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MEETING with << COMPANY NAME >> QTC AND TRADE & INVESTMENT MISSION TO BEIJING, SEOUL, TAIPEI, KAOHSIUNG, JAKARTA AND BANGKOK THE HONOURABLE ANDREW FRASER MP TREASURER AND MINISTER FOR STATE DEVELOPMENT AND TRADE 25 APRIL TO 7 MAY 2011 TRAVEL REPORT OFFICIAL DELEGATION MEMBERS ....................................................................... 5 TRADE AND INVESTMENT QUEENSLAND REPRESENTATIVES IN-MARKET ..... 5 BUSINESS DELEGATION MEMBERS – BEIJING .................................................... 6 BUSINESS DELEGATION MEMBERS – SEOUL ..................................................... 6 BUSINESS DELEGATION MEMBERS – TAIPEI & KAOHSIUNG ............................. 6 BUSINESS DELEGATION MEMBERS – INDONESIA .............................................. 7 TRADE MISSION OVERVIEW .................................................................................. 8 MEETING AND LUNCH WITH MR TSE PING CHAIRMAN CHIA TAI ENERGY CHEMICAL GROUP ................................................................................................ 10 MEETING WITH MR WANG XIN, CHAIRMAN OF BOARD OF YANZHOU COAL .. 11 MEETING WITH MR WANG ZHIGANG, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT SINOPEC ... 12 MEDIA CONFERENCE ........................................................................................... 13 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT RECEPTION ........................................................ 14 CONTRACT SIGNING BETWEEN RUSSELL MINERAL EQUIPMENT (RME) AND CHINA NATIONAL GOLD GROUP ......................................................................... 15 MEETING WITH MR LUO JIANCHUAN, PRESIDENT AND MR XIONG WEIPING, CHAIRMAN, ALUMINIUM CORPORATION OF CHINA LTD (CHALCO) ................ 16 KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT CHINA GO GLOBAL OVERSEAS INVESTMENT CONFERENCE ....................................................................................................... 17 BREAKFAST MEETING WITH AUSTRALIAN AMBASSADOR, HIS EXCELLENCY SAM GEROVICH AND AUSTRADE SENIOR TRADE COMMISSIONER, MR MARTIN WALSH ..................................................................................................... 18 MEETING WITH MR TAE HEE WOO, DIRECTOR GENERAL, TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION, MINISTRY OF KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY ............ 19 MEETING AND LUNCH WITH MR DAE-CHUN JUN, SENIOR EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, KOREA GAS CORPORATION (KOGAS) .......................................... 20 MEETING WITH DR DO-SOO JANG, PRESIDENT, KOREA SOUTH EAST POWER CO LTD (KOSEP) ..................................................................................... 21 QTC MEETING WITH THE BANK OF KOREA ....................................................... 22 QTC MEETING WITH UBS SECURITIES, SEOUL BRANCH ................................. 23 BREAKFAST MEETING WITH DR JU-TAE LEE, CHAIRMAN, KOREA IMPORTERS ASSOCIATION (KOIMA) ......................................................................................... 24 MEETING WITH MR CHEONG-HWAN KIM, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, SAMSUNG C&T CORPORATION .......................................................................... 25 MEETING WITH MR MYUNG-DEUK SEO, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, RAW MATERIALS PROCUREMENT DEPARTMENT, POSCO ....................................... 26 MEETING AND LUNCH WITH MR JAE-HO LEE, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, CJ CHEILJEDANG CORPORATION ...................................................................... 27 MEETING WITH MR IL-CHAE JUNG, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, SHINSEGAE FOOD ..................................................................................................................... 28 MEDIA CONFERENCE ........................................................................................... 29 2 MEETING AND SIGNING OF MOU ON MARINE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT WITH JEOLLANAM PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT .......................................................... 30 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT RECEPTION CELEBRATING "YEAR OF FRIENDSHIP" ......................................................................................................... 31 MEETING WITH MR YONG-SHIK KANG, PRESIDENT, SEOUL RACEHORSE OWNERS ASSOCIATION ....................................................................................... 32 LUNCH MEETING WITH MR KWANG-WON KIM, CHARIMAN AND CEO OF KOREAN RACING AUTHORITY ............................................................................. 