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Impressions from them 2007 meeting:
We need a strong China. China is the world’s new growth engine.
Levin Zhu, CEO, China International Capital Corporation, China
 
The huge demand for Chinese IPOs indicates a continued fascination with investors viewing the shares of mainland firms as a proxy for Chinese growth.
David K.P. Li, Chairman, Bank of East Asia, Hong Kong SAR
 
A sustainable world needs a sustainable China
Cherie Liem, Managing Director, GT Enterprises, China
 
To gain competitive advantage from globalization, the whole must be worth more, in terms of efficiency and/or capacity to create value for customers, than the sum of its parts.
Myles Lu, CEO, Roxbeam, China
 
The partnership between China and the European Union is strong and growing.
Vladimir Spidla, Commissioner for Social Affairs, European Commission,Belgium
 
There is no doubt that the global economy has benefited enormously from the emergence of China and that this new giant has brought new opportunities as well as challenges to Europe.
Jean-Claude Trichet, President, European Central Bank, Germany
 
Chinese companies are not coming for the raw materials only. They are less driven by political orders than by economic opportunities.
Firmino G Mucavele, CEO, NEPAD, South Africa
 
What is needed is dialogue. It is important to work with China to help it tackle the various challenges.
David Bell, Chairman, Pearson, United Kingdom
 
 
Global China Business Meeting
17-19 November 2008, Barcelona, Spain
 

The 2008 edition of the Global China Business Meeting will be held in Barcelona on 17-19 November. The Global China Business Meeting is the foremost annual gathering of Chinese business leaders and their global counterparts. The event is open to Chief Executive Officers of the world's leading companies, More then 400 participants are expected to take part in the meeting.

The 2008 Global China Business Meeting will provide a special focus on China's interaction with other emerging economies, including Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and India. A review of the Beijing Olympics will be another theme. Senior executives from around the world will discuss Chinese firms' growing impact on global business and will conceptualize the globalization of Chinese firms.

The co-chairs are:

César Alierta, Chairman, Telefonica, Spain
Léo Apotheker, Co-Chief Executive Officer, SAP, Germany
Chang Dae-whan, Chairman, Maeil, Republic of Korea
Chen Feng, Chairman, Hainan Airlines, China
Fu Chengyu, Chief Executive Officer, CNOOC, China
Jim Goodnight, Chief Executive Officer, SAS, USA
Li Dongsheng, Chairman, TCL, China
Li Ruogu, Chairman, China Exim Bank, China
Nin Gaoning, Chairman, COFCO, China
Feyhan Yasar Kalpaklioglu, Chairperson, Yasar Holdings, Turkey
Natalya Kaspersky, Chairman, Kaspersky Lab Group of Companies, Russia
Munir Majid, Chairman, Malaysia Airlines, Malaysia
Naushad Merali, Chairman, Sameer Group, Kenya
Sheikh Salman Al Khalifa, Chairman, Bahrain Petroleum Company, Bahrain
Anthony Salim, President, Salim Group, Indonesia
S. Sandilya, Chairman, Eicher Group, India
Shao Bo, Chairman, Novamed Pharmaceuticals, China
Wei Jiafu, Chairman, Cosco, China
Yan Bingzhu, Chairman, Bank of Beijing, China
Zhang Yue, Chairman, Broad Air Conditioning, China

The meeting is organized by Horasis and co-hosted by the China Federation of
Industrial Economics and Casa Asia - an institution under the Spanish government - with Ajuntament de Barcelona, COPCA and ICEX. Horasis is using
its unrivalled history of partnership with Chinese and global firms to create a powerful platform for cooperation between China and the rest of the world.

Co-hosts:

with

Co-organizers:

China Kingdom Club China International Reform Agency China Entrepreneurs Club 2005 Committee

Strategic Partners:

   
Deloitte    

Knowledge Partners:

Accenture AIG Port of Barcelona Baker McKenzie
       
CEIBS CLSA Digitas GTZ
       
IDA Ireland IESE Finnair Havas Media
       
   
Permira Roland Berger    

Media Partners:

Business Week Caijing Magazine Euromoney International Herald Tribune

For the last three years, the Horasis Global China Business Meeting has provided an unrivalled platform for Chinese firms to globalize their operations', said Frank-Jürgen Richter, President, Horasis. ‘The goal of this 4th Meeting is to identify the opportunities and challenges that will shape Chinese firms' future growth environment.'

‚The Global China Business Meeting is geared toward knowledge creation and business cooperation, with meetings between company leaders, government officials and regulators, aimed at finding a common ground to expanding our operations outside China', added Nin Gaoning, Chairman, China National Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Corporation (COFCO) and Executive Chairman, China Federation of Industrial Economics.

Jesús Sanz, Director of Casa Asia concluded: ‘We are pleased to co-host this important meeting of Chinese and global business leaders. Barcelona will serve as important gateway for Chinese firms to Europe, Latin America and other emerging economies. We are pleased to welcome them as guests at the Global China Business Meeting.'


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