Parallel Session of Automotive Industry:
Integration of Global Automotive Industry: China’s Opportunity

Parallel Session of Real Estate:
Innovation of Architectural Design in the “New Era of Living”

Parallel Session of Think Tank Roundtable:
Government Reform & Sustainable Development of China’s Economy

Parallel Session of Finance:
What is the Tendency of China’s Financial Market under Macro-control

In 2004, Chinesemacro-control policy exerted great influence on its financial market. Under this situation, what changes will it bring to Chinese monetary policy and Chinese financial market? Will the plans for state-owned commercial banks’ asset reorganization for initial public offering probe to be good or bad with concern to solving the problem of financial risk? What new patterns will the medium and small enterprises security market bring to greater Chinese security market?

Topics for Discussion：
* What changes will macro-control bring to the Chinese monetary policy?
* State-owned commercial banks’ regrouping, going public & financial risk control
* How to innovate the financial products under the credit squeeze?

Chaired by Mr. Cao Yuanzheng, Chief Economist, BOC International (China) Limited
Ms. Lan Xue, Managing Director, Head of China Research, Citigroup Smith Barney
Mr. Wang Zili，Vice Director of Guangzhou Branch, The People’s Bank of China
Mr. Bill Stacey, Director-Head of Regional Banks (Asian), Credit Suisse First Boston (HK) Ltd.
Ms. Sally Ng, Co-head of Asian Banking Research, UBS
Q&A: 40 minutes

Topics for Discussion：
* What changes will macro-control bring to the Chinese capital market?
* Small enterprises security market & New patterns of Chinese capital market
* Brokerage consolidation & Revival of the capital market

Chaired by Mr. John Leonard, Member of the World Trade Law Association （UK）
Mr. Michael Kurtz, Chief Economist, Bear Stearns Asia Ltd.
Mr. Tian Yuan, President, China Futures Association & CIFCO
Mr. Zhou Chunsheng, Professor, Guanghua School of Management, Beijing University
Mr. Yang Rui, Chief Analyst, Boshi Fund Management Co. Ltd.
Q&A: 40 minutes

Parallel Session of Automotive Industry:
Integration of Global Automotive Industry: China’s Opportunity

After Times of Regrouping, multinational companies and renowned manufacturers of global auto industry swarmed into China’s market. It exerts great influence on China ‘s auto industry, causing an intensifying competition in China’s automotive industry. The decades of impressive double-digit annual growth are experiencing a deviation. A slight downward trend in sales in recent months has prompted new speculation: Has China’s automotive industry reached a saturation point? One solution to which both foreign investors and top China policy makers aspire is to make cars for export. With this, China car manufacturers need to upgrade their technology, raise the level of production quality and perhaps develop their own brand. What are the potentials and prospects of China auto industry?

Panel Discussion I:
Integration of Global Automotive Industry & China’s Opportunity

Topics for Discussion：
* Outsourcing and transfer of global auto industry: What does it mean to China?
* The Development of Chinese Auto Industry
* WTO Timetable and the Prospect of Chinese Auto Market

Chaired by Mr. Graeme Maxton, Graeme Maxton, Automotive Industry Economist, The Economist Group, Managing Director, Autopolis Asia
Mr. Yeung, Kwok Keung, President, Hong Kong Productivity Council
Mr. Liu Zhi, Director of Industrial Policy Department, National Development & Reform Commission
Mr. Rong Huikang, Deputy Director, China Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Q&A: 30 minutes

Topics for Discussion：
* How can China develop its auto credit?
* How to standardize the second-hand market?
* Effect of regional and industrial development: whole car trader and parts manufacturers

Chaired by Mr. Charles Guowenwang, Director, Research Center for Logistic Management, China Development
Mr. Jia XinGuang，Chief Researcher, China Automotive Industry Consulting Co.
Mr. Graeme Maxton, Graeme Maxton, Automotive Industry Economist, The Economist Group, Managing Director, Autopolis Asia
Mr. Yang Hexiang, Director of Industrial Sector, Industrial Development Institute, National Development & Reform Commission
Q&A: 40 minutes

Parallel Session of Real Estate:
Innovation of Architectural Design in the “New Era of Living”

The urbanization of China changed China's economic progress and way of living. With the view of scientific development, China has entered the” New Era of Living”. Under this theme, how can the architectural design fully incarnate natural environment and harmonious culture atmosphere? How to get a more open and international vision? How to change the development concept and consumer’s attitude about living?

Topics for Discussion：
*How can the real estate market enter into the” New Era of Living”?
*How to incarnate the concept of “people-oriented” in architectural design?

Chaired by Mr. Li Jinkui, Professor of Center of Urban Management Studies, China Development Institute
Mr. Nikolaus Goetze, C.E.O., von Gerkan, Marg und Partner - architects, Germany
Mr. Zhao Guanqian, Chief Architect, Expert Committee of Ministry of Construction)
Mr. Kongjian Yu, President, The Graduate School of Landscape, Beijing University
Mr. Jeff Liu, General manager& Director, Atkins Consultants Globe Co. Ltd.
Q&A: 50 minutes

Parallel Session of Think Tank Roundtable:
Government Reform & Sustainable Development of China’s Economy

ow can China keep sustainable economic development under macro-control? During the process of opening and reform, what are the main factors influencing the sustainable development of economy? Is government reform one of them? Will the government reform inevitable influence the economic development? What can China learn from other countries?

Topics for Discussion：
* The Tendency of China’s macro-control policy
* What should be given more attention in China’s tenth five-year plan?
* What are the driving factors for Sustainable Development of China's Economy?

Chaired by Prof. Li Luoli, President, China Development Institute
Ms. Jeanne-Marie CLAYDON, CEO, Claydon Gescher Associates Ltd.
Ms. Pamela Mar, Associate Director of Greater China, World Economic Forum
Mr. Stephen Cohen, Co-Director, Berkeley Roundtable on the International Economy
Mr. Chi Fu Lin, Executive President, China Reform and Development Institute (Hainan)
Q&A: 40 minutes

Topics for Discussion：
* Will the government reform inevitable influence economic and industrial development?
* How can the government set up a proper public administration system with enterprises / society/ NGOs and make it suit the market economy?
* What are the key points for government reform? What roles will the NGO play in this process?

Chaired by Mr. Stephen Cohen, Co-Director, Berkeley Roundtable on the International Economy
Speakers：
Mr. Masaru YOSHITOMI, President and CEO Research Institute of Economy Trade and Industry
Mr. Choongsoo KIM, President, Korea Development Institute (KDI)
Mr. Wang Ming, Vice President, School of Public Administration, Tsinghua University, Beijing
Mr. Dinh Van An, President, Vietnam Central Institute For Economic
Management
Mr. Thomas Chen, Director, China Business Center, Hong Kong Polytechnique University
Q&A: 25 minutes