Seven Castles

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APEC TELMIN5 in Shanghai

 

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Preparations

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General Situation of Shanghai

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1. General Situation
Shanghai, where the Yangtze River pours into the East China Sea, sits on the central location along China's coastline. Facing the vast Pacific Ocean, Shanghai is China's east gateway leading to the rest of the world.

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With a pleasant northern subtropical maritime monsoon climate, Shanghai enjoys four distinct seasons, generous sunshine and abundant rainfall every year. Spring and autumn are relatively short, while winter and summer longer, with the average temperature of 16 degrees Centigrade in a year.
From a small village for fishermen 700 years ago to the largest port of China in 19th century, and even to an international metropolis today, Shanghai has become one of the cities that witness most dramatic changes and fastest growth in the world.
13 million permanent residents and 3.5 million migrating people live in this international metropolis with an area of 6300 square kilometers. Shanghai is opening up to the rest of the world and you are welcome to Shanghai.

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2. Economy:
Shanghai is one of the most important industry bases, and science and technology centers in China. The GDP of Shanghai in 2001 is in excess of 450 billion yuan, with the GDP per capita 4000 US Dollars.
In the next 5 years, Shanghai will prioritize investment on IT industry, such as chip making, software development and further develop high-tech industries including mobile communications, fiber-optic communications, bio-medicine and new materials. Agriculture is undertaking a strategic shift to be high-tech, modern and environment-friendly. Shanghai is advancing to a center of international economy, finance, trade and shipping.

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3. City Development
Since 1990s, Shanghai built viaducts, crossing-river bridges, tunnels, metro and light rails, two international airports, ports and completed a range of major constructs, e.g. to harness rivers, etc. In the near future, the world-advance Maglev will be available in Shanghai to smooth mass transit. Shanghai will be favored as a better place to invest and live.

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4. City Informatization Deployment
Great progress has been made in city information deployment, with the completion of the master project for the Infoport project - great bandwidth, high bit-rate and complete features. Bandwidth for international gateway is expanded to 1500 M, and over 100 M for local inter-exchange. The take-up of broadband access to home hit 95%. The project of one-card-for-all (involving diversified IC cards for banking, transportation and social securities, etc) is in substantive progress. Shanghai PSTN is now a fully digitized network with fiber as transmission media under a framework of SDH. Today, Shanghai has 6.16 million fixed line subscribers, with a teledensity of 47 (residential). Shanghai also has 23000 DDN subscribers, 1.85 million Internet subscribers, and 100,000 broadband access subscribers. FTTB or FTTZ rates are over 90%.

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5. Social Activities
Culture and Education:
1021 primary schools, 2.1 million pupils
861 middle schools, 800,000 students
255 vocational schools, 500,000 students
37 universities or colleges, 2.1 million students
48 cultural clubs
31 public libraries
50 archives
11 museums

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Medical Care and Public Health
459 hospitals
3769 clinics
28 disease prevention and control centers
49,900 doctors
36,800 nurses
Life expectancy 78.77

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International exchange
In 2001, 2.1 billion US Dollars were absorbed, exports and imports hit 110 billion US Dollars
International exchange activities successfully staged:
APEC Summit 2001
Shanghai Summit for Heads of Five Countries
Global Fortune Forum
Shanghai is now striving for a bid for World Expo 2010.

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Exploiting Pudong New Area
The 522-square-kilometer Pudong New Area, situated in the east urban area, is a paradise for investment.
Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone
Waigaoqiao Bonded zone
Jinqiao Exports Processing Zone
Zhangjiang High-tech Park

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Hotels to stay

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1. Main candidates and their facilities:
Shangri-la

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Jinmao Tower

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Tongmao Hotel

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Ruiji Hongta

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Dongfang Binjiang

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Venues and Facilities

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Central site: Shangri-la

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Sites
Central site
Other sites
Room for bilateral conference room
APEC secretariat
Rest rooms for VIPs

Other supporting facilities:
Room for telecom business
Room for audience
Room for simultaneous translation
Documentation and printing center
Security and credential-making center
Meeting Chair's office
MII working group
Rest room for liaison officers
Room for praying
Helpdesk
Various service centers
News center
Medical center

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Liaison officers, volunteers

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Liaison officers: (30)
1. Present and explain all the activities ministers are involved to the participating parties
2. Forward ministers' invitations and credentials
3. Usher ministers to take part in activities, and deal with problems related to the activities and other urgent events.

Volunteers (120)
1. On-site service acceptance and consulting
2. Join forces with liaison officer to deal with various problems
3. Implement all the tasks entrusted by the Secretariat

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Greeting and sending off senior officers and delegates

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1. Privilege for custom clearance: go through custom clearance, entry check or check-free services
2. Greeting and sending off
Ministers and senior offers should be greeted and seen off with diplomatic protocol
3. Security and safety
Shanghai security departments are in charge of the safety of senior officials and delegates

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Delegation registration and special card making

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Delegate's Identity Card
Security Staff's Identity Card

On-site made exclusively by Shanghai Guarding Bureau

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Staff's Identity Card
Reporter's Identity Card

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On-site made exclusively by Shanghai Guarding Bureau

Pass for business-purpose vehicles
Pass for delegate-specific vehicles

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Vehicle services

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1. Scheme 1:
Dazhong Fleet for State Guests
Cars: 25 BUICK GLK
Buses: 15 Nissan (49-seat)
In addition to the vehicles sent on demand, the Fleet has another two other vehicles as stand-by.

