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作者：Anonymous 在 罕见奇谈 发贴, 来自 http://www.hjclub.org
China-U.S. Relations: Past, Present, and Future
Wednesday - Saturday, November 5-8, 2003
An International Conference that Examines the Issues of Yesterday,
the Challenges of Today, and the Opportunities for Tomorrow.
Texas A&M University and the George Bush School of Government and Public Service
in collaboration with
the George Bush Presidential Library Foundation
the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries
Tuesday, November 4, 2003
5:00-7:00 p.m. Registration/Reception Hilton Hotel
Wednesday, November 5, 2003
Master of Ceremonies: General Richard Chilcoat, Texas A&M Co-Chair of Program Committee and
Dean of the Bush School of Government and Public Service
7:30 a.m. Bus Pick-Up at Hotels
8:30 Optional Registration Rudder
9:00 Welcoming Remarks by Former United States President George Bush Rudder Auditorium (OPEN)
9:15 Kay and Britt Rice/BRE Exhibit Lecture Series
China-U.S. Relations Since Normalization
Keynote Speakers:
• Mr. Qian Qichen, Former Vice Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China
• Dr. Henry Kissinger, Former United States Secretary of State
15 min–Q&A
10:30 Buses to Presidential Conference Center (PCC)
10:30 Optional Registration PCC
11:15 Plenary Session I: China-U.S. Relations: Opportunities and Challenges Auditorium A
Chair of Session: Dr. Arnold Kanter, Former United States Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
20 min–Chinese Speaker: Mr. Yang Jiechi, Ambassador of the People's
Republic of China to the United States
20 min–U.S. Speaker: Admiral Joseph W. Prueher, Former United
States Ambassador to the People’s Republic of China
30 min–Response Panel
Chinese Respondent: Dr. Yuan Ming, Professor and Director of
the American Studies Center, Peking University
U.S. Respondent: Dr. David M. Lampton, Professor and
Director of China Studies, Johns Hopkins-School of Advanced
International Studies
20 min–Q&A
12:45 p.m. Break
1:00 Lunch Room 1011, PCC
1:45 Break
2:00 Introduction by TBD Auditorium A
(OPEN)
Keynote Speaker: Mr. Richard Armitage, United States Deputy Secretary of State
3:00 Break
3:30 Plenary Session II: Global and Regional Security Issues
Trends and Prospects
Roles and Responsibilities of China and U.S.
Security Issues in Northeast Asia
Security Issues in South and Southeast Asia
Terrorism
WMD Proliferation
Military Modernization and Force Deployments Auditorium A
Chair of Session: Mr. Evan Bayh, United States Senator
20 min–Chinese Speaker: General Xiong Guangkai, Deputy Chief of the
General Staff, People’s Liberation Army
20 min–U.S. Speaker: General Brent Scowcroft, Former United States
National Security Advisor
30 min–Response Panel
Chinese Respondent: Dr. Yan Xuetong, Professor and Director
of the Institute of International Studies, Tsinghua University
U.S. Respondent: Michael H. Armacost, President and Trustee,
The Brookings Institution
20 min–Q&A
5:00 VIP Reception Hosted by the George Bush Presidential Library Foundation (invitation only) Library Rotunda
5:00 Reception for All Other Participants PCC Lobby
6:00 Introductions by Mr. Chris Galvin, Chairman and CEO, Motorola, Inc. Auditorium A
(OPEN)
Keynote Speakers:
• Mr. James A. Baker, III, Former United States Secretary of State
• Mr. Yang Jiechi, Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to the United States
7:15 Break
7:30 Dinner Room 1011, PCC
9:00 Buses Return to Hotels
Thursday, November 6, 2003
Master of Ceremonies: Dr. Roman Popadiuk, Executive Director, George Bush Presidential Library Foundation
7:30 a.m. Bus Pick-Up at Hotels/Continental Breakfast
9:00 Greetings from Dr. David B. Prior, Executive Vice President and Provost, Texas A&M University
9:15 Plenary Session III: Economic Trends and Prospects
The Global Economy and the Chinese Economy: Implications of Each for the Other
The Global Economy and the U.S. Economy: Implications of Each for the Other Auditorium A
Chair of Session: Mr. Malcolm Williamson, President and CEO, VISA International
20 min–U.S. Speaker: Mr. Michael Ducker, Executive Vice President-
International, FedEx Corporation
20 min–Chinese Speaker: Mr. Zheng Hu, Vice President, China
National Petroleum Corporation
30 min–Response Panel
U.S. Respondent: Mr. John L. Thornton, Senior Advisor,
Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
Chinese Respondent: Mr. Xu Qin, Director General, National
State Development and Reform Commission
20 min–Q&A
10:45 Break
11:00 Plenary Session IV: Trade and Investment: Doing Business in and Between China and the U.S. Auditorium A
Chair of Session: Mr. James Morgan, Chairman, President, and CEO, Applied Materials, Inc.
