update Chinese Dictionary of World Record Jobs

Until 1995 seattle and silicon valley had 95% of the first opportunities to design #digitalcooperation world leveraging a new G of 100 times more ICT every decade starting with 0G 1970s- thats a tr5uillion times moore ict in 2030 ver5sus the moon races of the 1960s- we should want 2020s to value humanAI in every way that is grounded in local communitiues wo wher5ever the next girkl is born she has a fair shot at good livelihood and life

By the start of the 4G decade in 2010s China was offering an alternative model valuing billion more peoples livelihoods than usa west coast -with over 15 neighbors including the corner of the asian continent wher5e 60% of youth live - hubs across every belt road to and from the Eurasia's east coast indcluding japan taiwan hk singapore as well as gateways to mainland china surely needed to be part of every 3rd grade teachers maps as U west coast's silicon valley and emrrald city

the human race will end uness we become excelent at celebrating win-wns -so the 2020s is the bets time to celebrate young job creators from both coastal belts (framing asia pacific centiuy) and everywhere that girls live and breathe in between

INTRODUCING THE DICTIONARY TO WORLD RECORD JOBS CREATOR & TIMRLINES
lift-off began in the 1960s thanks to jfk moon race and gordon moores promise - anyone who hubbed round his web could be sure of 100 times moore InfoCommunitation TRuth every decade - by 1972 silicon valley was named after his promise to humanity - the 0G decade of 1970s was in motion

gates was the first person to scale persona connections with computing by designing the o-s and code of personal computers- microsoft liftoff out of seattle accelerated 1985 in middle of 1G decade - before the end of 1G decade tim berners lee promised worldwide webs and settled in MIT as an alternative alu8mni space to s valley- negropronte was appointed to transform digitl archotectire around a hub MIT calls the media lab

the biggest change to markets ever seen emerged in 1995 seattle - bezos launched amazon, by good fort6une china;s number 1 youth travel guide  (Ma J Ma)made his first trip to usa - seattle 1995- chiense youth had about a decade to experiment wiuth before there was enough G or web or logistics infrastrucure to launch ecommerce or5 other future ways to create smje livelihoods and sustain every community- the race to design sustainable generations moore was on but onloy one american b=ventire capitalksit really noticed - his  Yang J Yang - his belief that 60% of the world's people might hub something extraordinarily diferent ftom usa west coast emerged round 2000 the atrt of 3g decade

back in MIT the other futire shock emerged in 1995- maybe mobiles would become thye unikversal device not personal computers- the quadir5 family as bangaldesh americans wanted the world pooerst vilage women to be the first universal mobile connecors - so they formed a partership which did that will vilage labs out of bangladesh- alt6hough this was noticed by silicon valley investoirs their annual summit6 on m,icrocredit from 1997 became a pr space not an open learning university- again Ma J Ma took note - which was how in 2008 whyen americans used digotal to subprime banking china used digital fintech to destroy cfredit cards at least in china - alipay went o0n to celebrate g4 decade mobiles by doing digital gtranscatiuons mobile to mobile- as dod go=irls out f bangaldesh- something that bill gates started to see in 2010

we have msssed the silicon valley comeback stioy of smart device apps- which became apple's bigt thing from late 1990s first ewith teh g2 tech of ipod and iti=unes - the first apps amrektplace and acceleratining as steve jobs launched the foirst smart phone in 2007

also notable is how google deveko0pped the first mega scaleable model around search - also out of silicon valley- search hubs soon became the r&d networks of choine for digital trafornations of the g3-G4 decade- google helped develop android -in mobiules the oppsouet to apples private operating system

By now china had 3 extraoridnairily innovative stary upo ecosyetesm
everything commerce could creat sme livelihhod around jack ma
everything search cpould lead to baidu
everything that persinal messaging might lead to tencent
everything atyhat G leadership would create for teh sustainability generation around  Ren Zhengfei (interestingly part ofv the short term nighmare of dotcoms failing was the failure of dot untilitioes most famkoust worldcom bhut alsio lucent and worldcome-usa stopped being in the race to lead the decade leaps in digita infrastructire around 2005- this is not china fault its the same disatrous lack of sustainable invetsiment ath caused sub-prome- and teh same fake media in usa which bans ameruicans from ever learning from mkistakes)

hence we publish the main guide to wporkd recird jobs creatirs in chiense first- actually the fiur5st 50 years of future opportunity debates were pub,kished in English in The economist see www.normanmacrae,net where you will see that every sustainable concept6 norman wrote about was turned by bad american academkics into the opposite of what he was trying to help 8 billion epopel search for as moores law raced to the 2020s decade of more comouter brains than hyuman lones - for that story have a look at www.unitedai.city

