, which is to make an active use of the advantages of different regions. I would like to discuss it in three points.
All Chinese are very proud of the recent successful "Moon Landing Plan". I saw a picture of the panorama of the world at that night. As you can see, the lights are concentrated on several places at the night, those are the cities. In China, or even the whole world, regional economic development is firstly characterized by mutual promotion and promotion between city clusters and industry clusters.
Take China as an example. In China, several city clusters have already formed, such as the Pearl River Delta, Yangtze River Delta, Bohai Rim region and etc. Some industries with comparative advantages in related regions are very important driving force for these city clusters. The high-level aggregation of the upstream, midstream and downstream of related supporting sub-industries greatly reduced the cost of the development of different industries, giving the industries strong competitive advantages in the development of specific regions.
In his wonderful speech Mayor Zhang has just mentioned three pillar industries of Guangzhou: automotive, petrochemical, electronic and information products. Upstream or downstream complementary products related to electronic information are available in one or two hour's drive in the neighborhood of Guangzhou. Evolution of different industries leads to this industrial aggregation is not only the historical experience of the development of those developed countries, but also an important trend of the development and competition among different regions in China. Based on different comparative advantages, different industries gather in different places, draw all eyes of people, and further promote the city's urban agglomerations in that place. For example, Guangzhou is the center of the Guangzhou region, or Hong Kong and Guangzhou are centers of the Pan-Pearl River Delta region. This cluster also plays a very positive role in the development of the industries. We often say that information technology, especially the Internet has been highly developed today, but why people in the financial field are still willing to go to Wall Street or Hong Kong? A very important reason is that the accumulation and frequent exchanges of high-quality information resulting from this industry aggregation can be formed only in these areas. The information on the Internet may be not that much timely, accurate and reliable. This is an interesting phenomenon around the whole world. |
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