Trade and Investment Mission to the People’s Republic of China
21 – 25 September 2019
The Honourable Jackie Trad MP, Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships
Table of Contents
Deputy Premier’s Official Party Members ...... 3 Parliamentary Delegation Members ...... 4 Business Delegation ...... 5 Queensland Youth Orchestra Members ...... 6 Program ...... 7 Queensland Youth Orchestra Ensemble Performance ...... 12 Dinner with Queensland Delegates ...... 15 Briefing from the Australian Consul-General in Shanghai ...... 18 QIC PAAMC China Bond Fund Launch Ceremony ...... 19 Meeting with Shanghai Municipal Leadership ...... 21 Lunch hosted by the Vice Mayor of Shanghai ...... 23 Roundtable with Chinese Investors ...... 24 Yango Group and RDNS Joint Venture Opening Ceremony ...... 25 Photo Opportunity - Urban Art Projects Sculpture ...... 27 Alipay and Tourism and Events Queensland Partnership Signing Ceremony ...... 29 Queensland University of Technology-Joint Research Centre MOU Signing ...... 30 Deputy Premier’s Interview with Local Shanghai Media ...... 33 Queensland Government Dinner ...... 34 Media - Domestic ...... 42 Media – International ...... 57
Deputy Premier’s Official Party Members
The Honourable Jackie Trade MP Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships
Mr Paul Martyn Chief Executive Officer Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ)
Mr Geoff Breusch Senior Media Advisor Office of the Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships
Ms Yasmahne Hanel Director Protocol and International Engagement Department of the Premier and Cabinet
Ms Julie-Anne Nichols Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner – Greater China Trade and Investment Queensland
Parliamentary Delegation Members
The Honourable Curtis Pitt MP Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland
Ms Julieanne Gilbert MP Assistant Minister for State Development Member for Mackay Mr Glenn Butcher MP Assistant Minister for Treasury Member for Gladstone
Mr Shane King MP Member for Kurwongbah
Mr Jarrod Bleijie MP Shadow Minister for Education and Industrial Relations Member for Kawana
Mr Anthony Perrett MP Shadow Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries and Forestry Member for Gympie
Mr Nicholas Dametto MP Member for Hinchinbrook
Mr Rajnay Sumer A/Principal Visits and Protocol Coordinator Protocol and International Engagement Department of the Premier and Cabinet
Business Delegation
Honourable Ian Macfarlane Chief Executive Officer, Queensland Resources Council
Professor Margaret Sheil AO Vice Chancellor and President, Queensland University of Technology
Professor Scott Sheppard Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (International), Queensland University of Technology
Mr David Lane Chief Executive Officer, Thomson Adsett
Mr Hugh Killen Chief Executive Officer, Australian Agricultural Company Ltd
Mr Damien Frawley Chief Executive Officer, Queensland Investment Corporation
Ms Ann-Maree Willet Strategic Partnerships, UAP
Mr Pat McIntosh Chairman, Bolton Clarke
Mr Cameron Costello Chief Executive Officer, Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC)
Ms Wendy Morris Chair, Tourism Tropical North Queensland
Queensland Youth Orchestra Members
Mr Graeme Jennings Concertmaster / Director
Ms Emilia Jarvela First Violin No 2 – Queensland Youth Symphony
Ms Chae Eun Oh First Violin No 3 – Queensland Youth Symphony
Mr Kevin Hsu First Violin No 4 – Queensland Youth Symphony
Ms Julia Hill Principal Second Violin – Queensland Youth Symphony
Ms Claire Litwinowicz Second Violin No 2 – Queensland Youth Symphony
Ms Heather Deacon Second Violin No 3 – Queensland Youth Symphony
Ms Josie Askey-Doran Second Violin No 4 – Queensland Youth Symphony
Mr Daniel You Principal Viola – Queensland Youth Symphony
Ms Catherine Custance Viola No 5 – Queensland Youth Symphony
Mr Kyle Brady Viola No 6 – Queensland Youth Symphony
Ms Nicky Griffith Principal Cellist – Queensland Youth Symphony
Mr Joshua Jones Cello No 2 – Queensland Youth Symphony
Ms Georgio Lloyd Principle Double Bass – Queensland Youth Symphony
Mr Peter Geroff Chair (President), QYO Executive Committee
Mrs Helen Geroff Chaperone | Wife of Mr Peter Geroff
Mr Geoff Rosbrook General Manager
Mr Chris Howlett Tour Manager
Program
Trade and Investment Mission to the People’s Republic of China by the Honourable Jackie Trad MP, Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships
21 – 25 September 2019
Time in bold indicates local time Time in normal font indicates Brisbane time
Time Differences
Shanghai 2 hours behind Brisbane Singapore 2 hours behind Brisbane
Saturday 21 September 2019 – Brisbane
10:55pm Check in at Brisbane International Airport
11:50pm Depart Brisbane for Singapore Singapore Airlines Flight SQ0246 Flight time: 7hrs 55mins
Sunday 22 September 2019 – Singapore | Shanghai
5:45am Arrive Singapore International 7:45am Layover time: 2hrs 20mins
8:05am Depart Singapore for Shanghai 10:05am Singapore Airlines Flight SQ0828 Flight time: 5hrs 20mins
1:25pm Arrive Shanghai – Pudong International Airport – Terminal 2 3:25pm
Met on arrival by: Mr Paul Martyn, TIQ CEO, Ms Julie-Anne Nichols, TIQ Commissioner Ms Angela Shi, TIQ Business Director
2:20pm – 3:20pm Depart Pudong International Airport for hotel 4:20pm – 5:20pm Travel time: 1hr (dependent on traffic)
3:20pm Arrive and check-in at Peace Hotel 5:20pm 20 Nanjing Road East, Shanghai Tel: +86 21 6138 6888
Sunday 22 September 2019 – Shanghai - continued
4:15pm Depart hotel 6:15pm Travel time: 10mins (dependent on traffic)
4:30pm – 5:40pm Queensland Youth Orchestra Chamber Ensemble 6:30pm – 7:40pm Performance
Venue: M on the Bund, Level 7, 20 Guangdong Road
5:45pm – 6:00pm 30th Anniversary commemorative photo 7:45pm – 8:00pm Venue: Balcony, M on the Bund
6:00pm - 8:00pm Dinner with Queensland Delegations 8:00pm - 10:00pm Venue: M on the Bund
8:00pm Return to Hotel 10:00pm Travel time: 10mins (dependent on traffic)
Overnight Peace Hotel
Monday 23 September 2019 – Shanghai Breakfast – own arrangements
Brisbane Liaison time
9:00am - 9:30am Market briefing from the Australian Consul General in 11:00am - 11:30am Shanghai
Venue: Business Centre Meeting Room, Level 8, Peace Hotel
9:30am Travel to meeting 11:30am Travel time: 30mins (dependent on traffic)
10:00am - 11:00am QIC-PAAMC China Bond Fund Launching Ceremony 12:00noon - 1:00pm Venue: Rm 3606, Ping An Finance Tower, Shanghai
11:00am – 11:20am Travel to meeting 1:00pm – 1:20pm Travel time: 20mins (dependent on traffic)
11:30am – 1:00pm Meeting with Shanghai Municipal Leadership followed by 1:30pm – 3:00pm lunch
Venue: 200 People’s Avenue
1:00pm Return to hotel 3:00pm Travel time: 15mins (dependent on traffic)
1:15pm – 3:00pm Brisbane Liaison time 3:15pm – 5:00pm
3:00pm – 4:00pm Queensland Shanghai Investor Roundtable 5:00pm – 6:00pm Venue: Salon 2010, Level 8, Peace Hotel
4:00pm Own arrangements 6:00pm
Overnight Peace Hotel
Tuesday 24 September 2019 – Shanghai Breakfast – own arrangements
Brisbane Liaison time
9:00am – 10:00am Depart hotel for meeting 11:15am – 12:00noon Travel time: 45mins (dependent on traffic)
10:00am – 10:35am Yango Group and RDNS Joint Venture Opening Ceremony 12:00pm - 12:35pm Venue: Level 20, 1058, Yangshupu Road, Yango Building
10:35am – 11:20am Depart for next meeting 12:35pm – 1:20pm Travel time: 45mins (dependent on traffic)
11:20am – 11:45am Photo opportunity – UAP Sculpture ‘Elevate’ at the Shanghai 1:20pm – 1:45pm Bund Finance Centre
Venue: Shanghai Bund Finance Centre, 600 East Zhongshan No 2 Road
