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PRC Official Activities Ple’S Construction Bank of China Since 1989 CHINA aktuell/Official Activities - 319/1 - Mai/May 1991 dustrial Bank of Japan Ltd., the Norin- chukin Bank, the Chiba Bank and the Kinki Bank, is to be the first tax-free Ioan from Japanese banks to the Peo­ PRC Official Activities ple’s Construction Bank of China since 1989. With a term of five years, the preferential commercial Ioan will be invested in key state projects in light industry, the textiles industry, and the machinery, electronics and raw materi­ als industries. (XNA, May 29,1991) AGREEMENTS WITH Nuclear Power Station. The agreement signed today is viewed as a further Mongolia (May 30) FOREIGN COUNTRIES development of Sino-French co-opera- Airline Cooperation minutes between tion in the field of nuclear energy. Civil Aviation Administration of China Wolfgang Bartke (XNA, May 28,1991) (CAAC) and its Mongolian counter- part. Under the minutes, China will Chile (May 23) Gabon (May 20) open, beginning from August, two Minutes of tue 12th meeting of the Agreement under which China will routes, Beijing - Ulan Bator, Huhhot - China-Chile Economic and Commer- provide a Ioan (no details). Ulan Bator, each two flights a week. cial Joint Committee. (XNA, May 20, 1991) The signing of the minutes marks the (XNA, May 24,1991) resumption of CAAC’s flights to Mon­ Gambia (May 09) golia after a lapse of 30 years. Mongo- Chile (May 31) Agreement under which China will lia reopened its airiine Service from Executive program for cultural ex- provide a Ioan (no details). Ulan Bator to Beijing in 1986 and now change in 1991-93. This will cover ex- (XNA, May 9,1991) two flights a week. change of visits by delegations in press (XNA, May 30,1991) and publication, broadcasting and tele- Hungary (May 29) vision, and education and culture. Chi­ Agreement on encouraging and pro- Myanmar (ex-Burma) (May 11) na and Chile also will promote mutual tection of each other’s Investment. Protocol on the construction or bridges transfer of books and TV Programmes (XNA, May 29, 1991) over boundary rivers. The projects, the and university-to-university Coopera­ Wanting-Kyukok and Namhpa (Qing- tion including Student exchanges. Italy (May 10) shuihe/Chinshwehaw) bridges, will be (XNA, JUn 1, 1991) Initial treaty on judical assistance in built over the boundary rivers along civil matters. The treaty concerns mu­ the Sino-Burmese border. Columbia (May 27) tual assistance, the serving of docu- (XNA, May 12, 1991) Agreement on cultural and education ments and taking of evidence, recogni- Cooperation for 1991-93. Under it, the tion and enforcement of the court’s de- New Zealand (May 09) two countries will boost their exchan­ cisions and arbitral rulings in foreign- Agreement on establishing a consulate ges in the sectors of theater, literature, related civil cases between the two general in Auckland and in Shanghai education, television, and science. countries. or Guangzhou. (XNA, May 28, 1991) (XNA, May 9, 1991) (XNA, May 10,1991) Cuba (May 03) Peru (May 07) Italy (May 28) News Information exchange agreement Agreement to build a cement plant in 2nd 10-year agreement on economic between Xinhua News Agency and the Department of San Martin with Cooperation. The Cooperation will in- Prensa Latina. Chinese assistance. clude the fields of telecommunications, (XNA, May 3,1991) (XNA, May 7,1991) energy sources, transport infrastruc- France (May 28) ture, environmental protection, chemi- San Marino (May 08) Nuclear fuel technology transfer stry, metallurgy and personell training. Agreement to upgraae the official rela- agreement between the China Nuclear (XNA, May 28,1991) tions at the consular level to diplomatic Energy Industry Corp. and the French relations at the ambassadorial level as Company Fragema, mvolving the de­ Italy (May 28) of 15th July 1991. sign and manufacture of 900,000 kW Agreement between the People’s Con­ (XNA, May 8, 1991) pressure water reactor nuclear fuel as- struction Bank and the Monte dei Pa­ semblies. The agreement stipulates schi di Siena on borrowing 10 million Soviet Union (May 17?) that Fragema will provide China with U.S.S of commercial Ioan. The com- Agreement on the eastern section of the technology and equipment needed mercial Ioan from Italy, with a five- the border between China and USSR. to upgrade production at the Yibin year term, will also be used in state key (XNA, May 18, 1991) Nuclear Fuel Fabrication Factory. Of- projects involving the textiles, machin- ficials from China National Nuclear ery, electronics and raw materials in- Soviet Union (May 19) Corporation say that the technology dustries. Agreements on Cooperation to pro­ will enable the factory to supply fuel (XNA, May 29, 1991) mote bilateral ties between institutions assemblies to the Guangdong Daya of higher learning. Under the agree- Bay Nuclear Power Station by the end Japan (May 28) ments, the two countries decided to of 1993. The French Framatome Cor­ Agreement between the People’s Con­ continue scientific and technological poration, the parent Company of Fra­ struction Bank of China and the Indus­ Cooperation between their institutions gema, had previously reached an trial Bank of Japan Ltd., the Norin- of nigher learning, and to recognize agreement with the Guangdong Nu­ chukin Bank, the Chiba Bank anad the each other’s diplomas and academic clear Power Joint Venture Company Kinki Bank on borrowing 20 million degrees. for the construction of the Daya Bay U.S.