Part of Comments on the Seminar on Financial Openness and Financial Risk Control for Developing Countries:
Concerning the seminar that i have attended in China, first i would like to thank you for your hospitality and your help. Also the assistants and the organisers there were very helpful.It was a great pleasure for me to visit your country and to discover its culture and its society.
The seminar was great, it gave us a global view about the economic situation of China and the historical overview of its development.
I like the subject of the lectures, they were very interesting and useful.
During the last lecture, it was suppposed that all the participants do a presentation about their countries, but in fact the time given for each country was about 10 minutes which was unsufficient to do even an introduction!
The closing ceremony, the trips and the tours were nice and well organised.
Finally, i would like to thank you again and i wish i could have another opportunity to visit China again.
The invitee: Ms. Hoda Kilany, Ministry of Finance
Ms. Hoda Kilany was invited to the Seminar on Financial Openness and Financial Risk Control for Developing Countries which was held by the Ministry of Commerce of the the People’s Republic of China during May 15 – June 4, 2009. The General Information is as follows:
1. Project Introduction
The seminar will conduct training through school teaching, observation, various forums and exchanges on the basis of the brief introduction of China’s political, economic, diplomatic, cultural conditions and the seminar will focus on financial openness and financial risk control for developing countries, closely around the course of the financial openness experiences and lessons for developing countries, China’s financial openness practices, financial risk and financial trend analysis, financial market supervision and risk prevention. The project seeks to promote the interaction of the financial management and the building of mutual exchanges between China and the developing countries, to help developing countries cultivate the qualified persons in economics, and to support China's overall diplomatic work needs to facilitate the mutual-beneficial cooperation among countries.
This training project will last for 21 days. The main content of the seminar is: China’s experiences and achievements in reforming and opening up，China's foreign aid policy and the briefings on the work of business，China’s basic national condition and traditional culture, International financial market development trend analysis, financial market development experience and lessons of Developing countries, financial markets to developing countries for economic development role, the financial market financing ways and means, financial market risk prevention and supervision etc.
This training project will arrange the study tours to the relative government departments and enterprises, exchange activities with experts and scholars of the School of Finance and the School of Economics of CUFE. During the training, study tour to ShangHai, relevant departments of city and enterprises will be conducted for the participants so as to increase the participants’ understanding of China’s financial openness and financial risk control. In addition to the training, the participants will be organized to study Chinese culture and attend recreational activities to enrich the extracurricular lives of the participants.
2. Sponsor Introduction
Located in downtown Beijing, the capital of China, and established in 1949, Central University of Finance and Economics （CUFE）,under the leadership of the Ministry of Education, is one of the leading comprehensive universities covering extensive disciplines in law, arts, sciences and engineering, and it is also distinguished in economics and management. It is one of the 100 universities to which the Chinese government has attached top priority for the 21st Century.
In 1949, shortly after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the first university of finance and economics was created by the China central government. During more than five decades' development, it has been one of the leaders in business and financial studies. The name of the school when it was first established was the Central Institute of Taxation. It later went through several development stages. In 1996, the Institute was officially renamed the Central University of Finance and Economics in honor of the Ministry of Education.
On the occasion of the university's 50th anniversary, former President Jiang Zeming dedicated the following massage: "Strive continuously to make great progress to provide large numbers of well-qualified management personnel to aid China's modernization."
Globally recognized for its academic excellence, CUFE today is a vibrant community of scholarship and learning that has inherited the traditions of service to the entire nation and striving for excellence.
CUFE has developed into a key resource for first-class personnel in all areas of economics and management, as well as offering comprehensive education in law, liberal arts and the sciences.
The new campus, located in Shahe, Changping District, is currently under construction and will have a final area of 80.4 hectares.
CUFE consists of over 30 schools, departments and research centers. The University awards bachelor's degrees in 39 academic disciplines, master's degrees in 42 disciplines, and 17 doctoral degrees in applied economics. In addition, four special programs are offered: MBA, MPAcc, MPA, and J.M. Key majors are in Applied Economics. There are also three post-research programs including applied economics, theoretical economics, business administration.
Currently there are more than 15,000 students registered at CUFE, including 8,000 full-time students. Among these students, 5494 are undergraduates, 2275 are graduates and PhD candidates, and about 300 are international students. The others are adult students from the schools of Continuing Education and Online Education.
CUFE has trained more than 60,000 experts in economics and management who have made, and continue to make, significant contributions to the development of China's economy. Many CUFE alumni hold key positions in government, including the General Auditor, and in education, business and industry throughout the world.
The university currently is home to more than 1067 full-time faculty and staff, including 110 professors and 237 associate professors as well as 50 foreign teachers. 78% of the faculty members have pursued master's and doctoral degrees.
Our goal for the future is to achieve responsible, managed growth through continuous improvement of our services, thereby developing a unique and multi-disciplinary research institution of international standing.
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