China Maritime Arbitration Commission

88 Pages·2014·10.68 MB·English

CONTENTS
2012-2013 | ANNUAL REPORT
02 About CCPIT
04 Leadership
08 Striving to Advance, Renewing A New Chapter
12 Important Events
60 Introduction of Main Departments
70 Structure of CCPIT
78 List of Business Activities in 2014
About CCPIT
2012-2013 | ANNUAL REPORT
China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, abbreviated as CCPIT, comprises VIPS, enterprises
and organizations representing the economic and trade sectors in China. CCPIT is dedicated to operating and
promoting foreign trade, using foreign investment, introducing advanced foreign technologies and conducting
activities of Sino-foreign economic and technological cooperation in various forms, so as to promote the mutual
understanding and friendship among the people and business communities all over the world, in line with law
and government policies of the People’s Republic of China as well as the international practice.
Established in May 1952, CCPIT has made great contributions to the friendly exchanges and especially to
the development of economic and trade relations between China and other countries and region for the past
60 years in accordance with the changes of domestic and overseas situations and the actual requirements at
different times. CCPIT is regarded as an important bridge and platform for Sino-foreign communication among
the business circles.
With the approval of the Chinese government, the CCPIT started to adopt a separate name – China Chamber
of International Commerce (CCOIC)- in 1988. From 1995, CCPIT established the Affiliate of International
Chamber of Commerce in China (ICC China). In 2005, CCOIC became an association under the supervision of
CCPIT. In December 2007, CCOIC has commenced the first general assembly.
By now, CCPIT is one of the most important and the largest institution for the promotion of foreign trade in
China with substantial international influence. CCPIT has established wide connections with more than 200
business communities in all over the world, signed cooperation agreements with more than 300 organizations,
initiated 34 multilateral or bilateral regional cooperation mechanism, established 21 bilateral business
councils, joined many important international organizations including International Chamber of Commerce,
World Intellectual Property Organization, International Association for the Protection of Industrial Property,
Licensing Executives Society International, International Maritime Committee, Union of International Fairs,
International Federation of Commercial Arbitration Institutions, Pacific Basin Economic Council, etc. CCPIT
has representative offices in 17 countries and regions, 50 sub-councils in the provinces, autonomous regions
and municipalities directly under the central governments, 826 branches, 22 sector-oriented sub-councils such
as in the fields of electronics and machinery. CCPIT has attracted more than 110,000 member companies.
Today, CCPIT has established an all-around service network, which can give assistance to companies during
their whole operation process, including research and field studies, business match-making, promotion and
propaganda, certificates of clearance, consultancy and training, Intellectual Property Protection, and disputes
settlement. CCPIT voices for the business communities and provides professional services to enterprise who
wish to explore the international markets.
In the new era, CCPIT will transform and upgrade itself in the international economic integration, build the
platform for international trade and investment, so as to commit itself to the communication and cooperation
for trade and investment between China and the rest of the world.
Leadership
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Jiang Zengwei
CCPIT Chairman
Mr. Jiang Zengwei, who began his career in Aug 1968, serves as Chairman of the China Council for the
Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) and the China Chamber of International Commerce (CCOIC)
since 2014.
Mr. Jiang’s major experiences are as follows:
1980-1988: Working in the Ministry of Commerce successively as section member, Deputy Director
and Director
1988-1993: Working in China Business and Foreign Trade Corporation successively as Deputy
Director General and Director General
1993-1998: Working in the Ministry of Internal Trade as Director General
1998-2000: Working in the State Bureau of Internal Trade
2000-2005: Working in the State-owned Large Enterprises Supervision and Administration
Commission as Chairman
2005-2014: Serving as Vice Minister and Member of the CPC Leadership Group of the Ministry
of Commerce
Mr Jiang is a native of Longkou of Shandong Province. He was born in May 1953, and joined the
CPC in Nov 1971. He graduated from Foreign Language Department of Heilongjiang University and
received a Doctor’s Degree of Science and Technology in China University of Mining Technology.
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Mr. Zhang Wei began his career in August 1975 and once served in the countryside as an educated urban youth and
later worked in a factory. Mr. Zhang serves as Vice Chairman of China Council for the Promotion of International
Trade (CCPIT) and China Chamber of International Commerce (CCOIC) since 2003.