$. The money, provided by the In­ (XNA, May 21,1991) CHINA aktuell/Official Activities - 320/2 - Mai/May 1991 Turkey (May 09) and will send technicians to train local From 1985 until 1990 Zhang had been Agreement on Cooperation in tourism. personnel for the future plant, design- political commissar of the Chinese (XNA, May 9,1991) ed to turn out 30,000 tons of cement a People’s Armed Police Force. year. Peru will put some 1.7 million Turkey (May 27) dollars into the project, which will start Zhang Xuezhong Cultural exchange program for 1991- in the second quarter of next year anad Identified as deputy secretary of Tibet 93. Under the program China and finish two years later. CP (Tibet TV, May 19, 1991; cit. SWB, Turkey will promote the exchange of (XNA, May 7, 1991) May 23,1991). visits of scholars, send teachers to work Zhang has been vice-governor of Gan­ in universities of each other’s coun- su Province before. tries, exchange five scholarships each PERSONAL DATA year as well as promote the Coopera­ Wolfgang Bartke Zhang Yanning tion between Xinhua News Agency and Huang Qixing it. X Dismissed as vice-minister of the State Commission for Restructuring Econ­ Anatolia News Agency. Elected vice-chairman of Tianjin Peo- (XNA, May 27,1991) omy (XNA, May 15,1991). ple’s Congress (Tianjin Ribao, Apr 30, U.SA. (May 22) 1991; cit. SWB, Jun 7, 1991). Zhou Wenzhi Agreement to extend and amend for Huang is a newcomer. Appointed vice-minister of water-re- five years the agreement on Coopera­ sources (XNA, May 15,1991). Jin Yunhui 'Z* Since 1986 Zhou has been director of tion in science and technology of Jan Appointed deputy secretary of Xin- the Water Conservancy and Power 1979. The two countries have reached jiang Autonomous Region CP (Xin- Department under Liaoning Province Cooperation protocols in 27 areas in- jiang TV, May 7, 1991; cit. SWB, May cluding agriculture, education, basic 9, 1991). Government. science, telecommunication and high- Jin was born in 1933 in Anhui Prov­ CHANGES IN CHINA’S energy physics, and achieved results in ince. In 1958 he graduated from the many cooperative projects. Accounting Department of the Shang­ DIPLOMATIC SERVICE (XNA, May 22, 1991) hai Institute of Finance and Econom­ New Ambassadors Venezuela (May 23) ics. Since 1979 he has been serving in Agreement on cultural Cooperation. Xinjiang, becoming vice-chairman of DuZhongying 3L Under it, universities from the two its People’s Government in Dec 1985. Appointed ambassador to Kiribati and countries will establish contracts to or- Mao Zhijun to Vanuatu (XNA, Mar 13,1991). ganize training courses, postgraduate Elected vice-governor of Hainan Prov­ Du is a newcomer. courses, assistantships and Professional ince (Haikou Radio, May 12, 1991; cit. updating courses. The two countries Huang Guocai SWB, May 15,1991). will exchange documentaries and radio Appointed ambassador to Laos (XNA, Mao is a newcomer. and television musical programs, and Mar 13,1991). broadcast special programs. In 1992, a Sun Xiaocun Huang is a newcomer. week-long Chinese movie festival will Deceased May 4th, 1991 at the age of XuYicong %% be held in Venezuela, followed by a 85 (XNA, May 4, 1991). Appointed ambassador to Ecuador Venezuelan film festival in China in Sun had been the chairman of the Chi­ (XNA, May 13,1991). 1993. (XNA, May, 23, 1991) na Democratic National Construction Former position: Association and one of the 30 vice- 1990-91 Deputy director, Depart­ UN World Food Program (May 29?) chairmen of the 7th CPPCC. The WFP has approved a five-year ment of Latin American Af­ agricultural assistance project worth 25 Wang Lianzheng JE. fairs, Foreign Ministry million U.S.$ to Yunnan Province. The Dismissed from his post as vice-mmis- money will go to help raise the living ter of agriculture (XNA, May 15,1991). FOREIGN DIPLOMATS Standards of more than 200,000 on New Ambassadors China’s poorest farmers and will be Wang Xueping given to local people as food aid to in- Elected vice-governor of Hainan Prov­ Argentina Carlos Lucas Bianco crease production of cereals, raise ince (Haikou Radio, May 12, 1991; cit. (XNA, May 9, 1991) more animals, halt soil erosion and de- SWB, May 15, 1991). Wang is a newcomer.
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