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Table of Content

I. About China-AALCO Exchange and Research Program on InternationalLaw(CAERP)................................................................................................................1

a. Speakers and Lectures.............................................................................................9

B. Note on Attendance.............................................................................................. 13

II. Venue and services.................................................................................................14

A. Taikang Business School, Beijing........................................................................14

a. Location and map....................................................................................... 14

b. Accommodation..........................................................................................15

c. Dining......................................................................................................... 16

d. Internet and printing service.......................................................................16

e. Guest Services............................................................................................ 16

f. Airport Services...........................................................................................17

B. Harbour Plaza North Point, Hong Kong.............................................................. 18

a. Location......................................................................................................18

b. Transportation.............................................................................................18

c. Dining......................................................................................................... 18

d. Guest Service..............................................................................................19

e. Check-out time........................................................................................... 19

III. Other Useful Information................................................................................... 20A. Wuhan University School of Law and Its Institute of International law............. 20

B. Asian Academy of International Law...................................................................21

C. Transportation...................................................................................................... 22

D. Hospital................................................................................................................ 23

E. Banks and Currency Exchange.............................................................................23

F. Weather................................................................................................................. 24

G. Communication....................................................................................................24

H. Safety................................................................................................................... 24

Iv. List of Participants and Staff Members..............................................................26A. List of Participants and Volunteers...................................................................... 26

B. Service Staff......................................................................................................... 28

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I.AboutChina-AALCOExchange andResearch

Programon InternationalLaw(CAERP)

In order to strengthen exchange in the field of international law between China

and other Asian and African countries, the Chinese Government decided to establish

the China-AALCO Exchange and Research Program on International Law. In April

2015, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang announced the program

at the 54th Annual Meeting of AALCO and the Asian-African Summit respectively.

The training session is an important part of the program. The first training session was

held from July 13 to July 31, 2015 in Xiamen. 22 participants from Asian and African

countries, as well as Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Regions of China

participated in the training. The second training session was held from August 29 to

September 16, 2016. 37 diplomats and legal officers from 34 countries of the Asian

and African region and AALCO Secretariat attended the session.

The third training session of CAERP will be held from September 4 to 20, 2017

in Beijing and from September 20 to 24, 2017 in Hong Kong with a total of 43

participants. As an integral part of CAERP, and based on the valuable feedback from

the participants of previous sessions, this session will continue to provide a wide

range of courses on international law. The courses will be conducted in English by

leading international law scholars and practitioners and will be of both academic and

practical value. Additionally, the third session will also include city tours, site visits

and cultural classes.

The detailed schedule and arrangement of the training session can be found in

this participant manual and also on the official website of CAERP

http://china-aalco.mfa.gov.cn/

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II. About the Third Training Session

A. Tentative Schedule

Monday, 4 September 2017

10:00-12:30 Opening Ceremony & Orientation

(Harvard Hall)

14:00-17:30 Custom and Jus Cogens in International Law

(Lecturer: Prof. Kennedy G. Gastorn, Room 228)

Tuesday, 5 September 2017

09:00-12:30 Compulsory Arbitration under UNCLOS

(Lecturer: Prof. Stefan Talmon, Room 228)

14:00-17:30 Seminar on International Law of Cyberspace

(Moderated by Prof. Huang Zhixiong, Room 228)

Wednesday, 6 September 2017

09:00-12:30 Compulsory Arbitration under UNCLOS

(Lecturer: Prof. Stefan Talmon, Room 228)

14:00-17:30 Building the Community of a Shared Future for Mankind

and International Law

(Lecturer: Prof. Tom Zwart, Room 228)

Thursday, 7 September 2017

09:00-12:30 The WTO Jurisprudence and International Law

(Lecturer: Ms. Zhao Hong, Room 228)

14:00-17:30 Building the Community of a Shared Future for Mankind

and International Law

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(Lecturer: Prof. Tom Zwart, Room 228)

