Swifter, Higher, Stronger? China’s Economy & Business Prospects Post-Olympics
Following the success of The Beijing Olympics, all eyes are on the Chinese economy. With US$40.9 billion spent on the construction of sports facilities and traffic infrastructure, the investment is estimated to have boosted Beijing's economy by 2 percent annually over seven years. Some predict the end of these good economic times.
This is an exceptional opportunity to hear Ambassador Geoff Raby, Australia’s most senior representative to China reflect on what lies ahead for China. Prior to his appointment as Ambassador to China, and as Deputy Secretary since November 2002, Dr Raby's responsibilities included lead negotiator on WTO matters, China FTA Taskforce and bilateral relations with North Asia.
This event is presented by Asialink, Australia China Business Council and Confucius Institute at The University of Melbourne with the support of the Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade.
DATE: Tuesday, 30th September 2008
TIME: 6:30 pm for 7:00pm start
VENUE: The Carrillon Room, Sofitel Melbourne, 25 Collins Street, Melbourne
COST: $110 for Individuals, $95 for Asialink and ACBC Members, Corporate Table sponsorship is $1250
RSVP: For more details, please contact Bernadine Fernandez on 03 8344 3575 or email: b.fernandez@asialink.unimelb.edu.au
Following the success of The Beijing Olympics, all eyes are on the Chinese economy. With US$40.9 billion spent on the construction of sports facilities and traffic infrastructure, the investment is estimated to have boosted Beijing's economy by 2 percent annually over seven years. Some predict the end of these good economic times.
This is an exceptional opportunity to hear Ambassador Geoff Raby, Australia’s most senior representative to China reflect on what lies ahead for China. Prior to his appointment as Ambassador to China, and as Deputy Secretary since November 2002, Dr Raby's responsibilities included lead negotiator on WTO matters, China FTA Taskforce and bilateral relations with North Asia.
This event is presented by Asialink, Australia China Business Council and Confucius Institute at The University of Melbourne with the support of the Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade.
DATE: Tuesday, 30th September 2008
TIME: 6:30 pm for 7:00pm start
VENUE: The Carrillon Room, Sofitel Melbourne, 25 Collins Street, Melbourne
COST: $110 for Individuals, $95 for Asialink and ACBC Members, Corporate Table sponsorship is $1250
RSVP: For more details, please contact Bernadine Fernandez on 03 8344 3575 or email: b.fernandez@asialink.unimelb.edu.au