International Cooperation Summit for CEOs,Governors, Mayors & Political Figures Worldwide

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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

·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

China is willing to make joint efforts with the United States

BEIJING, June 3 (Xinhua) -- Chinese President Hu Jintao held a telephone conversation with his U.S. counterpart Barack Obama on Wednesday morning.

Hu said China-U.S. ties are developing smoothly. Both countries have conducted frequent exchanges at various levels, strengthened cooperation in all fields and are carefully implementing the broad consensus reached at the summit held in London on April 1.

China is willing to make joint efforts with the United States to expand mutual exchanges, deepen cooperation, and move forward bilateral ties continuously, he added.

Obama expressed his satisfaction with the development of the U.S.-China relations, saying both sides have recently conducted fruitful high-level exchanges.

The United States would like to boost coordination and cooperation with China on a broad range of major issues, and further push forward bilateral ties.

The two leaders also exchanged their views on the situation on the Korean Peninsula.