Friday, 8 September 2017

09:00-11:30 Symposium on Fighting Against Transnational Organized

Crime and Legal Safeguards for the Belt and Road

Initiative

14:00-17:30 Chinese Culture Class

(Room 228)

Saturday, 9 September 2017

09:00-12:30 International Arbitration and Dispute Settlement

(Lecturer:Ms. Teresa Cheng, Room 228)

14:00-17:30 International Arbitration and Dispute Settlement

(Lecturer:Ms. Teresa Cheng, Room 228)

Sunday, 10 September 2017

09:00-12:30 Tour to Forbidden City

14:00-17:30 Free Time


09:00-12:30 Identification of Customary International Law and

International Dispute Settlement

(Lecturer:Prof. Sienho Yee, Room 228)

14:00-17:30 Identification of Customary International Law and

International Dispute Settlement

(Lecturer:Prof. Sienho Yee, Room 228)


09:00-12:30 Law of Global Governance

(Lecturer:Prof. Maurice Kamto, Room 228)

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14:00-17:30 1.Developing international law: issues, methods and

Strategies faced by African and Asian countries；

2.Alternative Strategies, including Reforms, Procedural

Changes and Measures to Ensure Impartial Appointment

of Arbitrators etc.

(Lecturer:Prof. Roy S. Lee, Room 228)


09:00-12:30 Protection of the Atmosphere and International Law

(Lecturer:Mr. Shinya Murase, Room 228)

14:00-17:30 The Nature and Function of International Law in the

Contemporary World Order

(Lecturer:Mr. Screenivas Pemmaraju Rao, Room 228)


09:00-12:30 Protection of the Atmosphere and International Law

(Lecturer:Mr. Shinya Murase, Room 228)

14:00-17:30 The Nature and Function of International Law in the

Contemporary World Order

(Lecturer:Mr. Screenivas Pemmaraju Rao , Room 228)


09:00-12:30 Visit to Huawei

14:00-17:30 Taichi Class

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09:00-12:30 Tour to Great Wall

14:00-16:30 Free Time


09:00-11:30 Visit to Supreme People’s Court

14:00-16:30 Participants Forum

(Room 228)


09:00-11:30 Lecture on China’s Belt and Road Initiative

(Room 228)

14:00-16:30 Closing Ceremony

(Harvard Hall)


10:00 Departure for airport

13:00-16:25 Take flight CA109 to Hong Kong


08:30 Departure for lecture venue (Hotel Lobby)

09:00-11:00 One Country Two Systems: 20 years of experience and

contribution to international law

(Lecturers: Elsie Leung, Wesley Wong, Teresa Cheng,

15/F Hong Kong Club Building)

11:30-13:00 Visit to OCMFA and talk on Title:20 years of experience

and contribution to international law

14:00-17:00 Legal issues in Public Private Partnership and their

application

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(Lecturer: Ms Rebecca Silli, 15/F Hong Kong Club

Building)


08:30 Wait at the Hotel Lobby

09:00-12:30 Visits to various bodies in Hong Kong

14:00-18:00 Seminar: Partnering in Asia and Africa

in major infrastructure projects

(15/F Hong Kong Club Building)

It will be open to public. Delegates will be invited to

participate in the sessions as commentators on the main

speeches based on their own country’s experience or

share special requirements in their countries for PPP in

major infrastructure projects.


09:00 Wait at the Hotel Lobby

09:00-17:00 City Tour in HK


All day Airport Drop-off

*If the visits have to be postponed/canceled because of bad weather, new activities

will be arranged and volunteers will inform you in time.

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B. Speakers and Lectures

Speakers Courses

Prof. Kennedy G. GastornCustom and Jus Cogens in International

LawSecretary-General of the Asian-African Legal Consultative

Organization (AALCO)

Prof. Kennedy G. Gastorn is the sixth Secretary-General of the Asian African Legal Consultative

Organization (AALCO). Prior to his current appointment, Prof. Gastorn was the Director of

International Affairs of the University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania since March, 2016. His research

and consultancies include: public international law; regional integration law; the East African

community law; indigenous and minority groups; international human rights law; law of the sea;

constitutionalism; land law; peace and security; and environmental law.