Scheme 2:
2. Dazhong Fleet for State Guests
Cars: 25 BUICK GLK
Jinjiang Fleet for State Guests
Buses: 15 Castle

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3. Scheme 3:
2. Dazhong Fleet for State Guests
Cars: 25 BUICK GLK
BUS Fleet for State Guests
Buses: 15 Benz

4. Scheme 4
Teamwork of Dazhong Fleet for State Guests and Jinjiang Fleet for State Guests
Cars: 25 Benz 320
Jinjiang Fleet for State Guests
Buses: 15 Volvo

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Security

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The host will provide the following security services

Security for hotels to stay
Security on floors
Security for venues
Security for after-meeting activities
Security with specific requirements

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Medical Care and Public Health

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(1) Clinics
Clinics are available at hotels and sites

(2) Designated hospitals
Oriental Hospital
Ruijin Hospital

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(3) Emergency treatment
In accordance with geographic situation of the designated hotels, 2 ambulances with intensive care facilities are ready in case of any emergency.
Whenever unexpected events taking place, the medical assurance system will react immediately.

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Food hygiene

Shanghai public health departments will guarantee the participating delegates the food and drink hygiene.

Designated points for raw materials purchase
Recipe appraisal
Dish sample
Hygiene check

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Banquets and entertainment shows

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1. Banquets
(1) Welcome banquet
On the evening of May 29, 2002, China's Ministry of Information Industry and Shanghai Municipal Government will jointly hold a banquet to treat the participating delegates

(2) Farewell banquet
On the evening of May 30, 2002, a banquet will be held to treat the participating delegates

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(1) Luncheon:
The conference will arrange luncheons when different dishes will be available due to religious reasons.
May 27-31
Shangri-la

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2. Entertainment Shows
(1) Scheme 1:
Evening, May 29
Shanghai Grand Theatre
Chinese national music, orchestra, opera or light music

Evening, May 30
Century Park
Music-activated fireworks

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(2) Scheme 2:
Evening, May 29
Shanghai Grand Theatre
Chinese national music, orchestra, opera or light music

Evening, May 30
Enjoy night scenes along the Huangpu River in the "ball" of Shanghai International Convention Center, revolving restaurant in Oriental Pearl TV Tower, or tour the Huangpu River

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Supposed travel programs for spouses

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Scheme 1
Afternoon, May 29
A visit to Shanghai Ocean Aquarium

May 30
Zhujiajiao plus Grand View Garden
One-day trip to Qingpu

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Scheme 2
Afternoon, May 29
A visit to Shanghai Ocean Aquarium

May 30
A visit to Shanghai Science and Technology Museum

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Online Application Procedures

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Log on     enter    point and click
Key in the given code (abbreviation of the economy + a random number)
PIN is a designated 4-digit number
Key in the code given by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Co-operation
TOKENCODE is a 6-digit number that changes once a minute
Notice dialog box appears    confirm      all the delegates register in accordance with their different situations

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Entry and exit for news media and the their equipment

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Overseas reporters:
Accommodation     Tongmao Hotel
Transmission facilities    text, video
(If videoconferencing required, please contact the Secretariat beforehand)

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Related Information

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1. APEC website
Find out more details about APEC activities at
210.25.132.5/apectelmin/main.htm

2. China tour
Find out more details about tourist attractions in China at
XXXXXXXX, which provides information on China and Shanghai and has links to websites featuring tourist attractions

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Currencies and exchange
(1) Most of international currencies and traveler's checks can be easily converted at local commercial banks, hotels or international airports here in China.
(2) Credit cards are allowed to be used in most of hotels, restaurants or well-known shops. These  in use include Visa, MasterCard, American Express and DinersClub.

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3. Power Supply
Power supply in China is with voltage between 220-240v and 50Hz. 110v or 220v outlets can be found in hotels for razors.

4. Telecom and postal services
During the period, telecom services of voice, data and video will be offered

At the venues, a whole range of round-the-clock postal services will be offered

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Communication Assurance 

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Telecom service providers and their services
China's leading telecom operators

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Services offered by China's telecom operators:
1. Voice services
2. Data services (dedicated networks, dedicated lines, etc)
3. Internet services
4. Video transmission, satellite transmission, videoconference services
5. 82002 service hotline (TELMIN 5 helpdesk, telecom service consulting, guide to life-specific services, secretary services, etc.)
6. Card-based services: IC cards, 300 Card, etc.
7. Short message service over fixed-line networks

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(3) Tariff
1. Free local phone calls
2. IDD, DDD calls and Internet surfing are charged in accordance with the tariff currently in effect
3. Discount for videoconference services
4. ADSL services at hotels: ADSL access are free of charge, while usage fee is charged daily, for 512K, 50 yuan/day/port, and for 1M, 80 yuan/day/port.

 

- 作者： zhangliping 访问统计：　2005年02月26日, 星期六 08:24 加入博采