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INTRO -Valuation of the G-decades as humanity’s most exciting time begins with gordon moore’s 1965 promise that electronic engineers would multiply communications tech by 100 fold each G decade. That’s a trillion times moore coms tech for humans to linking by 2030 than the moon race of the 1960s. By 1972 Silicon Valley was named after Moore’s silicon chip- the first 2 supertowns of the valley were connected – intel’s santa clara and Stanford U’s palo alto. Becoming an alumni of the G-decades started here for hi-tech entrepreneurial revolutionaries and on the other side of the world in brac bangladesh for the most human of girl empowerment networkers – see Fazle Abed’s and quarter billion girls travels through the G-decades finally united the likes of Bill Gates and Jack Ma in sdg worlds largest NGO partnership=== may 2019 update

0G Fazle Abed: Almost nowhere on earth had less “G” communications technology (but more potential for bottom-up family networking) than the villages of East Pakistan 1970, relaunched as the new nation of Bangladesh in 1971. Yet it was out of girl empowerment village hubs of Bangladesh  Rural Advancement Committee , 1972, that Fazle Abed alumni linked in 4 great community-centric livelihood curriculum HeRD (Health “e” Rice Disaster) as well as the exponential rising of inter-generational investment processes of village banking and education. Microeconomics Reality for the unprecedented 60 year race to SDGs (1970-2030).

Over a billion girls’ livelihoods have been changed for the better by those who understand and cooperatively replicate  and contextually accelerate the knowhow of Fazle Abed .  3 critical timelines of Moore’s G-era show how both China and Bangladeshi women leapt ahead because they needed an Entrepreneurial Revolution solutions in common.

Alumni of Abed at the Bangladesh Rural Advancement committee crisscrossed with the corporate executive world of Shell Oil 1970 and the girls lift up half the sky of rural China particularly that southern region which would be contiguous with Bangladesh if it wasn’t for the geographically illogical partitioning of borders left behind by the English when they hurriedly ceded independence to South Asia in 1948.

In terms of career meaning, founding BRAC was a case of 3^rd time lucky for Fazle Abed who had left his country (then called East Pakistan) as a teen to study shipping architecture at Adam Smith’s Glasgow University of the mid 1950s. This gave him the blueprint mapping skills that engineering and architects use to communicate but not a career pathway out of Britain 1960.  So, he decided to return to the family profession of Chartered Accounting, and succeeding in this he became the CEO for Shell in East Pakistan. That was where a cyclone hit part of the country, he was located in, killing half a million people leaving only pieces of Shell’s infrastructure standing. So, bottom up disaster relief came naturally to Fazle Abed as for 6 months he worked night and day helping villagers do this.. He also realized through this experience that Giving Directly (what 21^st c world bankers call conditional cash transfer) to people who already were embedded in the community could be a very different financial model than western top down relief where charities fly in experts but by funding dictate must leave before relief turns into development.

Famine was the other massively dramatic killer in the region- fortunately applying the green revolution to rice science could bring food security to communities and village mothers with many children to feed were only too happy to help grow more rice than had ever been seen before. But maternal and infant health was still so bad in rural Bangladesh of the 1970s that one out of 4 infants died of diarrhea – training village mothers up to make a living as basic para health servants who built a rural health service completed three-in-one value chains of HRD. Rural China of the 1970s was discovering the same needs – evidenced by its famed barefoot medics and the accident of how rural capitalism was first invented in China by a rice producing village cooperative. WE can see clearly now why poorest Bangladesh and Chinese village women need action learning networks round the same skillsets to develop family and community.

