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Relations between Sino-CEEC since 1990s. Prof . zhu xiaozhong. Two periods of relations between China and CEEC. Socialist era. Post-Socialist era. Some new factors influencing bilateral relations ( since 1990). Re-adjusting Chinese approach towards CEEC 1990-1994.
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Relations between Sino-CEEC since 1990s Prof. zhuxiaozhong
Some new factors influencing bilateral relations ( since 1990)
The Budapest principles • 1 • Respect the CEEC people’s choice • 2 • Develop the bilateral relations based on the five principles of peaceful coexistence • 3 • There are no fundamental interest conflicts in bilateral relations • 4 China supports peaceful resolution of regional disputes and enhancing regional cooperation
4/ Establish an expert advisory committee & Tourism promotion alliance
Six-point proposal by Li Keqiangin 2013 • First, China and CEE countries should intensify economic and trade cooperation, doubling China-CEE trade volume in five years and discussing a framework agreement for industrial investment in the near future.
Six-point proposal by Li Keqiangin 2013 • Second, China and CEE countries should promote cooperation on transportation infrastructure to open up interconnected land and sea channels between China and Europe. China and CEE nations will also build a transport "artery" for China-Europe logistics by setting up bonded areas and distribution centers along railways and ports.
Six-point proposal by Li Keqiangin 2013 • Third, China and CEE nations should enhance "green cooperation." China backs its enterprises to participate in the CEE nuclear electricity projects and hopes that the host countries would improve investment environment.
Six-point proposal by Li Keqiangin 2013 • Fourth, China and CEE countries should expand financing channels. They need to make good use of the 10-billion-U.S.-dollar special credit line and enhance financial cooperation by setting up branches of financial institutions branches in each other's markets, signing currency swap and settlement agreements.
Six-point proposal by Li Keqiangin 2013 • Fifth, China and CEE countries should further tap into potentials of cooperation at local levels to efficiently and effectively promote their cooperation.
Six-point proposal by Li Keqiangin 2013 • Sixth, China and CEE countries should enhance cultural exchanges by holding regular forums on culture and education, strengthening communication between young politicians, think-tanks and media as well as facilitating procedures for travel and work visa.