11:45am – 12:05pm Travel back to hotel 1:45pm – 2:05pm Travel time: 20mins (dependent on traffic)
12:05pm – 1:30pm Lunch – with Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ)/TIQ staff 2:05pm – 3:30pm
1:30pm – 2:00pm Travel to next meeting 3:30pm – 4:00pm Travel time: 30mins (dependent on traffic)
2:00pm - 2:50pm Alipay and TEQ Signing Ceremony 4:00pm - 4:50pm
Venue: Level 8, 501 Middle Yincheng Road, Shanghai Tower,
Lujiazui, Pudong
2:50pm Travel to hotel 4:50pm Travel time: 30mins (dependent on traffic)
3:20pm – 4:45pm Brisbane liaison time 5:20pm – 6:45pm
4:45pm Travel to next event 6:45pm Travel time: 10mins (dependent on traffic)
5:00pm - 5:30pm QUT-Joint Research Centre Signing 7:00pm - 7:30pm Venue: Bella Vista, Level 2, Bellagio Shanghai, 188 Beisuzhou Road, Hongkou District
Tuesday 24 September 2019 – Shanghai - continued 5:30pm - 5:50pm Local Shanghai media interview 7:30pm - 7:50pm Venue: Bella Vista, Level 2, Bellagio Shanghai, 188 Beisuzhou Road, Hongkou District
5:50pm – 6:10pm Refresh 7:50pm – 8:10pm
6:10pm - 8:30pm Queensland Government Dinner – to celebrate Queensland’s 8:10pm - 10:30pm 30-year Sister State relationship with Shanghai
Cocktail Venue: Level 2 Atrium, Bellagio Shanghai
VIP Venue: Level 2, Bella Vista Room, Bellagio Shanghai Dinner Venue: Level 2, Ball Room, Bellagio Shanghai
8:30pm Return to hotel 10:30pm Travel time: 10mins (dependent on traffic)
9:15pm Depart hotel for Pudong International Airport 11:15pm Travel time: 1hr (dependent on traffic)
10:35pm Arrive Pudong International Airport Terminal 1 and check-in 12:35am Wed 25 Sept
Wednesday 25 September 2019 – Shanghai | Singapore | Brisbane 12:35am Depart Shanghai for Singapore 2:35am Singapore Airlines Flight SQ0825 Flight time: 5hrs 20mins
5:55am Arrive Singapore Airport 7:55am Layover time: 1hr 25mins
7:20am Depart Singapore for Brisbane 9:20am Singapore Airlines Flight SQ0265 Flight Time: 7hrs 35mins
4:55pm Arrive Brisbane
Queensland Youth Orchestra Ensemble Performance
Date: Sunday 22 September 2019
Number of Attendees: 60-80
Event Summary: The Deputy Premier attended an afternoon chamber music performance at M on the Bund by the Queensland Youth Orchestra (QYO) touring members. This was the QYO’s first performance during their 2019 tour to Shanghai and included a selection of classical music pieces for around 40-45 minutes. The visit to Shanghai by the QYO also marked an important milestone for the Orchestra. The full 90-piece QYO visited Shanghai in 1989, the same year the Sister State agreement was first signed by Queensland and Shanghai. China has grown to become Queensland’s number one market for trade, tourism, education and training. Cultural exchange plays a very important role in Queensland’s international relationships and connectivity with the world. The QYO has a long, rich history and connection with Shanghai. When the Sister-State Agreement was signed in 1989, the then Australian conductor John Curro led a 90-member QYO tour, which gave two concerts in Shanghai. That tour featured a young Graeme Jennings, then aged 22, as the Concertmaster (First Violin No.1) of the Orchestra. The Queensland business and Parliamentary delegations also attended the performance, which was a ticketed, open to the public event. M on the Bund regularly organises Chamber music performances and these concerts attract audiences of both local Shanghai residents and the expatriate community in Shanghai.
List of Attendees:
Name Position, Company/Organisation Mr Dominic Trindade Australian Consul-General Shanghai
Ms Michelle Garnaut AO CEO M Restaurant Group
PARLIAMENTARY DELEGATION The Honourable Curtis Pitt MP Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland Ms Julieanne Gilbert MP Assistant Minister for State Development Member for Mackay Mr Glenn Butcher MP Assistant Minister for Treasury Member for Gladstone Mr Shane King MP Member for Kurwongbah Mr Jarrod Bleijie MP Shadow Minister for Education and Industrial Relations Member for Kawana Mr Anthony Perrett MP Shadow Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries and Forestry
Name Position, Company/Organisation Member for Gympie Mr Nicholas Dametto MP Member for Hinchinbrook Mr Rajnay Sumer A/Principal Visits and Protocol Coordinator Protocol and International Engagement Department of the Premier and Cabinet QUEENSLAND YOUTH ORCHESTRA Mr Graeme Jennings Concertmaster / Director Ms Emilia Jarvela First Violin No 2 – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Chae Eun Oh First Violin No 3 – Queensland Youth Symphony Mr Kevin Hsu First Violin No 4 – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Julia Hill Principal Second Violin – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Claire Litwinowicz Second Violin No 2 – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Heather Deacon Second Violin No 3 – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Josie Askey-Doran Second Violin No 4 – Queensland Youth Symphony Mr Daniel You Principal Viola – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Catherine Custance Viola No 5 – Queensland Youth Symphony Mr Kyle Brady Viola No 6 – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Nicky Griffith Principal Cellist – Queensland Youth Symphony Mr Joshua Jones Cello No 2 – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Georgio Lloyd Principle Double Bass – Queensland Youth Symphony Mr Peter Geroff Chair (President), QYO Executive Committee Ms Helen Geroff Chaperone | Wife of Mr Peter Geroff Mr Geoff Rosbrook General Manager, Queensland Youth Orchestra Mr Chris Howlett Tour Manager, Queensland Youth Orchestra BUSINESS DELEGATES & IN-MARKET REPRESENTATIVES & QIC Professor Scott Sheppard Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (International), Queensland University of Technology Ms Ann-Maree Willett Strategic Partnerships, Urban Art Projects Mr Steven Shen General Manager – Shanghai, Urban Art Projects Mr Cameron Costello Chief Executive Officer, Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC) Ms Wendy Morris Chair, Tourism Tropical North Queensland Ms Leonie Wilkinson Executive Director - Global Clients and Marketing, Queensland Investment Corporation
Name Position, Company/Organisation Ms Vicky Wei Head of Greater China, Queensland Investment Corporation Mr Steven Holmes Global Credit Income Manager & Senior Research Analyst, Queensland Investment Corporation Mr Roger Zhu Portfolio Manager, Queensland Investment Corporation Ms Susan Buckley Managing Director of Global Liquid Strategy, Queensland Investment Corporation
Dinner with Queensland Delegates
Date: Sunday 22 September 2019
Number of Attendees: 49
Event Summary: The Deputy Premier met the business, youth and Parliamentary delegations and welcomed the delegates to Shanghai. This provided the opportunity to acknowledge and thank the delegates for their contributions to the Queensland-Shanghai Sister State relationship, including this year’s 30th Anniversary celebrations. The Deputy Premier’s visit to Shanghai celebrated the achievements of our Sister State relationship in building and strengthening collaborations in trade, education, culture, science and technology and investment, and at the people-to-people community level. This was an opportunity for the Deputy Premier and members of the parliamentary delegation to meet the touring members of the Queensland Youth Orchestra (QYO), who ranged from 15 to 24 years old, in advance of their performance during the Queensland Government Reception on Tuesday evening.