China 1975 – no non-state companies China 1976- Diaspora invited to inward invest with possibility of incorporation – all other corporate forms remain illegal China 1978 – one village rice cooperative decides to redesign round 16 family companies which will look after whichever ones are banished as illegal- they are instantly so much more productive that instead of being imprisoned as outlaws these villagers became the model for China’s rural Keynesianism

 To understand how Fazle Abed empowered village women to develop the world’s largest and poorest nation born in the 1970s- you need to share his relentless questioning of value chains at 4 levels. For the first 7 years of developing BRAC he located himself in one village region mapping over 20 livelihood and training micro franchises. From one region to 200000 villages was the second value chain to map. Third, what national market leadership could be owned in trust by village women. Fourth, what global  (PGP- Public-Girls-Private) partnerships model could enable  financial aid and education systems to leapfrom ahead of each G

AT BRAC The first quarter of a century of village development was done entirely through person to person networking – there was no access to electricity grids nor telecoms. From 1996 to 2010 G2 partnerships came to the Bangladesh villages initially with investors around Muhammad Yunus. This was the most critical period for deciding what national level value chains to integrate around brac (and Capital City of Dhaka)  as a worldwide platform for womens sdg leadership.

 By 2010 Brac had attracted the largest NGO partnership in the world by prioritizing very different ways to transform through the era of 0G to 2G and worldwide partnership development than Muhammad Yunus. As technologists turned  to 3G and 4G note exactly how BRAC became the best partner of the quadirs at MIT and their collaboration including knowhow of coders in Kenya (see Ibrahim and Hughes) became the map for banking for the billion poorest shared celebrated with the likes of Gates Foundation and Jack Ma by 2018. Fazle Abed received the worlds first education laureate at WISE – bangladesh village women had developed the SDG era’s benchmark case of beyond the classroom education. They had launched a university (Brac U) like no other and had integrated the most manual of financial service systems with the ultra poverty alleviation fintech model.

New Development banking for infrastructure can be great (entrepreneurially happy and free) for the 60+% of the world that live in Asia but only if and only if you  continuously ground the action learning curricula of rural girls empowerment

Singing words of wisdom let H”e”RD BE

H”e”RD-BE= Health.=“e” Rice Disaster- Banking Education

Deming, innovated quality engineering systems with near zero defects. 1950s companies in USA did not offer him mch work so he located in Japan where his work helped Japan become world class -leading the world with bullet trains, microelectronics in the form of calculators and watches, systems like Toyota's

jfk kennedy

kennedy's moon race is remarkable because:
it demonstrated what human and computing intelligences could do that ha never been imaginable bepore
it dared to put 5000 of america's brightest brains onto achieving one goal- amazingly other opportunities that desperately need brains not silos of corporates, gov and ngos have never been repeated even though america has about 150 million working age peoples third only to india and china both of which have  over 5 times more

with the assassination of kennedy (as well as leading black americans a second kennedy and pop star lennon) and other shocks (the unwinnable vietnam war), the ever rising cold war with ussr, soon the changes in cost of oil that american culture had becomes 3 times more addicted to than anywhere , america turned from the nations whose optimism led the world to a much more neurotic place (fanned also by bad news media) 

lee kuan yew

LKY fathered the new nation of Singapore. He was driven by one question- how to create jobs, jobs, jobs. He demanded job creation from economic advisers, from fellow public servants and educators, and of the service culture that propels singapore forward in a region where lifelong learning is demanded by everyone

In our view democracy as a goal isn't all its made uo ti be except where public servants strive as relentlessly as LKY to develop jobs jobs jobs

sheikha moza worldrecordjobs.com creator arguable number 1 woman WRJ

here is my attempt at what world would miss if Sheika Moza did not exist -all editing ideas hugely appreciated; in 10 days time i am at china's single most accessible summit for getting to 50 thinktank leaders on globalisation and humanising AI; think of it as the week before rehearsal of Education Girls Belt Road Beijing April 26- aka Girl AI Investment Banking GAIIB.com  

i need a summary somewhere between twitter and max one page length of what world would miss without sheikha moza .though i had hoped brac and jack ma's biographer out of tsinghua university would have edited this - so far the opposite process has happened out of dhaka; meanwhile I know javeed has made great headway in india these last 6 months and returns to new york today;I will try and see him soon after my beijing trip

SHEIKHA MOZA epicentre of 3 multipliers of livelihoods of womens sustainability generation: 

1.with 50 nations and UN hub education above all - innovation of edu systems for refugees 

