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CHINA aktuell/Offlcial Activities - 890/2 - November/November 1990 North Korea (Nov 08) Plan for Cooperation in agricultural science and technology 1991-92. (KCNA, Nov 8, 1990; cit. SWB, Nov PRC Official Activities 10.1990) North Korea (Nov 15) Agreement on Cooperation between the Korean and Chinese medical asso- ciations. (KCNA, Nov 15, 1990; cit. SWB, Nov Congo (Nov 25) 17.1990) AGREEMENTS WITH A Document on additional Ioans to FOREIGN COUNTRIES Congo; North Korea (Nov 27) B Document on rescheduling the debt Agreement on China providing econ­ Wolfgang Bartke that Congo owes China; omic assistance. C Document on the Provision of agri­ (XNA, Nov 27,1990) Argentina (Nov07) cultural goods by China. Accord of the 7th Meeting of the Ar- (XNA, Nov 25,1990) Nicaragua (Nov 09) gentina-China Commercial and Econ- Chinese Statement on Suspension of omic Cooperation Joint Committee: Japan (Nov 02) the diplomatic relations in response to A Agreement on mixed Companies; Documents concerning Japan’s 36.5 Nicaragua’s announcement that it had billion yen loan to China. Under them B Loan accord between Argentina’s restored diplomatic relations with Tai­ Japan will issue its third round of Central Bank and the Bank of Chi­ Ioans, totaling 810 billion yen, to Chi­ wan. (XNA, Nov 9,1990) na; na beween 1990 and 1995. The money C Letter of intention on grain trade. from this particular loan will be used in (XNA, Nov 7,1990) Philippines (Nov 23) constructing a hydropower Station, a Protocol on scientific and technological reservoir, water supply projects, chem- Cooperation 1991-93. Under it, the two Argentina (Nov 15) ical fertilizer plants and highway A Agreement on joint ventures; bridges throughout China. sides will carry out 28 projects. B Consular treaty; (XNA, Nov 2,1990) (XNA, Nov 23,1990) C Protocol of consultation System. (XNA, Nov 15, 1990) Marshall Islands (Nov 16) Portugal (Nov 02) Communiqud on the establishment of Cultural exchange plan for 1991-93. Aslan Development Bank (Nov 29) diplomatic relations. (XNA, Nov 2,1990) The ADB approved a loan of 50 mil- (XNA, Nov 16,1990) lion US$ for an Agricultural Bank of Romania (Nov 21) China project. The loan has a term of Mongolia, PR (Nov 26) Protocol of the 30th Meeting of Sino- 15 years, including a three-year grace Educational Cooperation program for Romanian Committee on Science and period. The interest rate will be 1991-95. Technology Cooperation. The two determined in accordance with the (XNA, Nov 26,1990) countries will cooperate in chemical bank’s pool-based variable lending rate industry, machinery and electric indus­ System. The main objective of the loan Mexico (Nov 29) try, nonferrous metal industry, light in­ is to support the small and medium- Summary of talks pledging Coopera­ dustry, textile industry, food process­ sized rural enterprises in Shandong, tion in fishing industry on the basis of ing, agriculture, medicine and building Guangdong, Jilin, Jiangsu and Fujian equity and mutual benefit. Mexico material industry. provinces. In addition, ADB will pro- shows interest in the fields of fish- (XNA, Nov 21,1990) vide a technical assistance grant of catching technology, aquatic product 480,000 US$ to strengthen ABC’s processing, and aquatics breeding. Romania (Nov 28) institutional capacity for project lend­ China says it is interested in boat- Trade agreement changing the way of ing and investment analysis at provin- building, trading of fish products and payment in trade from Settlement on cial and county levels. ADB also ap­ catching fish in alien waters. account to cash Settlement as from Jan (XNA, Nov 29,1990) proved the execution of a technical as­ 1,1991. sistance grant of 2.3 million US$ for a (XNA, Nov 28,1990) Micronesia (Nov 05) project of developing water resources A Agreement on economic and tech- in Hainan province. Soviet Union (Nov 18) nological Cooperation; (XNA, Nov 29,1990) B Exchange of letters for China pro­ Protocol for providing bilateral radio viding gratis aid. transmitters to transmit programs to Bulgaria (Nov 02) (XNA, Nov 5,1990) other countries and regions. According Agreement on Cooperation in tradi- to this document, Moscow Radio will tional medicine between China’s State North Korea (Nov 04) broadcast through Chinese transmit­ Administration of Traditional Chinese Plan for scientific and technological ters to Australia, Bangladesh, Burma, Medicine and Bulgarian Ministry of Cooperation 1991-92. Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, the Public Health. (KCNA, Nov 4, 1990; cit. SWB, Nov 9, Philippines, and other countries. China (XNA, Nov 2, 1990) 1990) will use Soviet transmitters to broad- CHINA aktuell/Officiai Activities - 891/3 - November/November 1990 cast to Iraq, Saudi Arabia, the Persian Appointed director of the Department Li Dezhu Gulf region, Turkey, Britain, France, of Unity Front Work under the CCP Appointed vice-minister of the State and other countries. The protocol is Central Committee (XNA, Nov 30, Nationalities Affairs Commission. for two years, but it will be extended 1990) (XNA, Nov 23,1990) automatically if neither side terminates Ding belongs as the only alternate Li was born in 1944 in Wangqing it. (Moscow Radio, Nov 18, 1990; cit. member to the Politbüro of the CCP. County, Jilin Province. He belongs to SWB, Nov 21,1990) the Korean minority. After graduation Ge Hongsheng in political science from Yanbian Uni- Thailand (Nov 29) Appointed acting governor of Zhejiang versity he served as a cadre of the A Minutes of the 6th Meeting of the Province. (Hangzhou Radio, Nov 11, Communist Youth League in Jilin Sino-Thai Economic Cooperation 1990; cit. SWB, Nov 22,1990) from 1973-82. Successively he serves as Party secretary in his home county and Committee; Ge was born in 1931 in Jun an County, B Protocol of import and export Shandong Province. After Service in then in Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture. He became an alternate Commodities for 1991. Under it, the field of electric power he became member of the 12th CCP Central China will mainly import rice, raw Party secretary of Ningbo City in 1985 Committee in May 1985 and a member sugar, rubber and cassava and cas- and alternate member of the CCP 13th of the 13th CCP in November 1987. sava products from Thailand in Central Committee in 1987. 1991. Its principal exports to Thai­ Li Hou yjp- land will include crude oil and re- Gu Jinchi Relieved from his position as deputy fined oil, coal, cotton, machinery Appointed Secretary of Gansu Prov­ director of the State Hongkong and and electrical products, and rnedi- ince CP. (Lanzhou Radio, Nov 27, Macau Affairs Office. (XNA, Nov 23, cine. - The volume of bilateral 1990; cit. SWB, Nov 29,1990) 1990) trade in 1978 was only 144 million Gu was born in 1932 in Xiong County, US$. It grew to 1.2 billlon US$ in Hebei Province. After Service in ma- LinYinghai 1989 and is expected to keep such chine tool plants in Beijing and Zigong he became vice-govemor of Sichuan Elected deputy secretary oi Henau level in 1990. Province CP. (XNA, Nov 13,1990) (XNA, Nov 29,1990) Province in 1983, member of the CCP 13th Central Committee in 1987 and Lin was born in 1932 in Taiqian Coun­ ty, Henan Province. He graduated Turkey (Nov 13) deputy secretary of Gansu CP the fol- lowing year. from Beijing Teachers University in A Minutes of the 8th Session of the 1963 and served 1976-83 as Party sec­ Chinese-Turkish Joint Economic Hui Yongzheng & ■£■ retary in his home county. Since 1984 and Trade Committee; Appointed vice-minister of the State he has been secretary of the Discipline B Agreement on mutual encourage- Science and Technology Commission. Inspection Commission under Henan ment and protection of Investment. (XNA, Nov 23,1990) CP. (XNA, Nov 13,1990) Hui has been director of the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry under Lu Ping the Academy of Sciences before. Appointed director of the’ Hongkong CHINA’S and Macau Affairs Office under the ECONOMIC AID JiPengfei JtgL State Council. (XNA, Nov 23,1990) Lu was born in 1929 in Langzhong (No data in November) Resigns from his position as director of the Hongkong and Macao Affairs Of­ County, Sichuan Province. In 1947 he fice under the State Council. (XNA, graduated from the Agricultural Col­ Nov 23,1990) lege under St. John’s University in PERSONAL DATA Shanghai. 1949-52 he served in the Jia Qinglin it China Welfare Society and 1958-59 as Wolfgang Bartke Appointed acting governor of Fujian deputy editor-in-chief of China Recon- Province. (XNA, Nov 21,1990) structs. In 1978 he became secretary- Jia was born in 1940 in Jiaohe County, general of the State Hongkong and Bao Xuding gTj Hebei Province. After graduation from Macau Affairs Office and in 1987 its Appointed vice-minister of Machine- Hebei Engineering College in 1962 he deputy director. Building and Electronics Industry. served as technician in the Ist Ministry (XNA, Nov 23,1990) of Machine-Building (1962-69), as Wang Fang Bao has been chairman of the Planning general manager of the China National Appointed chairman of the State and Economic Commission under Machinery Import and Export Cor­ Anti-Narcotics Committee. (XNA, Nov Sichuan Province before. poration (1978-83), director of Taiyuan 23,1990) Heavy Machinery Plant (1983-85), Since Apr 1987 'Wang has been minis- deputy secretary of Fujian CP (since Chen Shi-neng ter of public security and since Apr 1987) and as vice-governor of Fujian Resigns as vice-minister of light indus­ 1988 state councillor. since July 1990. try. (RMRB, Nov 9, 1990; cit. SWB, Nov 26,1990) Wang Min (f) Li Changchun Relieved from her position as vice- Elected deputy secretary of Henan Ding Guan’gen T minister of chemical industry.
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