Mr. Shinya Murase Protection of the Atmosphere and

International LawMember of International Law Commission

Mr. Shinya Murase is a professor emeritus of Sophia University and a member of the United Nations

International Law Commission. His academic research focuses on public international law. Some of

his recent works include International Law: An Integrative Perspective on Transboundary Issues;

Scientific Knowledge and the Progressive Development of International Law: with Reference to the

ILC Topic on the Protection of the Atmosphere; Protection of the Atmosphere and International Law:

Rationale for Codification and Progressive Development.

Mr. Pemmaraju Sreenivasa Rao The Nature and Function of

International Law in the Contemporary

World OrderPresident of the Institut de Droit International

Mr. Pemmaraju Sreenivasa Rao is the current President of Institut de Droit International. His academic

research includes the public international law, UN Charter law, suppression of international terrorism

and law of the sea and maritime boundaries. He was Judge AD HOC of International Court of Justice

in the case concerning sovereignty over Pedra Branca/Pulau Batu Pateh, Middle Rocks and South

Ledge.

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Ms. Teresa ChengInternational Arbitration and Dispute

SettlementChairman of Asian Academy of International Law(AAIL)

Ms Cheng is a Senior Counsel of Hong Kong SAR. She is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of

Arbitrators and the Institution of Civil Engineers. She was awarded the Bronze Bauhinia Star in July

2006 and the Gold Bauhinia Star in 2011 in Hong Kong SAR for services to the public and

community.

Ms. Zhao HongThe WTO Jurisprudence and

International LawMember of the WTO Dispute Settlement Body

Ms. Zhao Hong is the member of the WTO Dispute Settlement Body. She is currently the Senior

Research Fellow and Deputy Director of the Institute of International Economic Law of Peking

University and Executive Director of the WTO Law Research Center of Peking University. Her

academic research focuses on the legal aspects of IPR, foreign trade, investment, competition, the

WTO, Dispute Settlement, Anti-dumping, Subsidy and Countervailing duty measures, TRIPS Council

and Trade in Services.

Prof. Maurice Kamto

Law of Global GovernanceFormer Chairperson of International Law Commission

Member of the Institut de Droit International

Prof. Maurice Kamto was the former Chairperson of International Law Commission and is a current

member of the Institut de Droit International. He has published numerous research articles and books.

His academic writings include books titled Gouvernance mondiale et droit internationale; L’agression

en droit international. Some of his recent articles include La Déclaration de New York sur les réfugiés

et le migrants, Rapport sur la Migration de masse, Les catégories d'Etat en droit de la mer.

Prof. Sienho Yee Identification of Customary

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International Law and International

Dispute SettlementProfessor of International Law at Wuhan University in

China

Prof. Sienho Yee is a professor of International Law of Wuhan University in China. His research

interests are in public international law (PIL), especially the jurisprudence of the International Court

of Justice (ICJ) and the structural questions of the international legal system.

Prof. Stefan TalmonCompulsory Arbitration under

UNCLOSDirector of the Institute of Public International Law

University of Bonn

Prof. Stefan Talmon is a director of the Institute of Public International Law, University of Bonn. His

academic research focuses on international law. He was a counsel and advocate for the Government of

Botswana in the case concerning Kasikili/Sedudu Island (Botswana/Namibia) before the International

Court of Justice.

Prof. Roy S. Lee 1. Developing international law: issues,

methods and Strategies faced by

African and Asian countries

2. Alternative Strategies, including

Reforms, Procedural Changes and

Measures to Ensure Impartial

Appointment of Arbitrators etc.

Yale University

Prof. Roy S. Lee serves as a faculty member in Yale University. He has been the Permanent Observer

to the United Nations for the Asian African Legal Consultative Organization (AALCO) since 2009.