2.educations WISE origin of laureates for education- strangely nobel never did education- starting 2011 wise's worldwde judging panel with a bit of hedlp from Singapore’s lee kuan yew uiiversity awarded livelihood education laureates - inaugural bechmark education sir fazle abed brac- worlds largest girls livelihood education partnership network  - reaching quarter billion womens lives - thats before digital partners now including gates foundation mit and jack ma have accelerated brac’s bank/currency for billion poorest reach across hemispheres from its startup 1972  origins in disaster resilience and womens  grassroots community heath and nutrition network in the poorest 100 million person nation bangladesh –

3.Girls smart city: girls' university and education system at a superport in the middle of one of the hardest belt roads to map- next celebrations nov 2019 Qatar with 3000 delegates live and over 20000 active wise networkers including supercity branches in beijng madrid new York, ghana, tunis and paris

some other networks moza closely influences

UN sustainability goal eminent panel - see chinawise.org

women leaders of nations surrounded by conflicts - eg queen of jordan is arguably most heroic hub for k-12th grade education of girls both of her nation and at the huge refugee camps jordan hosts

investment funds of qatar foundation - the duality between the nations public higher education system and the world class partnership university campus of womens education city

qatar has a challenge to build a post oil well desert economy in the Arab Emirate region where up to 10 micronations’ ports are both collaborating and competing dominated by one macronation saudi arabia and surrounded by nations like syria iraq and iran which were once the centre of ancient civilisation trading routes but whose geographical landblocks and peoples are trapped by a world where technology is changing faster than human cultures can understand- part of moza's family have chosen highly visible modernity platforms including al jazeera media and partnering 2022 world cup football- it is still unclear whether these back from the future of global celebrity making will sustain a joyful postion for qatar in 2020s decade or trillion times moore tech than the moon race decade of 1960s. Whether or not qatars commercial investments are optimal there is no human reason we can find for not loving education above all

Regarding TO List and anyone who cares about girls livelihood edu

I did try and introduce all 4 of you to each other qatar 2017 and various contacts including qataars education above all parnership with 50 un chosen national educators for refugees and the wise-beijing hosts but i know we didnt manage to all meet people at same time

javeed iof you think hujiang or his tedx style chinese host -beiiing based IASK-  can help connect me with someone in beijing who can pick up the relay torch of celebrating sheikha moza please say- at the moment the only student in beijing that i have now known for a long time is song- she is quite capable of linking in any community celebrations of the arts fashion sports etc- one of jack mas top 7 collaboration pathways as he starts his fisrt school year returning to be the wealthiest educator and amrketer who values youths sustainability most

chris

there will be a hyperlinked version of this delegate listing at http://erworld.tv by Sunday it takes about 50 hours of searches to do all of these people justice unless you are chinese in which case you may notice china's first billanthropy the family from china's leading glass company (50 years on from my father's parody of how MBAs at UK pilkington glass were drowning itself in patents)

Amitav Archaya , YoutubeCGTN  T Distinguished Professor of International Relations of American University Bethseda (Confirmed) beyond west as monopoly theorist of intl relations -cf wrj mahbubani

H.E. Edward Boateng 1 2, Ambassador of Ghana to China 15 bn fund  6500 ghana students in china; winner of 2017 wise laureate

Ghana Secures $15 Billion Chinese Funding For Transformation Agenda - Gh... Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) co-ordinates and monitors all investment activities and assists domesti...

Andrew Browne, tw Editorial Director, Bloomberg New Economy Forum -see nov 20-22 event

 Cao Degan 1, Director-General of Heren Charitable Foundation x china first .5bn fn; Former Deputy Governor of Fujian Province sb model -Charity Academy at Nanjing University,China Foundation for Poverty Alliance.