20 min–Chinese Speaker: Mdm. Ma Xiuhong, Vice Minister of Foreign
Trade and Economic Cooperation
20 min–U.S. Speaker: Mr. Robert B. Zoellick, United States Trade
Representative
30 min–Response Panel
Chinese Respondent: TBD
U.S. Respondent – Dr. Susan C. Schwab, United States
Department of Treasury
20 min–Q&A
12:30 p.m. Break
12:45 Lunch Room 1011, PCC
1:30 Break
1:45 Introduction by Mr. Chen Haosu, President of the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries Auditorium A
(OPEN)
Keynote Speaker: Mr. Long Yongtu, Secretary-General of Boao Forum for Asia
2:45 Break
3:15 Plenary Session V: Building Partnerships in Science and Technology Auditorium A
Chair of Session: Dr. Min Weifang, Executive Vice President and Chairman of the University Council, Peking University
20 min–U.S. Speaker: Dr. Norman Neureiter, Senior Advisor, Science
and Technology, Department of State
20 min–Chinese Speaker: Mdm. Deng Nan, Vice Minister, Ministry of
Science and Technology
30 min–Response Panel
U.S. Respondent – Mr. David Wang, Executive Vice President
for International, Applied Materials, Inc.
Chinese Respondent: Dr. Wu Liangyong, Member of the
Chinese Academy of Engineering, School of Architecture,
Tsinghua University
20 min–Q&A
5:00 Cultural Entertainment “Break for Freedom” statue
5:30 VIP Reception and Bush Library Tour Hosted by President Bush and Vice Premier Qian (invitation only) Library Rotunda
5:30 Reception for All Other Conference Participants PCC Lobby
6:30 Banquet Dinner Hosted by President Bush and Vice Premier Qian Room 1011, PCC
8:00 Buses Return to Hotels
Friday, November 7, 2003
Master of Ceremonies: Dr. Richard E. Ewing, Texas A&M Co-Chair of Program Committee and Vice President for Research
7:30 Bus Pick-Up at Hotels/Continental Breakfast
8:15 Greetings from Dr. Robert M. Gates, President, Texas A&M University
8:30 Plenary Session VI: Models for Future Cooperation: Agriculture and Energy Auditorium B
Chair of Session: Mr. Cao Xianghong, Senior Vice President, China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation
Panelists (10 minutes each):
Agriculture:
• Dr. Chen Zhangliang, President of China Agricultural University
• Dr. Rodney Brown, Deputy Under Secretary for Research, Education, and Economics, United States Department of Agriculture
• Mr. John L. Killmer, President, Monsanto Greater China
Energy:
• Shell Global Solutions (US) Inc. Representative
• Mr. Peng Xiaofei, Chairman, Caltex Companies (Greater China) Limited, ChevronTexaco
• Dr. Qiao Jianyong, President, China University of Mining and Technology
30 min–Q&A
10:00 Break
10:15 Plenary Session VII: Promoting Educational Exchange and Research in the Chinese-U.S. Relationship
Chair of Session: TBD
Panelists (10 minutes each):
• Mr. Liu Zhiyong, Deputy Director General, Department of Informational Sciences, National Natural Science Foundation of China
• Dr. Marye Anne Fox, Chancellor, North Carolina State University
• Dr. Min Weifang, Executive Vice President and Chairman of the University Council, Peking University
• Mr. Alexander P. De Angelis, Regional Coordinator, East Asia and Pacific Program, Office of International Science and Engineering, National Science Foundation
30 min–Q&A
11:45 Break
Noon Working Lunch Meeting – Building a Data Archive on China and China-U.S. Relations: Creation of an Electronic Archive of Data to Support Quantitative Research on China and China-U.S. Relations Room 1011, PCC
Noon Working Lunch and Concurrent Roundtable Sessions (Part I)
• Altered Landscapes and Environmental Responses to Transformations (ALERT)
• Food Safety: The Rural Imperative
• Higher Education During a Time of Transition
• Information Technology and Applications
• Integrating Science, Education, and IT in Cross-Cultural Settings
• New Venture Growth Strategies in China’s High Technology Industries: Internal Growth vs. Alliances with Foreign Direct Investment
• Opportunities and Challenges in Doing Business and Trade in China-U.S.
• Plant Molecular Biology and Biotechnology
• Reducing the WMD Threat on the Korean Peninsula and from Terrorism
• Research and Development on Energy Production
• SARS: Crisis and Opportunity of Global Public Health
• Scientific Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine to Address the Aging World
• Sustainable Community Planning, Design and Construction Various Rooms
3:00 Break
3:15 Concurrent Roundtable Sessions (Part II) Various Rooms
4:45 Return to Hotel
6:00 Pick-Up at Hotel
6:30 Informal Working Dinner Faculty Club
Saturday, November 8, 2003
8:00 a.m. Bus Pick-Up at Hotels/Continental Breakfast
8:30 Concurrent Roundtable Sessions (Part III) Various Rooms
10:00 Break
10:15 Concurrent Plenary Session VIII: Recommendations from Working Sessions on Future Directions
Natural Sciences
Chair of Session: Dr. Richard E. Ewing, Vice President for Research, Texas A&M University Auditorium A
Social Sciences
Chair of Session: General Richard Chilcoat, Dean of the Bush School of Government and Public Service Auditorium B
11:30 Break
11:45 Concluding Remarks from Conference Co-Chairs Auditorium A
12:30 p.m. Lunch Room 1011, PCC
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