List of Attendees:
Name Position, Company/Organisation OFFICIAL PARTY The Honourable Jackie Trade MP Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships Mr Paul Martyn Chief Executive Officer, Trade and Investment Queensland Mr Geoff Breusch Senior Media Advisor, Officer of the Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships Mr Yasmahne Hanel Director, Protocol and International Engagement, Department of the Premier and Cabinet Ms Julie-Anne Nichols Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner – Greater China, Trade and Investment Queensland PARLAMENTARY DELEGATION The Honourable Curtis Pitt MP Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland Ms Julieanne Gilbert MP Assistant Minister for State Development Member for Mackay Mr Glenn Butcher MP Assistant Minister for Treasury Member for Gladstone Mr Shane King MP Member for Kurwongbah Mr Jarrod Bleijie MP Shadow Minister for Education and Industrial Relations Member for Kawana Mr Anthony Perrett MP Shadow Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries and Forestry Member for Gympie Mr Nicholas Dametto MP Member for Hinchinbrook Mr Rajnay Sumer A/Principal Visits and Protocol Coordinator, Protocol and International Engagement, Department of the Premier and Cabinet QUEENSLAND YOUTH ORCHESTRA - QYO Mr Graeme Jennings Concertmaster / Director / First Violin - QYO Ms Emilia Jarvela First Violin No 2 – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Chae Eun Oh First Violin No 3 – Queensland Youth Symphony Mr Kevin Hsu First Violin No 4 – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Julia Hill Principal Second Violin – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Claire Litwinowicz Second Violin No 2 – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Heather Deacon Second Violin No 3 – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Josie Askey-Doran Second Violin No 4 – Queensland Youth Symphony Mr Daniel You Principal Viola – Queensland Youth Symphony
Name Position, Company/Organisation Ms Catherine Custance Viola No 5 – Queensland Youth Symphony Mr Kyle Brady Viola No 6 – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Nicky Griffith Principal Cellist – Queensland Youth Symphony Mr Joshua Jones Cello No 2 – Queensland Youth Symphony Ms Georgio Lloyd Principle Double Bass – Queensland Youth Symphony Mr Peter Geroff Chair (President), QYO Executive Committee Mrs Helen Geroff Chaperone | Wife of Peter Geroff Mr Geoff Rosbrook General Manager, Queensland Youth Orchestra Mr Chris Howlett Tour Manager, Queensland Youth Orchestra BUSINESS DELEGATES & IN-MARKET REPRESENTATIVES Professor Scott Sheppard Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (International), Queensland University of Technology Ms Ann-Maree Willet Strategic Partnerships, UAP Mr Steve Shen General Manager, Shanghai, UAP Mr Cameron Costello Chief Executive Officer, Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC) Ms Wendy Morris Chair, Tourism Tropical North Queensland QIC Ms Leonie Wilkinson Executive Director, Global Clients & Marketing, QIC Ms Vicky Wei Head of Greater China, QIC Mr Steven Holmes Global Credit Income Manager, QIC Mr Roger Zhu Portfolio Manager, QIC Ms Susan Buckley Managing Director of Global Liquid Strategy, QIC TRADE AND INVESTMENT QUEENSLAND Ms Julie Herries Trade and Investment Commissioner – Hong Kong Ms Angela Shi Business Development Director, TIQ Shanghai Ms Julia Zhang Principal Business Development Manager, TIQ Chengdu Mr Simon Hu Business Development Manager, TIQ Chengdu Ms Eileen Liu Business Development Manager, TIQ Shanghai Ms Jianwen Xu Senior Business Development Manager, TIQ Shanghai
Briefing from the Australian Consul-General in Shanghai
Date: Monday 23 September 2019
Attendees:
Mr Dominic Trindade Australian Consul-General, Shanghai Ms Katrina Harrigan Deputy Consul General, Shanghai
Meeting Summary: The Australian Consul General provided a briefing on the current political and economic conditions in China as well as an update on the China-Australia relationship. The Deputy Premier and Consul-General also discussed the trade mission meeting program as well as the programs for the accompanying delegations in China. The Deputy Premier congratulated Mr Trindade on his recent appointment as Consul-General. The Deputy Premier also expressed appreciation for the ongoing assistance the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade provides to the Queensland Government’s five offices in greater China, including Hong Kong.
QIC PAAMC China Bond Fund Launch Ceremony
Date: Monday 23 September 2019
Number of Attendees: 26
Event Summary: This event officially launched the QIC Ping An China Corporate Bond Fund, a co-operative venture between Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC) and Ping An Asset Management Company (PAAMC). China is an important market for QIC given the rapid growth in Chinese domestic investment capital and increasing capital mobility between the nations. China is also an attractive but challenging investment opportunity for QIC’s existing and potential clients as well as global investors. The establishment of the QIC Ping An China Corporate Bond Fund is a significant development for both China and Australia, and is a great demonstration of a Queensland institution taking the lead globally in the financial services industry Ping An Asset Management Company (PAAMC) was established in 2005 in Shanghai. It is the second largest asset management company in China, managing over RMB 3 trillion of assets (approx. AUD 600bn). QIC and PAAMC will leverage each other’s investment specialisations to provide better investment solutions for Australian investors as well as for investors in other key global markets. This could open more opportunities for Queensland, QIC and PAAMC to use their respective financial expertise to create products that meet the needs of investors in a rapidly changing and increasingly challenging market environment. This is one of the first funds of its type to be co-managed by an Australian company. QIC is fortunate to be working closely with PAAMC who are similarly like-minded in their forward thinking and client focus. As a leading investment manager, QIC’s focus on the China bond market reflects its heritage of forward thinking, seeking out rewarding and diversifying investment opportunities and building solutions for existing and potential clients.
Attendees:
Mr Alex Ren General Manager, Ping An Group Mr Jack Wan Chairman, Ping An Asset Management Executive Deputy General Manager, Ping An Asset Mr Kelvin Luo Management Ms Jacqueline Zhang Deputy General Manager, Ping An Asset Management Mr Tang Jun Bond Investment Director, Ping An Asset Management Mr Damien Frawley CEO, Queensland Investment Corporation Managing Director- Global Liquid Strategy, Queensland Ms Susan Buckley Investment Corporation Executive Director – Global Clients and Marketing, Ms Leonie Wilkinson Queensland Investment Corporation Ms Vicky Wei Head of Greater China, Queensland Investment Corporation Fund Manager of Global Credit Income, Queensland Mr Stephen Holmes Investment Corporation Mr Roger Zhu Portfolio Manager, Queensland Investment Corporation Ms Guo Ye Interpreter Mr Dominic Trindade Australian Consul-General, Shanghai Ms Katrina Harrigan Deputy Consul General, Shanghai Ms Lin Jiani Deputy Director, Asian and Oceanian Affairs Division, Shanghai Foreign Affairs Office Ms Zhou Lijing Deputy Director (Presiding), Financial Institutions Services (International Exchange), Shanghai Financial Work Bureau
Meeting with Shanghai Municipal Leadership
Date: Monday 23 September 2019
Attendees:
Mr XU Kunlin Vice Mayor of Shanghai Mr Zhu Weimin Deputy Director General, Shanghai Foreign Affairs Office Ms Ni Chum Director, Asian and Oceania Division, Shanghai Foreign Affairs Office Ms Lin Jiani Deputy Director, Asian and Oceania Division, Shanghai Foreign Affairs Office Mr Dominic Trindade Australian Consul-General, Shanghai
Meeting Summary: This meeting was to reinforce the Queensland Government’s commitment to the Sister State Agreement, which was first signed in 1989, and to explore new avenues for further economic, trade, education, investment and cultural relationships. The Deputy Premier met the Vice Mayor and signed the 12th iteration of the Memorandum of Agreed Cooperation which underpins the Shanghai-Queensland Sister State Agreement. The Queensland Government values its longstanding friendship and relationship with Shanghai. The Deputy Premier had previously met the Vice Mayor of Shanghai, Mr Yin CHEN, and co- signed the 11th iteration of the Queensland-Shanghai Memorandum of Agreed Cooperation in November 2016. On behalf of the Queensland Government the Deputy Premier extended an invitation to the Vice Mayor, and to the Shanghai Municipal Government to pay a visit to Queensland. Discussion also noted that the China International Import Expo 2019 is soon approaching and will be held in Shanghai 5-10 November 2019 and that the expo is expecting increased attendance and exhibitors for its second year. The Deputy Premier noted that the Premier led a delegation to the inaugural event in November 2018 and Queensland companies are preparing to attend the 2019 expo. The Vice-Mayor extended an invitation for Queensland to participate in the 2021 flower expo in Chongming Island, Shanghai.
Lunch hosted by the Vice Mayor of Shanghai
Date: Monday 23 September 2019
Number of Attendees: tbc
Event Summary: His Excellency Mr Xu Kunlin, Vice Mayor of Shanghai hosted a small-scale lunch to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Sister State relationship between Queensland and Shanghai. The breadth and depth of the Sister-State Agreement is far reaching Already this year, the Queensland Government has received strong support from multiple departments and agencies, including Shanghai’s Foreign Affairs Office (FAO), Education Commission, Health Commission, Science and Technology Commission, and the People’s Congress. The Deputy Premier noted these contributions to the Sister-State relationship. Following the Sister-State signing, in 1991, Shanghai opened a trade office in Queensland to promote two-way trade and support Chinese investors with interests in our State. Then in 1996, Queensland did the same, opening a trade office in Shanghai, our State’s first in China. The Governments of Queensland and Shanghai have supported two-way trade, investment, cultural and arts exchanges, government officer exchanges and student and teacher exchanges. In addition to senior-level leadership visits, we have both supported and welcomes visits by People’s Congress of Shanghai and Queensland Parliamentary delegations. Culture and the arts have been an important and historical cornerstone of our relationship. Queensland Youth Orchestra (QYO) has a rich and deep connection with Shanghai. The founder of the QYO first came to China in 1975 and has continued to lead important exchanges of young, aspiring Queensland and Shanghai musicians ever since. Many Queensland companies have established representative or production operations in Shanghai. One example is Queensland company UAP, which opened a design and production operations in Shanghai and produces incredible public art and architectural sculpture work for clients across the world. UAP art works are also a prominent feature of Shanghai’s public arts landscape. Health and medical collaboration was also highlighted in discussions with the Vice-Mayor especially opportunities between Shanghai and Queensland regarding Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Roundtable with Chinese Investors
Date: Monday 23 September 2019
Attendees:
Mr JIANG Gaoming President, China Capital Investment Group (CCIG) Mr WANG (Eric) Yun General Manager, Boer Energy Jiangsu Co Ltd Ms MENG Xiuhong Business Development Manager, Boer Energy Jiangsu Co Ltd Mr WU Di Investment Director, Shanghai Electric Investment Co Ltd Ms Wu Zijun Business Development Department, Shanghai Electric Investment Co Ltd Mr GE Yongqi Vice President, TianYu Eco-Environment Co Ltd CEO, Tianyu Tourism Investment Co Ltd Ms Sherry Bao Manager, Tianyu Tourism Investment Co Ltd Meeting Summary: The Deputy Premier met with a number of existing and potential Chinese investors in Queensland to gain an understand of the existing investor’s investment experience in Queensland, as well as the future investment plans of all the attendees. The investors provided their insight on Queensland’s offering and competitiveness as an investment destination, including areas of concern, issues or perceived impediments. The attendees operate businesses in construction, infrastructure, tourism infrastructure, energy and renewables, advanced manufacturing and technology. The meeting gave an opportunity to support productive investment in Queensland by Chinese companies. The Queensland Government welcomes business with China. Queensland is open to Chinese investment which provides opportunities for economic growth and employment in Queensland, especially in regional areas. China is an extremely important partner for Queensland, across all spectrums of the bilateral relationship. The Deputy Premier thanked the businesses for taking the time to attend the roundtable and for their continued interest in strengthening their commercial relationship and connections with Queensland.