Chen Chi, CEO and Co-Founder of Xiaozhu.com (Confirmed)
Chen Dingding, Professor of International Relations at Jinan University (Confirmed)
Chen Jian, Former Vice Minister of Commerce, CCG Advisor (Confirmed)
Chen Deming, Former Minister of Commerce, President of MOFCOM China Association of Enterprises with Foreign Investment (CAEFI); CCG Honorary Chair (Confirmed)
Ronnie Chan, Chairman of Hang Lung Properties; CCG Co-Chair (Confirmed)
Chen Wenling, Chief Economist of China Center for International Economic Exchange (CCIEE), CCG Expert Advisor (Confirmed)
Giuseppe Crocetti, Chief of Mission, International Organization for Migration (IOM) (Confirmed)
Nick Coyle, CEO & Executive Director, AustCham Beijing (Confirmed)
Cui Fan, Professor at University of International Business and Economics (UIBE); CCG Nonresident Senior Fellow (Confirmed)
Cui Mingmo, President of China Association for International Economic Cooperation (CAFIEC) (Confirmed)
Wendy Cutler, Vice President of Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI) (Confirmed)
H.E. Ali Obaid Al Dhaheri, Ambassador of U.A.E. to China
H.E. Clare Fearnley, Ambassador of New Zealand to China
Fu Chengyu, Former Chairman of Sinopec Group; CCG Advisor
Fan Wenzhong, Chairman of Beijing Financial Holdings Group; Former Director-General for Foreign Affairs at China Banking Regulatory Commission (Confirmed)
Fang Fang, Partner of Waterwood Investment Holdings; CCG Vice Chair (Confirmed)
Allan Gabor, President of Merck China
Gao Anming, Deputy Director of China Foreign Languages Publishing Administration
Dan Gao Zhendong, Founder and CEO of Positec, CCG Senior Vice Chair (Confirmed)
H.E. Diego Ramiro Guelar, Ambassador of Argentina to China (Confirmed)
Guan Xin, Founder and Chairman of Kuan Capital, CCG Vice Chair (Confirmed)
Guo Sheng, Chief Executive Officer, Zhaopin.com, CCG Senior Council Member
Linda He Mei, Chairperson and President of Wailian Overseas Consulting Group, CCG Vice Chair (Confirmed)
He Ning, Former Director-General of Department of American and Oceanian Affairs at Ministry of Commerce; Former Minister for Commercial Affairs at Chinese Embassy to U.S.; CCG Senior Fellow (Confirmed)
He Shenquan, Member of Editorial Board of of Global Times (Confirmed)
He Weiwen, Former Commercial Counsellor at Chinese Embassy in New York and San Francisco; CCG Senior Fellow (Confirmed)
He Yafei, Former Vice Minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Former Deputy Director of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council; CCG Co-Chair (Confirmed)
Hou Wenxuan, Chair in Corporate Finance at the Business School, University of Edinburgh; CCG Nonresident Senior Fellow (Confirmed)
Huo Jianguo, Former President of the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, Ministry of Commerce, CCG Senior Fellow (Confirmed)
Daniel Ikenson, Director of Herbert A. Stiefel Center for Trade Policy Studies, CATO Institute (Confirmed)
Jiang Shan, Former Director-General of Department of American and Oceanian Affairs of Ministry of Commerce; CCG Senior Fellow (Confirmed)
Jiang Xipei, Chairman of Far East Holding Group; CCG Vice Chair (Confirmed)
Jin Xin, Director of China Center for Contemporary World Studies (Confirmed)
H.E. Ed Kronenburg, Ambassador of the Netherlands to China
Masahiro Kawai, Representative Director and Director-General, Economic Research Institute for Northeast Asia (Confirmed)
H.E. Lan Lijun, Director-General of China Fund of International Studies (CFIS); Former Ambassador of China to Finaland, Canada and Indonesia
Li Baiqing, Executive Director-General of CGE Peace Development Foundation (Confirmed)
Li Dongsheng, Chairman of TCL Group
Howard Li, Chairman and CEO of Waitex Group; Co-Chair of Committee of 100 Greater China (Confirmed)
James Liang Jianzhang, Co-founder and Executive Chairman of Ctrip; CCG Vice Chair (Confirmed)
Liao Jianwen, Chief Strategy Officer, JD Group (Confirmed)
Leng Yan, Executive Vice President of Daimler China; CCG Senior Council Member (Confirmed)
Anthony Leung Kam-chung, Former Financial Secretary of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, CEO of Nan Fung Group; CCG Senior Vice-Chair (Confirmed)
Liu Shijin, Deputy Director of Economic Council under the CPPCC; Vice President of Development Research Foundation under the State Council; CCG Advisor (Confirmed)
Liu Yanhua, Former Vice Minister of Science and Technology; Counselor for the State Counci of PRC (Confirmed)