Prof. Roy S. Lee has published and edited nine books and some 30 articles on space law, law of the

sea, the International Court of Justice, norms of democracy, peace problems, multilateral negotiations

and international criminal law and humanitarian law.

Prof. Tom Zwart Building the Community of a Shared

Future for Mankind and International

LawUtrecht University

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Prof. Tom Zwart is a faculty member and the Director of the Cross-cultural Human Rights Centre of

Utrecht University, School of Law. He has been elected a visiting professor at a number of

universities, including the University of Cambridge, L’Institut d’Études Politiques (Sciences-Po) in

Paris. Prof. Tom Zwart focuses on the interplay between law and culture, in particular in the fields of

human rights and international criminal law.

Ms Elsie Leung One country two systems: 20 years of

experience and its contribution to

international lawFormer Secretary for Justice

Ms. Elsie Leung is the Deputy Director, HKSAR Basic Law Committee of Standing Committee of

National People’s Congress, and Member, Mainland Legal Affairs Committee, Law Society of Hong

Kong. Ms Elsie Leung is the former Secretary for Justice and a past Member of the Executive Council

of the HKSAR Government. Ms Leung was awarded a Grand Bauhinia Medal for her “distinguished

public service” in 2002.

MrWesley Wong One country two systems: 20 years of

experience and its contribution to

international lawSolicitor General of the HKSAR

Mr. Wesley Wong spends his entire legal career at the Department of Justice, having been posted to

different parts of it and undertaking both civil as well as criminal work before the courts or

otherwise.He currently sits on the Higher Rights Assessment Board for solicitor advocates.He has

been an accredited mediator since 2009 and was appointed Senior Counsel by the Chief Justice in

2013.

Ms Rebecca SilliLegal issues in Public Private

Partnership and their application

Partner of Minter Ellison

Ms Rebecca Silli has a dual practice: projects/infrastructure and corporate/M&A. She advises on the

establishment of joint-ventures or M&A transactions in Hong Kong, China and across the Mekong

Region. She also assists numerous sponsors as well as multilateral institutions on projects in various

sectors in China, Hong Kong, Macau, Myanmar, Mongolia, India and Indonesia.

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C. Note on Attendance

All participants are expected to attend lectures on time according to the

schedule. No leave is allowed in principle. Unauthorized absence may result

in your certificate for attendance being withheld.

Please turn off or mute your cellphones during lectures or seminars.

Formal attire is required for both the opening ceremony and closing

ceremony. For all other activities, unless specifically required, you may dress

comfortably.

There are limited computer and internet facilities in Taikang Business School.

If you have important work or research to do during your stay, we advise you

to bring a laptop for the training.

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III. Venue and services

A. Taikang Business School, Beijing

a. Location and map

Located in the second phase of the Taikang Innovation Center in Zhongguancun

Science Park, Changping District, Beijing, Taikang Business School, covering 52,000

square meters in area, is a modernized base integrating training and conferencing. It

comprises three main sections respectively supporting learning, working and living.

More specifically, it possesses state-of-the-art multi-functional classrooms, lecture

halls, conference rooms, offices, a cafeteria, guestrooms, a gymnasium and a

swimming pool. Moreover, there is a large atrium which supports the teaching and

learning spaces.

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Address: Zhongguancun Science Park, Kexueyuan Road No. 31, Changping

District, Beijing

b. Accommodation

Participants will be accommodated in guestrooms on the third, fourth and fifth

floor of Taikang Business School.

All the guestrooms are equipped with air conditioning, coffee/tea maker, HD TV,

free WIFI， hair dryer， in-room safe, bathroom amenities and individual climate

control, etc..

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c. Dining

All participants will be served with well-balanced meals in the dining hall of

Taikang Business School. You can choose Chinese or Western meals to your taste.

Additionally, Halal meal will be offered to the participants with special dietary

requirements in light of their regions.