Yango Group and RDNS Joint Venture Opening Ceremony
Date: Wednesday 25 September 2019
Attendees:
Mr Lin Tengjiao Chairman of Board, Yango Holding Co., Ltd. Mr LV Jianbo President, CEO, Yango Holding Co., Ltd Mr WANG Feng CEO, Yango Health Industry Development Co., Ltd. Ms MING Yi Director, Yangpu District Civil Affairs Bureau Mr Pat McIntosh AM CSC Chairman of the Board, Bolton Clarke Ms Jill Li General Manager (China Operations), Bolton Clarke Mr David Lane Chairman, Thomson Adsett Mr David Cao Partner of China Operation, Thomson Adsett
Meeting Summary: The Deputy Premier attended the opening ceremony and witnessed the signing of the joint venture company of RDNS and the Yango Holding Co., Ltd to unveil the plaque of joint venture company together with senior executives of Bolton Clarke (RDNS), Yango Holding Co., Ltd. RDNS Hong Kong is a subsidiary of company of Bolton Clarke and known in Asia as RDNS. The company signed a strategic partnership agreement with Yango Holding Group on 6 May 2019 in Shanghai to collaborate on commercial projects in China’s senior living and aged care industry. Yango Group visited Queensland in March 2019 to meet with RDNS senior management for the joint venture agreement negotiations and a site visit program to better understand RDNS and Queensland’s expertise in senior living and aged care. In June 2019, RDNS signed a Joint Venture agreement with the Yango Group, that includes training, consulting and project management services. The Joint Venture will establish itself as one of the top eight key players in the aged care industry in China, with expected annual revenue at more than RMB 1 billion (A$209 million). The Deputy Premier congratulated both organisations on their joint venture and on this opening ceremony. The Deputy Premier acknowledged the important role that the Australian Silver Industry Group (ASIG) has, and will continue to play, in bringing together world-leading industry experts from Queensland to engage with and undertake projects in China. ASIG is Australia’s first senior living and aged care consortium. ASIG provides a comprehensive, one-stop partnership solution for Chinese companies and government stakeholders, to address the challenges of an aging population. Bolton Clarke is Australia’s most experienced not-for-profit provider of independent living services and senior living innovation, supporting and enabling older people. Bolton Clarke was created following a merger of Returned Services League (RSL) Care and Royal District Nursing Service (RDNS) in 2015. The organisation draws on a combined 210 years’ experience helping people live life on their own terms, providing care and support at home and across their aged care and senior living communities. Bolton Clarke operates domestically across Australia and has operations in New Zealand, as well as an emerging presence in China, Hong Kong and Singapore.
Its subsidiary in Asia, RDNS Hong Kong, has to date undertaken the service planning, master planning and commissioning of nine projects in Beijing and Guangzhou. Bolton Clarke is a founding member of the Australian Silver Industry Group, (ASIG), a consortium which was established in 2018 with the support of Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ) as an initiative of the Advancing Trade and Investment - Queensland Trade and Investment Strategy 2017-2022. Yango Holding Group is a large privately-owned company founded in 1995 and headquartered in Shanghai. The company’s main businesses are real estate, environmental protection, education real estate, finance, trade, investment and aged-care.
Photo Opportunity - Urban Art Projects Sculpture
Date: Tuesday 24 September 2019
Attendees:
Ms Ann-Maree Willett Strategic Partnerships, Urban Art Projects Mr Wilson Chen Associate, Art & Design, Urban Art Projects
Event Summary: Both the Shanghai and Queensland Governments acknowledge Urban Arts Project (UAP) as an example of the productive and dynamic of partnerships that the Sister-State agreement has encouraged and supported over the long history of the relationship. UAP has longstanding business ties in Shanghai, showcasing Queensland’s expertise in creative industries. UAP has a representative office in Shanghai and has been commissioned to produce sculptural artwork for government and corporate clients in China, including for the Shanghai World Expo 2010. The internationally recognised Chinese artist Gao Weigang was commissioned to create a site-specific sculpture for the busy lobby area of the Shanghai Bund Finance Centre, a commercial development located in Shanghai’s prestigious Bund district. In collaboration with UAP’s Shanghai studio, Gao created Elevate, a 5.8 metre tall spiralling vertical sculpture, extending upon the artist’s series of staircase sculptures which appear to lead nowhere. The work was fabricated using folding and welding techniques in stainless steel and electroplated to create an ethereal and highly reflective gold finish. For this project, UAP were involved from the onset, curating the project and working through artist selection, commissioning, fabrication and installation.
Alipay and Tourism and Events Queensland Partnership Signing Ceremony
Date: Tuesday 24 September 2019
Attendees:
Christina Lu Chief Marketing Officer, Global Travel, Alibaba Group John O’Loghlen Director, Alipay (from Australia) Jing Han Global Merchant Operations Manager, Alipay Amber Yang Senior Product Manager, Global Fun June Zhu Traffic Operations Manager, Global Fun Leanne Coddington Chief Executive Officer, Tourism and Events Queensland Charley Shen International Director Greater China, Tourism and Events Queensland Wendy Morris Chair, Tourism Tropical North Queensland Cameron Costello Chief Executive Officer, QYAC Event Summary: The Deputy Premier attended to witness the signing ceremony of the partnership between Alipay and Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ). Alipay is affiliated with the Alibaba Group. The partnership campaign will target high value and mobile savvy Chinese millennial and ‘generation Z’ independent travellers, who are seeking memorable nature, food and wine and authentic lifestyle experiences in Queensland. The geographic scope of this partnership will cover the whole state of Queensland with focus on Brisbane, Gold Coast, Cairns and Great Barrier Reef region, and the Whitsundays. Alipay will develop and roll out the “City Card” program to include the above key destinations, as well as deliver campaign sites on the Alipay and Fliggy platforms with marketing assets provided by Alipay (digital) and TEQ (out of home) to drive traffic.
Queensland University of Technology-Joint Research Centre MOU Signing
Date: Tuesday 24 September 2019
Number of Attendees: 15
Event Summary: The Deputy Premier congratulated the Queensland University of Technology, East China University of Science and Technology and Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, on the Joint Research Centre for the Development of Functional Biomaterials in Advanced Manufacturing of Human Tissues and Organs. The Joint Research Centre takes the research relationship with leading institutes and businesses in Shanghai to a new level to accelerate research and development in an important field. Tissue replacements are urgently required in the treatment of bone and joint disorder, a challenge around the world with an increasingly ageing population. The JRC agreement signing coincides with the celebration of the celebration of the 30-year anniversary of the sister city/state relationship between Shanghai and Queensland. This new JRC is an example of the increasing research connections being made between Queensland and Shanghai under Queensland’s MoU with the Science and Technology Commission of the Shanghai Municipality. The Queensland Government places high importance on the science and technology relationship with Shanghai. Scientific collaboration is more important than ever as we seek to address pressing global issues. Strong investment in research, development and world-class infrastructure by the Queensland Government, the State’s research community and industry in the last two decades has helped to establish Queensland as a knowledge hub in the Asia-Pacific. Queensland has particular research strengths in many fields including life sciences, environment and energy and we look forward to exploring further collaboration opportunities with Shanghai. The JRC will support multiple research organisations in specific areas of research and industry in Queensland and Shanghai to accelerate research and development solutions in tissue repair and regeneration. As well as QUT, other Queensland collaborators in the JRC are the University of Queensland and Field Orthopaedic Ltd, a medicine device company for advancing tissue repair and regeneration. By bringing together leading researchers and outstanding industrial partners from both Queensland and Shanghai the JRC aims to design and fabricate intelligent biomaterials for the development of functional artificial tissues and organs and promote their translation into products and services that will be used by the biomedical industry to benefit future human health. The specific goal of the JRC is to generate mature biomedical products for bone/cartilage repair, skin regeneration and vessel reconstruction to fulfil the huge demand in clinical treatment using advanced biofabrication techniques.