Long Yongtu, Former Vice Minister of Commerce, Former Secretary-General of the Boao Forum for Asia, CCG Chair
Lv Kejian, Former Director-General of Department of Asian Affairs, Ministry of Commerce; Former Minister at the Chinese Embassy in Japan; CCG Senior Fellow (Confirmed)
Miao Lu, Vice President and Secretary-General of CCG (Confirmed)
H.E. Eoin O'Leary, Ambassador of Ireland to China (Confirmed)
Pang Zhongying, Professor at Ocean University of China; President of Ocean Development Advanced Studies Institute; CCG Non-resident Senior Fellow
Jacob Parker, Vice President of China Operations at the U.S.-China Business Council (Confirmed)
Michael Pillsbury, Director of Center on Chinese Strategy, Hudson Institute (Confirmed)
H.E. Miguel Angel Ramirez Ramos, Ambassador of Cuba to China (Confirmed)
Margaret Ren, China Chairman of Bank of America Merrill Lynch; CCG Vice Chair
Ruan Zongze, Vice President of China Institute of International Studies (CIIS) (Confirmed)
H.E. Nicholas Rosellini, UN Resident Coordinator in China (Confirmed)
H.E. Luis Schmidt, Ambassador of Chile to China
H.E. Ettore Francesco Sequi, Ambassador of Italy to China
H.E. Shen Guofang, Executive Director of China Fund of International Studies (CFIS); Former Deputy Representative and Ambassador of China to U.N.
Shi Yinhong, Dean of School of International Studies, Renmin University of China; Counselor for the State Council; CCG Academic Council Advisor (Confirmed)
Feike Sijbesma, CEO of DSM
Song Zhiping, Chairman of China National Building Materials Group Corporation (Confirmed)
Tim Stratford, Chairman of AmCham China (Confirmed)
H.E. Su Ge, Chairman of China National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation, Former Chinese Ambassador toIceland, CCG Advisor (Confirmed)
Su Hao, Director of Center for Strategic and Peace, China Foreign Affairs University; CCG Nonresident Senior Fellow (Confirmed)
Sun Jie, Former Director of Department of Asset Management at China Security Regulatory Commission; President of Asset Management Association of China, CCG Senior Fellow (Confirmed)
Tang Xiuguo, President of SANYI Group; CCG Vice Chair (Confirmed)
Teng Jianqun, Director of the Department for American Studies and Center for Arms Control and International Security, China Institute of International Studies (CIIS); CCG Nonresident Senior Fellow (Confirmed)
Tu Xinquan, Professor and Dean of China Institute for WTO Studies, University of International Business and Economics (UIBE); CCG Nonresident Senior Fellow (Confirmed)
Justin Vaisse, Director-General of Paris Peace Forum (Confirmed)
Wang Feng, Editor-in-Chief of FTChinese.com (Confirmed)
Wang Shi, Founder of China Vanke; CCG Senior Vice Chair (Confirmed)
Wang Yong, Professor and Director of Center for International Political Economy at Peking University; CCG Nonresident Senior Fellow (Confirmed)
Wang Guangfa, Chairman and President of Beijing Fazheng Group (Confirmed)
Wang Huiyao, President of CCG, Counselor for the State Council (Confirmed)
Wang Linda, Chairperson of Beijing Yihai Properties; CCG Vice Chair (Confirmed)
Wang Xiaochu, Former Vice Minister of Human Resources and Social Security; Vice Chairman of NPC Foreign Affairs Committee; CCG Advisor
Wang Yi, Founder and CEO of LAIX (Confirmed)
Jeremie Waterman, Vice President of Greater China at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Xue Lan, Dean of Schwarzman Scholars, Tsinghua University (Confirmed)
Yang Rui, Host of CGTN, CCG Nonresident Senior Fellow (Confirmed)
Yu Hongjun, Former Vice Minister of the International Department of the CCP Central Committee; CCG Advisor
Yu Yunquan, Vice President of Institute of Contemporary China and World Studies (Confirmed)
Yuan Peng, Director-General of China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations (Confirmed)
H.E. Wojciech Zajaczkowski, Ambassador of Poland to China (Confirmed)
Zha Daojiong, Professor of the School of International Studies of Peking University; CCG Academic Committee Advisor (Confirmed)
Zhang Hongli, Co-Chair of HOPU Fund; Former Senior Executive Vice President of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), CCG Vice Chair (Confirmed)
Zhang Huarong, President of Huajian Group, CCG Vice Chair (Confirmed)
Zheng Yongnian, Chair of CCG Expert Advisory Committee; Director of East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore (Confirmed)
Zhou Mingwei, Former Director-General of China Foreign Languages Publishing Administration

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