World Economic Forum:Inaugural Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2007

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World Economic Forum:Inaugural Annual Meeting of the New
Champions 2007

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About the meeting

The Inaugural Annual Meeting of the New Champions, to be held in Dalian on September 6-8, is an event hosted by the World Economic Forum in close cooperation with the Chinese government. The meeting will focus on the role the new generation of fast-emerging multinational companies--the New Champions--are playing in substantially changing the global business landscape. （More）

·	Wen: Making NE Harbor Shipping Center of NE Asia
	China aims to make Dalian not only a major harbor along China's northeast coast but also a shipping center of Northeast Asia, Premier Wen Jiabao said on Saturday.

·	World Business Leaders Eye Market Expansion in China
	World business leaders attending the Summer Davos in Dalian are seeking to expand their presence in China, which has seen booming economic growth for nearly three decades.

·	China, Leading by Example
	A panel of experts and officials was in hot debate about how soft power could work better, particularly about how China could use its soft power to attract and persuade others.

·	Optimism for Business Opportunity
	The booming financial market in China has created tremendous new opportunities for accounting firms.

·	Fighting Climate Change the Wheel Deal
	Prospective Chinese car buyers will be encouraged to buy more energy efficient vehicles under possible measures to cut pollution and increase the country's energy efficiency.

·	Queen Rania Calls for More Understanding
	The Queen of Jordan Rania Al Abdullah addressed hundreds of business leaders, scholars and government officials at the Summer Davos yesterday, calling on them to adopt a new global "moral language of the conscience" to help bridge the growing divide between the Muslim world and the West.

·	Davos Aims to Help Kids in Hunger
	The World Economic Forum (WEF) put forward an initiative on Friday at ongoing summer meeting in northeastern China's port city of Dalian to help children suffering from hunger in the underdeveloped countries.

·	More Efforts Pledged to Address Coastal-hinterland Imbalance
	China will continue to cope with the imbalanced development of its coastal and hinterland regions, a senior official with the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said on Friday at the Summer Davos in Dalian.

·	From Davos to Dalian: China Gains Increasing Sway in World Arena
	As the global meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) comes from the Swiss ski resort Davos, where it has been held for decades, to an oriental port city, the world once again casts its eyes to China.

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