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List of Attendees:
Name Position Company/Organisation
VIPs Professor SONG Lixin Director, Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Professor XIN Zhong Vice President, East China University of Science and Technology Professor LIU Changsheng President, Shanghai University Mr FU Guoqing Deputy Director General, Shanghai Science and Technology Commission Dr JIANG Haishan Chair, International Education Association Shanghai (QUT Honorary Doctorate) Other Guests Mr FU Zhigang Deputy Director, International Cooperation Department, STCSM Professor WU Chengtie Deputy Director, Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Dr Li Yongsheng Director, International Affairs Office, East China University of Science and Technology Mr Li Xiaopeng Deputy Director, International Affairs Office, East China University of Science and Technology Professor HE Hongyan East China University of Science and Technology (researcher in collaboration with QUT) QUT Representatives Professor Margaret Sheil AO Vice-Chancellor & President, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Professor Scott Sheppard Deputy Vice-Chancellor & Vice President (International), QUT Professor Lyn Griffiths Executive Director, Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation, QUT Professor Yin Xiao Science and Engineering Faculty, QUT Ms Jacqueline Yuan Regional Manager - China, QUT International
Deputy Premier’s Interview with Local Shanghai Media
Date: Tuesday 24 September 2019
Attendees:
Mr DING Ning Chief Journalist, China Tourism News Ms Li Jing Journalist, China Tourism News Mr TAO Ling Reporter, Shanghai Morning Post Ms WANG Yanlin Director, Finance Channel, Shanghai Daily Mr REN Huilan Reporter, CaiXin Media Mr XIN Enbo Reporter, The Paper
Event Summary: This was an opportunity for the Deputy Premier to be interviewed by local Shanghai media and to profile the State of Queensland and the 30th anniversary of the Queensland-Shanghai Sister State relationship. Current priorities for the Queensland Government in China include investment attraction and trade in food and agriculture, infrastructure, innovative technologies, aged care and health, education and training, and renewable energy. The Deputy Premier told local media her visit to Shanghai celebrated the achievements of our Sister State relationship in building and strengthening collaboration in trade, education, culture, science and technology and investment, and at the people-to-people community level.
Queensland Government Dinner
Date: Tuesday 24 September 2019
Number of Attendees: 190
Event Summary: The Deputy Premier hosted a Queensland Government reception for around 190 guests to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Queensland and Shanghai’s Sister State relationship. In recognition of the importance of Shanghai and China to the Queensland Government and Queensland, the Premier asked representatives from the Queensland Parliament, business leaders and the Queensland Youth Orchestra (QYO) to accompany the Deputy Premier on this visit. The Deputy Premier also observed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the QYO and the Shanghai Young Philharmonic Orchestra (SYPO). This followed a joint performance by the QYO and the SYPO. The menu for the evening consisted of a selection of Queensland produce – including vegetables and milk, meat, seafood and beverages which are already available in China. The Deputy Premier’s trade mission commemorated Queensland’s strong and important relationship with Shanghai, now in its 30th year. Over the past 30 years the relationship has grown and now covers a range of sectors so diverse, it covers all aspects of the economy, from trade and tourism, to cultural and educational links, bringing people together.
List of Attendees:
Name Position & Company / Organisation 1. The Honourable Jackie Trad MP Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships 2. Mr Geoff Breusch Senior Media Advisor, Office of the Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships 3. Ms Yasmahne Hanel Director, Protocol and International Engagement Department of the Premier and Cabinet 4. Mr Paul Martyn Chief Executive Officer, Trade and Investment Queensland 5. The Honourable Curtis Pitt MP Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland Queensland Parliament 6. Ms Julieanne Gilbert MP Assistant Minister for State Development Member for Mackay, Queensland Parliament 7. Mr Glenn Butcher MP Assistant Minister for Treasury Member for Gladstone, Queensland Parliament 8. Mr Shane King MP Member for Kurwongbah, Queensland Parliament 9. Mr Jarrod Bleijie MP Shadow Minister for Education and Industrial Relations Member for Kawana, Queensland Parliament 10. Mr Anthony Perrett MP Shadow Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries and Forestry Member for Gympie, Queensland Parliament 11. Mr Nicholas Dametto MP Member for Hinchinbrook, Queensland Parliament 12. Mr Rajnay Sumer A/Principal Visits and Protocol Coordinator Protocol and International Engagement Department of the Premier and Cabinet 13. Ms Leanne Coddington Chief Executive Officer, Tourism and Events Queensland 14. Mr Hugh Killen CEO, AACO, Australian Agricultural Company Limited 15. Mr Andrew O'Brien Chief Commercial Officer, AACO, Australian Agricultural Company Limited 16. Mr Aaron Wakeley Head of Corporate Affairs and Communications AACO, Australian Agricultural Company Limited 17. Hon Ian Macfarlane Chief Executive Officer, Queensland Resources Council 18. Ms Leonie Wilkinson Executive Director, Global Clients and Marketing, QIC 19. Ms Vicky WEI Head of Greater China, QIC 20. Mr Pat McIntosh Chairman, Bolton Clarke 21. Ms Jill LI General Manager, Bolton Clarke 22. Mr David Lane Chairman, Thomson Adsett 23. Mr David Cao China Partner, Thomson Adsett 24. Prof Margaret Sheil AO Vice-Chancellor & President, QUT 25. Prof Scott Sheppard Deputy Vice-Chancellor & Vice President (International), QUT 26. Prof Lynn Griffith Executive Director, Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation, QUT 27. Prof. XIAO Yin Program Leader of Bone & Joint Disorders, Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation, QUT 28. Ms Jacqueline YUAN Regional Manager – China, QUT
Name Position & Company / Organisation 29. Ms Ann-Maree Willett Strategic Partnerships, Urban Art Projects 30. Mr Steven SHEN General Manager, Urban Art Projects 31. Mr Cameron Costello CEO, Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC) 32. Ms Wendy Morris Chair, Tourism Tropical North Queensland 33. Mr Peter Geroff President, Queensland Youth Orchestras 34. Mrs Helen Geroff Chaperone | President’s Wife Queensland Youth Orchestras 35. Mr Geoff Rosbrook General Manager, Queensland Youth Orchestras 36. Mr Graeme Jennings Concertmaster, Director, Queensland Youth Orchestras 37. Ms Lu Yen Director, Shanghai Science & Art Education Centre 38. Ms JIANG Pingfang Deputy Research Officer, Sports, Health and Art Department, Shanghai Municipal Education Commission 39. Ms Julie-Anne Nichols Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner – Greater China, Trade and Investment Queensland 40. Ms Angela SHI Business Development Director, Trade and Investment Queensland 41. Ms Julia Herris Trade and Investment Commissioner – Hong Kong Trade and Investment Queensland 42. Madam SHANG Yuying Deputy Secretary General, Shanghai Municipal People’s Government 43. Mr ZHAO Dandan Deputy Director General, Shanghai Municipal Health and Family Planning Commission 44. Ms Lu Lili Director, International Exchange Department, Shanghai Municipal Education Commission 45. YANG Chao Deputy Director General, Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce 46. FENG Zhi Deputy Director, Foreign Affairs Department, Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture and Tourism 47. WANG Junwei Deputy Inspector of Office, Shanghai Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference 48. GUO Ying Deputy Director, Foreign Affairs Department, Shanghai Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference 49. ZHANG Xueting Section Chef, Foreign Affairs Department, Foreign Affairs Office of Jinshan District 50. SHI Jue Deputy Director, Foreign Affairs Office of Xuhui District 51. ZHU Weimin Deputy Director General, Shanghai Foreign Affairs Office 52. Ms NI Chun Deputy Director, Asia and Oceanian Department, Shanghai Foreign Affairs Office 53. JI Xiaofang Deputy Director, Europe and United States, Shanghai Foreign Affairs Office 54. Ms LIN Jiani Deputy Director, Asia and Oceanian Department, Shanghai Foreign Affairs Office
Name Position & Company / Organisation 55. WEI Xueting Section Chief, Foreign Affairs Office of Jinshan District 56. SHI Jue Deputy Director, Foreign Affairs Office of Xuhui District 57. ZHOU Han Section Chief, Foreign Affairs Office of Yangpu District 58. CHEN Min Director, Shanghai Pudong International Exchange Centre 59. HOU Chunwan Senior Staff Member, Foreign Affairs Office of Jing'an District 60. WANG Yang Director, Foreign Affairs Office of Huangpu District 61. JIANG Weiwei Director, Shanghai Pudong International Exchange Centre 62. CHENG Minji Deputy Director, Foreign Affairs Office 63. YANG Kefang Deputy Director General, Shanghai People's Congress 64. Howard WANG General Manager, Shanghai Caohejing Hi-tech Park Angel Investment Co., Ltd 65. WANG Jianming Vice Chairman, Shanghai Federation of Industry and Commerce 66. Ms Jenny ZHOU Liaison Department, Shanghai Federation of Industry and Commerce 67. Ms LI Jie Deputy Secretary General, Director of International Liasion Dept, Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) Shanghai 68. Mr DING Zuohong Chairman, Yuexing Group 69. Mr Dustin Yuan Manager of Foreign Affairs, Yuexing Group 70. Mr GE Yongqi Vice President, Shanghai Tianyu Eco Environment Co., Ltd 71. Mr HUANG Aiping CEO, Shanghai Yongjiu Construction Group Ltd. 72. Ms Michelle Garnaut AO CEO, M Restaurant Group 73. Mr Matthew Nilon General Manager, M on the Bund 74. Mr Barclay Doring Vice General Manger, Banyan Tree Shanghai on the Bund 75. Mr Michael Wadley Senior Consultant, Wadley Business Consulting 76. Mr Craig Aldous CEO, Woolworths China 77. Mr Jack Brady CEO, AustCham Shanghai 78. Ms LIU Bing STC, Austrade 79. Mr Dominic Trindade CG, Australian Consulate General Shanghai 80. Ms Katrina Harrigan DCG, Australian Consulate General Shanghai 81. Ms Ariane Sainsbury Australian Consulate General Shanghai 82. Mr Lee Henshaw Manager - International Marketing and Recruitment | China, Hong Kong, Macau, UQ International, The University of Queensland 83. Ms Joanne K Wood Chairman, Capital Eight 84. Ms Heidi Dugan 85. Ms Trina Haslett Communications Manager, ANZ Bank Shanghai 86. Ms Simone Hlavka, RN, MHHSM The China Healthcare Advisory Group 87. Ms Cathryn Hlavka Senior Partner (Education), Empirik Group 88. Mr Chris Carr Partner & Chief Representative - Shanghai MinterEllison