33 MEETING WITH MS ALICE CAWTE, AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVE TO TAIWAN .................................................................................................................. 34 MEDIA CONFERENCE ........................................................................................... 35 DINNER MEETING WITH MR WEI WEI, PRESIDENT OF TAIWAN SUGAR CORPORATION ..................................................................................................... 36 MEETING WITH DR JO-CHI TSOU, CHAIRMAN OF CHINA STEEL CORPORATION ..................................................................................................... 37 MEETING WITH MS CHO-CHUAN HSU, DEPUTY SECRETARY GENERAL, KAOHSIUNG CITY GOVERNMENT ....................................................................... 38 MEDIA INTERVIEWS .............................................................................................. 39 MEETING WITH MR EDWARD CHEN, CHAIRMAN OF TAIWAN POWER CORPORATION (TAIPOWER) AND CHAIRMAN OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA AUSTRALIA BUSINESS COUNCIL (ROCABC) ...................................................... 40 DINNER RECEPTION HOSTED BY AUSTRALIAN COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OFFICE AND THE QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT ............................................... 41 MEETING WITH MEETING WITH MR I-MIN TONG, DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION, MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS (MOEA) ........................... 42 QTC MEETING WITH CENTRAL BANK OF CHINA, TAIWAN (HOSTED BY ANZ) 43 QTC MEETING WITH TAISHIN COMMERCIAL BANK (HOSTED BY ANZ) ........... 44 MEETING WITH DEPUTY HEAD OF MISSION, MR PAUL ROBILLIARD AND MR GAVIN KU, FIRST SECRETARY (ECONOMIC) DFAT ........................................... 45 MEETING WITH MR HAMZAH THAYEB, DIRECTOR-GENERAL ASIA PACIFIC, MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS ........................................................................ 46 OFFICIAL OPENING OF GEOTHERMAL ENERGY FORUM ................................. 47 MEETING WITH HIS EXCELLENCY DR DARWIN SALEH, MINISTER FOR ENERGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES ................................................................ 48 GEOTHERMAL ENERGY FORUM LUNCHEON .................................................... 49 GEOTHERMAL ENERGY FORUM LUNCHEON .................................................... 49 OFFICIAL OPENING OF QUEENSLAND MINING TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE .. 50 MEETING WITH HE MR MAHENDRA SIREGAR VICE MINISTER OF TRADE ..... 51 MEDIA CONFERENCE ........................................................................................... 52 QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT RECEPTION ........................................................ 53 MEETING WITH HIS EXCELLENCY DR IR BAYU KRISNAMURTHI, MS, VICE- MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE ............................................................................ 54 3 QTC MEETING WITH BANK MANDIRI (HOSTED BY UBS) ................................... 55 QTC MEETING WITH BANK OF INDONESIA ........................................................ 56 QTC MEETING WITH MR PAUL O’BRIEN WESTPAC BANKING CORPORATION 57 QTC MEETING WITH GOVERNMENT PENSION FUND ....................................... 58 QTC MEETING WITH BANK OF THAILAND .......................................................... 59 4 OFFICIAL DELEGATION MEMBERS The Honourable Andrew Fraser MP Treasurer and Minister for State Development and Trade Mr Steven Miles Senior Policy Advisor, Office of the Treasurer, Minister for State Development and Trade Bob Quinn Queensland Special Representative to ASEAN (Indonesia only) Mr Stephen Biggs Director – OMD Asia Trade and Investment Queensland (Taiwan only) TRADE AND INVESTMENT QUEENSLAND REPRESENTATIVES IN-MARKET Mr Zijian Zhang Trade and Investment Commissioner - Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou Dr Sangmin Woo Trade and Investment Commissioner - Korea Mr Quentin Bai Trade and Investment Commissioner - Taiwan Mr Oka Simanjuntak Business Development Manager – Indonesia 5 BUSINESS DELEGATION MEMBERS – BEIJING Mr Ray Shaw Managing Director, Bandanna Energy Mr John Russell Managing Director, RME Group Sales and Marketing Manager, Mr Darren Chapman RME Mr Li He Key Account Manager, RME Ms Michelle Lee Chief Executive Director, Royal Brisbane Institute of Technology (RBIT) Mr Aimo J. Aho Director, RBIT BUSINESS DELEGATION MEMBERS – SEOUL Dr Ray Shaw Managing Director, Bandanna Energy Mr Andrew James Senior Principal, Populous Mr Joo-Young Kim Korea Representative, Populous Ms Michelle Lee Chief Executive Director, Royal Brisbane Institute of Technology (RBIT) Mr Aimo J. 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