Mr. Zhang’s past career experiences include:
-Deputy Secretary General of the Student Federation of Shandong Province
-Deputy Secretary General of the Party Committee of Wenshang County in Shandong Province
-Deputy Secretary General of Shandong Youth League
-Vice Chairman of Shandong Youth Federation and concurrently Chairman of Junior Entrepreneurs’ Association of
Shandong Province
-Director of Agriculture Finance Division, Department of Finance and Taxation in Hainan Province
-Deputy Director General of the Department and concurrently head of Xinghua Company; Deputy Director General
of Hainan Provincial Bureau of Revenue
-the Executive Deputy Director General of the Agriculture Taxation Bureau of the State Administration of Taxation
Zhang Wei
-Director General of the General Office of the State Administration of Taxation
CCPIT Vice Chairman
Mr. Zhang’s current other positions include:
-Executive Director of the China Taxation Society -Director of China Finance Society
-Executive Director of China Law Society (Law of Finance and Taxation)
-Vice-Chairman of China International Taxation Research Institute.
Mr. Zhang was born in July 1958 in Ju County, Shandong Province. He graduated from the College of Accounting,
Shanghai Finance and Economic University, and the Law School of the Yale University with a Doctor’s degree in
administration and also holds the certificate of Professor and Researcher.
Mr. Yu Ping serves as Vice Chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) and the
China Chamber of International Commerce (CCOIC) since 2003. Mr. Yu began his career at the Ministry of Foreign
Trade of China in 1976, and has worked at the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade since 1977.
Mr. Yu’s current and past social positions include:
-Chairman, Chinese Business Council, Shanghai Cooperation Organization
-Chairman, East Asia Business Council (2006, 2012)
-Vice Chairman, Pacific Basin Economic Council (2012)
-Lead Shepard, APEC Working Group on Trade Promotion (2004)
-Member of Trade & Investment Taskforce, The Business 20 (2012)
-Co-Chair of Trade Taskforce, The Business 20 (2013, 2014)
-Vice President, AIPPI China
-President, LES China
Yu Ping -Vice President, China-Russia Friendship Association
-Member of the Board, China-Japan Friendship Association
CCPIT Vice Chairman
-Member of the Board, Chinese People’s Institute for Foreign Affairs
-Chief Delegate of China, International Bureau of Expositions
Mr. Yu’s working positions at CCPIT are as follows:
-Deputy Director and Director of the Division of European Affairs, the Department of International Relations,
CCPIT 1985-90.
-Deputy Director General and Director General of the Department of International Relations, CCPIT 1990-95.
-The CCPIT US Chief Representative 1995-1999.
-Deputy Secretary General and Director General of the Personnel Department, CCPIT 1999-2003.
Mr. Yu graduated from the English Department of the Guangzhou Institute of Foreign Languages in 1975. He later
completed training in the advanced studies program in international trade at the Graduate School of the Chinese
Academy of Social Sciences. In 2004, he received an MBA degree from Fordham after completing the post
graduate course run by BiMBA and Fordham in Beijing.
Mr. Yu studied literature and English courses at the Bayero University, Nigeria on government exchange program
1977-1979.
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CCPIT Leadership
Mr. Wang Jinzhen began his career in 1976 in Shanghai Fengxianxinghuo farmland, joined CCPIT in 1979 and now
serves as Vice Chairman of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) and China Chamber of
International Commerce (CCOIC) since 2006.
Mr. Wang’s past working positions in CCPIT are as follows:
-Deputy Director of the Foreign Exchange Department, China International Economic and Technical Cooperation
Consultants Inc. -Deputy Director, Director, Deputy Director General and Director General of International
Relations Department.
-Secretary General of ICC China
-Deputy Secretary General, Spokesman of CCPIT
-Secretary General of CCPIT
-General Director of the General Office
Mr. Wang’ current social positions include:
-Chief Delegate of China to the Bureau of International Exhibitions (BIE)
Wang Jinzhen
-Vice-Chairman of China Eco-Culture Association
CCPIT Vice Chairman
-a member of China-India Eminent Persons’ Group
-Director of the Institute of Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Wang was born in Shanghai in September 1957. He graduated from the Interpreter Training Class for UN in
Beijing Foreign Studies University and in 1977 he resumed his study in Beijing Foreign Trade College. Mr. Wang
received Special Governmental Subsidy from the State Council in 2000.
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