Name Position & Company / Organisation 89. Mr Dane Richmond Trade Commissioner, Austrade 90. Mr Brent Moore Trade Commissioner, Austrade 91. Julia WEI Training Director, Amway (China) Co. Limited, 92. John O’Loghlen Director - Alipay Australia & New Zealand, Alibaba 93. Mr Timothy O'Driscoll General Manager, The West Bund Centre Shanghai 94. Mr Robert YU Head, Lego Education China 95. Ms Melody WANG 96. Prof LIU Changsheng President, Shanghai University 97. Prof SONG Lixin Director, Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences 98. Prof WU Chengtie Deputy Director, Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences 99. Dr JIANG Haishan President, International Education Association Shanghai 100. Ms Emmie HUR Managing Director, A&A International Education 101. Prof GUO Qiang Leading Chief Investigator, Jiao Tong University 102. Prof LI Yan Dean, School of Aerospace Engineering and Applied Mechanics, Tongji University 103. Prof XIA Pu Director, Diabetes Institute, Fudan Zhongshan Hospital 104. Dr JIANG Haomin Vice President of Central Research Institute of China, China Baowu Steel Group Corporation Limited 105. Mr MA Yongzhu Project Manager, Central Research Institute of China Baowu (Baoteel Liaision Officer of the Baosteel-Australia Join R&D Centre), China Baowu Steel Group Corporation Limited 106. Prof. YE Yang Institute Director, 107. Prof WANG Mingwei Head of School, School of Pharmacy, Fudan University 108. Prof. ZHUO Jian Professor, Deputy Head, Department of Urban Planning, College of Architecture and Planning, Tongji University 109. Mr Edison CHEN Regional General Manager Overseas Destination Marketing Member of China Industry Advisory Group of TEQ (CIAG) Shanghai Ctrip International Travel Service Co.,Ltd. 110. Mr CHEN Zhanyi General Manager Member of China Industry Advisory Group of TEQ (CIAG) Shanghai Tong Sheng International Travel Service Co., Ltd. 111. Mr Nicky ZHU CEO Friends of Queensland of TEQ (FOQ) World Traveller 112. Ms Winnie ZHANG Producer Friends of Queensland of TEQ (FOQ) Dragon TV Shanghai Media Group (SMG) 113. Mr MAO Zongyu Manager Australia and New Zealand Department
Name Position & Company / Organisation China International Travel Service Beijing (CITS) Shanghai Branch 114. Mr ZHOU Hengyong General Manager Outbound Center, Shanghai Airlines Tours International (Group) Co.,Ltd. 115. Mr Charley SHEN International Director Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, Tourism & Events Queensland 116. Ms Angel ZHANG Director Business Development China, Tourism & Events Queensland 117. Ms Mandy WU Country Manager China, Tourism Australia 118. Mr TAO Chun TV Host, Shanghai TV Station 119. Mr WANG Haibo Reporter, Shanghai Radio Station 120. Mr YIN Liqin Reporter, China News Agency 121. Vivian REN Business Development Officer, MLA (TBC) 122. Mr MA Xuefeng General Manager, Shanghai Masu Trading Co.,Ltd 123. Ms Carrie TANG Marketing Director, VASTO International 124. Ms Aileen ZHOU Director of Buying, ALDI China 125. Mr Simon JIANG Meat Division Senior Vice President CP China Global Supply Chain 126. Marie WANG Vice General Manager, Shanghai Hui Zhan International Trade Co. Ltd 127. ZHAO Siqi General Manager Assistant, Shanghai Hui Zhan International Trade Co. Ltd 128. QIAN Yinjun GM, Shanghai Guowang Produce Co.,Ltd 129. Ms Shirley SHEN Marketing Manager, Department of Marketing & Project Management, Win-Chain Group 130. Ms Maggie BAI Sourcing Manager, Beijing Chunbo Technology Co.,Ltd 131. Ms LU Shaoshun Chairman, Trend Agricapital (Shenzhen) Co.,Ltd 132. Ms Lucy JIN General Manager Assistant, International Trade & Supply Chain Management Department Greenland Business Group 133. Ms Angela ZHOU Purchasing Manager, International Trade & Supply Chain Management Department, Greenland Business Group 134. Mr Adam QIU Fresh Produce Global Sourcing Copartner Leader Yonghui Superstores Co.,Ltd 135. Mr Will ZHAO Chief Executive Officer, eCargo Enterprise Limited 136. Mr Nelson Gable Director, Strategy & Development eCargo Enterprise Limited 137. Mr Henry CHENG General Manager, Shanghai Yummy Eating Trading Co.,Ltd 138. Mr Richard GAO General Manager, Shanghai Kingfoods Condiment Co.,Ltd 139. Ms WANG Ping Shanghai Kingfoods Condiment Co.,Ltd 140. Mr Frank LI Director, 31Jiu (Shanghai) Co.,Ltd 141. Ms QIAO Huihong Director of Foreign Affairs, Shanghai Municipal Health and Family Planning Commission 142. Prof YU Guangjun President, Shanghai Children's Hospital 143. Mr XIAO Feng President, Zhoujiaoqiao Subdistrict Community Health Service Centre
Name Position & Company / Organisation 144. Dr HUANG Rong Party Secretary, School of Public Health, Jiaotong University 145. Mr XIAO Junjie Director International, Shanghai Shenkang Hospital Development Center 146. Mr GUO Yongjin Deputy Director General, Shanghai Shenkang Hospital Development Center 147. Prof HE Ping Director of Medical Alliance Center, Shanghai Hospital Development Center 148. Dr PENG Hu Deputy Director of Emergency Department & Deputy Director General, Shanghai 10th People’s Hospital 149. DR MI Yiqun Director of the President Office, Shanghai 10th People’s Hospital 150. Ms Ami ZHANG GM, Yango Health 151. Mr WANG Feng VP, Yango Health 152. Ms Selena ZHANG Director, Yango Health 153. Mr CAI Min GM, AoShang Group 154. Mr WU Wanglou Chairman, Jincheng Real Estate Group Co.,Ltd 155. Ms YAO Yuan Chairman Assistant, Jincheng Real Estate Group Co.,Ltd 156. Mr CHEN Shaohan Deputy Manager, Marketing&Business Development, Shanghai Land Pension Industry Investment Co.,Ltd 157. Mr ZHOU Guorong Manager, Marketing&Business Development, Shanghai Land Pension Industry Investment Co.,Ltd 158. Mr Daniel BAO Managing Partner Shanghai Yixing Capital Co.,Ltd 159. Mr YANG Ai Chian Managing Director, Senior Living - China Lendlease 160. Mr JIAO Jian CEO, Shanghai Branch, Hong Kong Life Insurance 161. Mr Richard Luk Executive President of Comprehensive Property Department, Fullshare Holdings Limited 162. Mr ZHANG Lin Vice President, Jinan Xinlianying Real Estate Co., Ltd 163. Mr ZHU Jianlin Chief Investment Officer, Jiuyang Co.,Ltd 164. Dr WANG Chunming Director, Collaboration and Development Department, Renji Hospital Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine 165. Mr LI Weiping Secretary General, International Education Association Shanghai 166. Ms CHEN Qiong Deputy Secretary General, International Education Association Shanghai 167. Ms ZHANG Jun Dean, College of International Vocational College (Queensland College) Shanghai Polytechnic University 168. Mr ZHOU Jian Deputy Director, Australian Studies Centre, East China Normal University 169. Prof LI Hui Deputy Director, Australian Studies Centre East China Normal University 170. Mr XIONG Dingbang Associate Professor, School of Materials Science and Engineering, Shanghai Jiaotong University
Name Position & Company / Organisation 171. Ms Echo WU In-Country Rep South China, TAFE QLD 172. Mr Rick ZHAO General Manager, Global Link China 173. Mr Edwin LEE Chairman, Global Link China 174. Mr YANG Zheng Vice President, Shanghai Civil Aviation College 175. Ms FANG Mengmei Director, China Vocational Education Association, Shanghai 176. Mr LI Lieming Principal, Hangzhou Dong Fang High School 177. Mr YUAN Xiaoyu Director, International Department, Hangzhou Dong Fang High School 178. Mr ZHANG Hong Principal, Qingdao Guokai Middle School 179. Mr XU Hong Director, Administrative Office, Education Bureau of Xuhui District 180. Ms Venice YUN Destination Manager (ANZ), IDP Education Ltd 181. Ms ZHENG Julan Principal, Shanghai Jun Lian School 182. FAN Hong Deputy Principal, Shanghai Jun Lian School 183. Ms WANG Peiying Principal, Shanghai Minhang Fu Shan Experimental Primary School 184. Mr John CHANDLER Study Townsville 185. XIE Xiaodong Deputy Principal 186. Mr DING Ning Chief Journalist, China Tourism News 187. Mr TAO Ling Reporter, Shanghai Morning Post 188. Mr REN Huilan Reporter, CaiXin Media 189. Ms WANG Yanlin Director, Finance Channel, Shanghai Daily 190. Mr XIN Enbo Reporter, International News, The Paper
Media - Domestic
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Deputy Premier encourages Chinese investment in state Bowen Independent, Bowen, General News 25 Sep 2019
Page 2 • 190 words • ASR AUD 179 • Photo: No • Type: News Item • Size: 108.00 cm² • QLD • Australia • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1176502000 CHINESE investment is being encouraged in Queensland by Deputy Premier Jackie Trad. She told investors the state was ready to do business at a meeting in Shanghai on the second day of her trade mission to China. Download print article - Full text: 190 word(s), <1 min
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State Government encourages Chinese investment Whitsunday Times, Airlie Beach, General News 26 Sep 2019
Page 5 • 411 words • ASR AUD 176 • Photo: No • Type: News Item • Size: 227.00 cm² • QLD • Australia • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1177312670 CHINESE investment is being encouraged in Queensland. At a meeting in Shanghai on the second day of her trade mission to China this week, Deputy Premier Jackie Trad told investors the state was ready to do business. Ms Trad outlined Queensland's investment potential to senior executives behind some of China's largest companies and conglomerates, including China Capital Investment Group, Tian-Yu Eco-Environment Co Ltd and Hangzhou Songcheng Group Holding Co Ltd. Download print article - Full text: 411 word(s), ~1 min