Unless otherwise noticed, all lunch and dinner in Beijing during the course time,

including the halal food, will be offered in the Food Plaza on Floor B1. Otherwise,

table dinner is served in the Banquet Hall on the first floor.

Breakfast time:07:00-08:30

Lunch time:11:30-13:30

Dinner time:17:30-20:30

d. Internet and printing service

The whole school, including classrooms, dining hall and guest rooms, is covered

by Wi-Fi. (User Name: Taikanghotel; No Password)

Printing service is offered in Business Center of South Hall. The front desk in

northwest Hall can also help scan documents.

e. Guest Services

Taikang Business School provides guests with multiple services, including

Concierge Service, luggage storage, laundry service, Fax/photocopying service. It

also offers access to 24-hour front desk, free high-speed internet access, huge public

lounge space and professional fitness center.

Also, a well-equipped gymnasium and a swimming pool the business school

possess will provide guests with perfect fitness experience.

Additionally, Taikang Business School will open a prayer room (temporarily

located in Room 227 on the second floor).

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f. Airport Services

When you enter the Arrival Lobby after Baggage Claim and Customs Inspection,

you will be greeted by volunteers there at the pick-up area, holding a pick-up card

with the title and logo of the Third Training Session of China-AALCO Exchange and

Research Program on International Law.

They will lead you to a car which will take you from the airport right to Taikang

Business School. Upon your arrival, other volunteers will help you check in.

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B. Harbour Plaza North Point, Hong Kong

a. Location

Harbour Plaza North Point, 665 King's Road, North Point, Hong Kong

(MTR Quarry Bay Station, Exit C)

Harbour Plaza North Point is conveniently located in the Eastern District of Hong

Kong Island and allows easy access to:

• MTR Quarry Bay Station (Exit C) - 1 min

• Taikoo Place & Cityplaza - 5 min

• Causeway Bay - 10 min

Hotel also provides complimentary shuttle bus service to:

• Central - Airport Express Hong Kong Station

• Wan Chai (during selected trade show periods at HKCEC)

• Causeway Bay

• Taikoo Place & Cityplaza

b. Transportation

A Shuttle Bus is arranged to take all the participants to the lecture venue or other

various bodies in the morning and back hotel in the afternoon. No leave is allowed in

principle. Please wait in the hotel lobby everyday on time.

c. Dining

Breakfast will be offered at the Greens Café on the second floor of the hotel

daily from 06:30 - 10:30. We will arrange group lunch at or near the lecture or

seminar venue, and group dinner at a restaurant in or near the hotel. For participants

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who will departure in the late afternoon/evening on 24th September, lunch coupon

will be provided to have lunch at the hotel. Dinner coupon will also be provided for

the participant with very late flight on Sept 24.

d. Guest Service

Complimentary Wi-Fi Internet access

Bath room amenities and hair dryer

Individually controlled air-conditioning

Tea and coffee making facilities

Fitness Centre(06:00 - 23:00)

Swimming Pool(07:00 - 21:00)

Business Centre(24-hour)

e. Check-out time

All the participants are required to Check-out BEFORE 12:00 noon on 24th

September.

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IV. Other Useful Information

A. Wuhan University School of Law and Its Institute of

International law

Wuhan University School of Law has a long history which can be traced back to

1908. After years of development, the Law School has become a national center of

legal education and research in China. The Law School has two key research sites of

humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education, one of which is the

Wuhan University Institute of International Law.

Wuhan University Institute of International Law, founded in 1980, is the first

college-based research institution in the field of international law and a top think tank

in China. The Institute is committed to the advancement of interdisciplinary

scholarship in international law. Its research covers a breadth of topics, including

United Nation law, European Union law, international energy law, e-commerce law,

international sports law, international network law and other frontier fields.

Over many years, the Institute has made fruitful achievements in research and

practice activities. Apart from diverse research outputs, it has provided legal advice to

the government of China in the drafting of laws, in international negotiation and in the

implementation of treaties to promote good and efficient governance and the rule of

law. Moreover, the Institute has built up strong networks with leading scholars,

research institutions and organizations worldwide through establishment of long-term

partnerships and exchange of expertise.