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QRC joins Palaszczuk Government’s historic trade mission to China Business Acumen Queensland 20 Sep 2019 7:34 PM 374 words • ASR AUD 1,723 • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1174941760 THE Queensland Resources Council (QRC) believes the Palaszczuk Government’s historic trade mission to China will further strengthen the trading partnership through key resource commodities of coal, LNG and metals to create jobs, stimulate investment an... Read on source site
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Queensland and Shanghai celebrate 30 years as Sister States miragenews.com 23 Sep 2019 4:03 PM 355 words • ASR AUD 1,966 • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1175890650 Three decades of friendship and fruitful collaboration between Queensland and Shanghai were celebrated today during Deputy Premier Jackie Trad’s trade mission to China. Representing Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, Ms Trad joined Vice Mayor of Shanghai,... Read on source site
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Queensland and Shanghai celebrate 30 years as Sister States nationaltribune.com.au 23 Sep 2019 4:04 PM 355 words • ASR N/A • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1175890963 Three decades of friendship and fruitful collaboration between Queensland and Shanghai were celebrated today during Deputy Premier Jackie Trad’s trade mission to China. Representing Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, Ms Trad joined Vice Mayor of Shanghai,... Read on source site
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Chinese investors encouraged to explore Queensland potential miragenews.com 23 Sep 2019 7:47 PM 427 words • ASR AUD 2,306 • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1175968967 Deputy Premier Jackie Trad has told investors that Queensland is ready to do business and encourages investment, at a meeting in Shanghai on the second day of her trade mission to China. The Deputy Premier outlined Queensland’s investment potential to... Read on source site
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COPYRIGHT For the internal research use of Mediaportal subscribers only. Not to be provided to any third party for any purpose without the express permission of Isentia. For further information contact [email protected] Chinese investors encouraged to explore Queensland potential nationaltribune.com.au 23 Sep 2019 7:49 PM 427 words • ASR N/A • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1175969583 Deputy Premier Jackie Trad has told investors that Queensland is ready to do business and encourages investment, at a meeting in Shanghai on the second day of her trade mission to China. The Deputy Premier outlined Queensland’s investment potential to... Read on source site
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Trade focus of Queensland, Shanghai 'Sister State' arrangement Daily Cargo News by David Sexton 24 Sep 2019 2:00 AM 240 words • ASR AUD 1,658 • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1176855885 A QUEENSLAND trade delegation to China, led by Deputy Premier Jackie Trad, has renewed for three years the 'Sister State' arrangement with Shanghai. Ms Trad joined vice mayor of Shanghai, Xu Kunlin, to sign the twelfth iteration of the Queensland-Shang... Read on source site
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Queensland's inbound tourism industry boosted with Alipay Shine.cn by Xu Wei 24 Sep 2019 10:00 AM 179 words • ASR N/A • Trade Online • ID: 1182685598 Queensland’s inbound tourism industry has been boosted by a major partnership with Chinese online payment platform Alipay.
Earlier this month, Alipay named Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ) as its Partner of the Year in the Australia-New Zealand... Read on source site
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Chinese investors encouraged to explore Queensland potential MySunshineCoast 24 Sep 2019 10:05 AM 442 words • ASR AUD 2,467 • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1176295175 Deputy Premier Jackie Trad has told investors that Queensland is ready to do business and encourages investment, at a meeting in Shanghai on the second day of her trade mission to China. The Deputy Premier outlined Queensland’s investment potential to... Read on source site
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COPYRIGHT For the internal research use of Mediaportal subscribers only. Not to be provided to any third party for any purpose without the express permission of Isentia. For further information contact [email protected] China seeks Queensland expertise in emerging aged-care industry miragenews.com 24 Sep 2019 2:03 PM 501 words • ASR AUD 2,575 • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1176361017 An Australian company with 210 years of combined aged care expertise is tapping into China’s rising senior living market, partnering with a Chinese real estate giant on major projects in Shanghai. RDNS Hong Kong – the China subsidiary of Bolton Clarke... Read on source site
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China seeks Queensland expertise in emerging aged-care industry nationaltribune.com.au 24 Sep 2019 2:06 PM 501 words • ASR N/A • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1176361579 An Australian company with 210 years of combined aged care expertise is tapping into China’s rising senior living market, partnering with a Chinese real estate giant on major projects in Shanghai. RDNS Hong Kong – the China subsidiary of Bolton Clarke ... Read on source site
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Australia's Queensland welcomes greater business with China People's Daily Online 24 Sep 2019 3:57 PM 295 words • ASR N/A • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1176394511 SYDNEY, Sept. 24 -- The Australian State of Queensland is ready to do business with China and welcomes foreign investment, according to a media statement on the state government deputy premier Jackie Trad's trade mission to China. "Foreign investment i... Read on source site
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Queensland boosting income from China with Alipay partnership miragenews.com 24 Sep 2019 5:01 PM 442 words • ASR AUD 2,209 • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1176415326 Queensland’s inbound tourism industry has been boosted by a major partnership with the world’s largest online payment platform Alipay. Earlier this month Alipay named Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ) as its ‘Partner of the Year’ in the Australia-Ne... Read on source site
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COPYRIGHT For the internal research use of Mediaportal subscribers only. Not to be provided to any third party for any purpose without the express permission of Isentia. For further information contact [email protected] Queensland boosting income from China with Alipay partnership nationaltribune.com.au 24 Sep 2019 5:03 PM 442 words • ASR N/A • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1176416426 Queensland’s inbound tourism industry has been boosted by a major partnership with the world’s largest online payment platform Alipay. Earlier this month Alipay named Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ) as its ‘Partner of the Year’ in the Australia-New... Read on source site
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Ageing population boosted by research centre collaboration miragenews.com 24 Sep 2019 8:06 PM 439 words • ASR AUD 2,209 • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1176488423 Palaszczuk Government funding of $300,000 has supported the establishment of a joint Queensland-China research centre using 3D printing technology to repair ageing body parts. The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) led Joint Research Centre for... Read on source site
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Ageing population boosted by research centre collaboration nationaltribune.com.au 24 Sep 2019 8:08 PM 438 words • ASR N/A • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1176489362 Palaszczuk Government funding of $300,000 has supported the establishment of a joint Queensland-China research centre using 3D printing technology to repair ageing body parts. The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) led Joint Research Centre for... Read on source site
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Queensland boosting income from China with Alipay partnership MySunshineCoast 25 Sep 2019 5:19 AM 457 words • ASR AUD 2,370 • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1176745811 Queensland’s inbound tourism industry has been boosted by a major partnership with the world’s largest online payment platform Alipay. Earlier this month Alipay named Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ) as its ‘Partner of the Year’ in the Australia-Ne... Read on source site
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COPYRIGHT For the internal research use of Mediaportal subscribers only. Not to be provided to any third party for any purpose without the express permission of Isentia. For further information contact [email protected] Australia’s Queensland welcomes greater business with China News Today 25 Sep 2019 8:20 AM 295 words • ASR N/A • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1176819599 SYDNEY, Sept. 24 (Xinhua): The Australian State of Queensland is ready to do business with China and welcomes foreign investment, according to a media statement on the state government deputy premier Jackie Trad’s trade mission to China. Read on source site
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Queensland to expand cooperation with Shanghai Shine.cn by Wang Yanlin 25 Sep 2019 10:00 AM 157 words • ASR N/A • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1182686097 Queensland Deputy Premier and Treasurer Jackie Trad
Queensland is to explore more collaboration with Shanghai in the future as the two sides celebrated their 30-year friendship as sister cities.
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Qld extends the hand of friendship to Chinese coal mining investors miningmonthly.com 25 Sep 2019 3:54 PM 37 words • ASR AUD 243 • 2019 China Trade Mission • ID: 1176953822 QUEENSLAND deputy premier Jackie Trad has told coal mining investors that the state is ready to do business and encourages investment, at a meeting in Shanghai on the second day of her trade mission to China.
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COPYRIGHT This report and its contents are for the internal research use of Mediaportal subscribers only and must not be provided to any third party by any means for any purpose without the express permission of Isentia and/or the relevant copyright owner. For more information contact [email protected] DISCLAIMER Isentia makes no representations and, to the extent permitted by law, excludes all warranties in relation to the information contained in the report and is not liable for any losses, costs or expenses, resulting from any use or misuse of the report. Jackie Trade @jackietrad - Sep 23 Qld's relationship with Shanghai-based investors and businesses is already strong but we know there's more we can do.
That's why it was great to have the opportunity to meet current and prospective investors in the renewable energy and tourism sectors today.
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Jackie Trad a @jackietrad . Sep 23 Today's launch of the QIC Ping An China Corporate Bond Fund is an Australian first.
It marks a great partnership for QIC with Ping An, the country's second- largest asset manager with a strong focus on investing in the infrastructure that China needs for growth and prosperity.
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Last night I had the honour of representing the Premier in hosting a Queensland Government dinner celebrating the 30th anniversary of Queensland's sister-state relationship with Shanghai. Those three decades of partnership and collaboration have increased the prosperity of both our peoples No matter which industry it involves, that relationship has at its heart the mutual friendship, respect and affection for the people of Shanghai and Queensland. It was a wonderful opportunity to reflect on all our sister-state relationship has delivered, and what it promises for the decades to come.
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As societies age, communities like Queensland and Shanghai face greater challenges from injuries to the growing number of frail and elderly people. QUT is collaboration on the manufacture of human tissues and organs with The East China University of Science and Technology, and the Shanghai Institute of Ceramics. Partnerships like this bring the hope of pin relief, comfort and dignity to millions of people around the world.
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001 o m nie,N Jackie Trad ,.. September 24 at 7:29 PM In the next seven years, the number of Chinese tourists visiting Australia each year is forecast to triple to 3.3 million. When they travel, Chinese visitors want to spend money using not cash or cards but Aiipay, the world's biggest payment platform with over 200 million users. Tourism and Events Queensland is already one ofAlipay s most favoured worldwide partners.... See More
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By 2050, the number of Queenslanders over the age of 60 will be just over 1.7 million. At the same time in China, the same group will number 400 million. Through it's `wellness approach' to aged care services, both live-in and home visit, Queensland company Bolton Clarke has the expertise in to help China deal with this looming challenge. Last year Trade & Investment Qld led a group of Qld aged care providers on a trade mission to China. Today, it was a great privilege to witness the signing of a joint venture that will deliver 8 Senior Living Communities in China with Yango Group in Shanghai.
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Research boost for the ageing QUEENSLAND Government and soft tissue trauma. funding of $300,000 has sup- "The market for the print- ported the establishment of a ing of biomaterials to either re- joint Queensland-China re- pair damaged tissues and search centre using 3D print- organs or even replace them is ing technology to repair ageing expected grow substantially body parts. over the next few years." The Queensland University A biomaterialis a biological of Technology-led Joint Re- or synthetic substance that can search Centre for the Develop- be introduced into body tissue ment of Functional as part of an implanted medi- Biomaterials in Advanced cal device or used to replace an Manufacturing of Human Tis- organ. The world market for sues and Organs will boost col- biomaterials is expected to al- laboration between leading most double by 2024 to scientists and industries in $US207 billion. Queensland and Shanghai in tissue and human organ engin- eering. Deputy Premier Jackie Trad said the new centre was developed to address the com- mon challenges faced by both countries' ageing populations. "With increasing numbers of older people needing care, our health systems will be put under enormous pressure," she said. `By accelerating research in this important field, we can improve the quality of life for all of us as we get older, reduc- ing the burden off our health- care systems. "The centre will focus on living tissue replacements to restore the functions of dam- aged tissues and organs in the treatment of bone and joint disorders, including osteopo- rosis, osteoarthritis, fractures
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"The strength of our government-to-government engagement can be attributed to our Queensland- Shanghai Sister State relationship which is 30 years old. Hoping to develop the existing relationship even further by building new connections, Trod declared, 'Queensland is open for business and we welcome Chinese business."'
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SYDNEY, Sept. 24 — The Australian State of Queensland is ready to do business uith China and welcomes foreign investment, according to a media statement on the state government deputy premier Jackie Trail's trade mission to China.
"Foreign i m estment is an enormous contributor to Queensland's continued economic grouch and employment, especially' in regional areas,, Trad said in the statement. Her trade mission to Shanghai is set to conclude on Tuesday.
"Thy is tirhy u e encourage Chinese investors to strengthen our commercial relationship and to explore the many avenues for greater partnership= bet;+men China companies and Queensland."
Meeting tir3th senior representatives from some. of China's major construction, infrastructure, energy, advanced manufacturing and technology businesses in Shanghai, Trad said "the (state) government's industrial priorities offer potential simergies vvlth those in China, including the further advancement of renemable energy-, resources and mining, tourism, and thee health and aged care industries."
With fire offices in Shanghai, Beijing, Chengdu, Guangzhou and Hong Kong Special A mini,-trative Region, Queensland's strong relationship idth China goes back Omer three decades.
"The bond between Queensland and China across all spectrums of our bilateral relationship is very important to the (Queensland) government, and China continues to be an important source of foreign direct investment into Queensland," she said.
"The strength of our government-to-government engagement can be attributed to our Queensland-Shanghai Sister State relationship which is 3o gars old."
Hoping to develop the adsting relation-ship even further by building new connections, Trad declared "Queensland is open for business and we ►vAcome Chinese business.,'
In the financial year to 2018, Queensland's merchandise e-.TWs to China were valued at 22.4 billion Australian (15.17 billion U.S. dollars) dollars, representing 21.3 percent of -Anstrala's total merchandise exports to China. -M 30 J9- 4-7 , iWff4 from The Paper (digital media portal of Shanghai United Media Group), 25 SEP 2019
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Jackie Trad, Deputy Premier of Queensland, Visited Shanghai to Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Queensland Shanghai's Sister State Relationship
"On the evening of September 24th, the Queensland Government of Australia held a celebration in Shanghai for the 30th anniversary of Queensland and Shanghai's Sister State Relationship. The day before, The Honorable Jackie Trod MP, Queensland's Deputy Premier and Mr. XU Kunlin, Shanghai Deputy Mayor once again signed the MOU for sister state relationship."