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B. Asian Academy of International Law

The Asian Academy of International Law Ltd (AAIL) is an independent and

non-profit making body, set up in Hong Kong to further the studies, research and

development of international law in Asia. The AAIL provides a platform for

discussions on international law issues and to research in developing areas of

international law, in order to enhance and reinforce Asia's role and participation in the

formulation of international law and international relations. AAIL aims to provide

specialized education and training to practitioners, national judges, students and

government officials in areas of international law. The unique distinction between

AAIL and other international law institutes is that AAIL concentrates on involvement

of Asian countries as well as collaboration between practitioners and academia. The

mission and vision of AAIL is:

To establish a center for the learning, research, training and promotion of and on

international law and to support the development of international law as it relates to

the global, and in particular Asian, economies.

To provide training and education in international law subjects, including

without limitation public international law, private international law, WTO,

investment law, law of the sea, cyber law, and international arbitration practice, on its

own or in collaboration of other academic or professional institution.

Conducting research in topics relevant to international law and on other aspects

from time to time; publishing research papers from the AAIL as well as third party

contributions, publishing journals, bulletins or other online or offline magazines,

whether periodically or on an ad hoc basis, all with the aim of furthering the learning

and knowledge in the international law sphere.

To provide best practice guidelines or model clauses or contracts for

international trade and commerce, banking and finance, capital markets, infrastructure

construction and development, intellectual property or such other aspects of human

endeavors.

To provide a platform for discussion and debates on topical subjects in

international law.

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C. Transportation Taxi-ordering ServiceYou may download the APP “Didi Chuxing (滴滴出行)” in your cell phone. The

APP offers different types of taxi-ordering services, which are convenient for going

out.

BusSurrounding the Taikang Business School, you may find several bus stops with

the following lines:

Bus No. 560; Bus No. 878; or Bus No. 871

SubwayIn order to get to the surrounding subway stations, we advise you to

Get on the Bus No. 878 or No. 871 at Shengming Yuan Road (Life Park Road)

Stop and then get off the bus at Subway Station Life Science Park West Station.

OR Get on the Bus No. 560 at Kexue Yuan Road (Science Park Road) Stop and

then get off the bus at Subway Station Life Science Park Station.

The Changping Line is connected to the whole Beijing subway lines. The

Changping Line and relevant subway stations connected to the Changping Line are as

follows:

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Notes on Transportation:If you want to have a city tour, we

recommend you purchase a transport pass card

(RMB 20 per pass card; you can recharge the

card if necessary) from the subway stations,

which could be used on all public

transportation in Beijing.

To find out how to get to your destination, please don’t hesitate to ask the

reception or our volunteers, they will be happy to help.

D. Hospital

Peking University International HospitalRoute: Get on the Bus No. 878 or 871 at Bus No. Shengming Yuan Lu Bei/Life

Park Road North Stop and get off at the Peking University International Hospital

East Gate Stop.

Tel: 0086 10 80197766

Note on Medical expenses:

In principal, all the medical expenses are assumed by participants.

E. Banks and Currency Exchange

Surrounding the Taikang Business School, there are several ATMs and one bank

branch available and positions are as follows:

1. The ATM of the Bank of Shanghai and also the ATM of the Bank of

China(Location: 1st Floor of the Outpatient Building of the Peking University

International Hospital, Shengmingyuan Road No.1, Changping District)

2. The ATM of the Bank of Shanghai(Location: 1st Floor of the Outpatient

Building of the Peking University International Hospital, Shengmingyuan Road No.1,

Changping District)

3. China Construction Bank(Beijing Shengmingyuan Sub-branch) and the ATMs

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of China Construction Bank are also available(Location: In the Life Science

Innovation Building, Shengmingyuan Road No.29, Changping District)

The currency used in mainland China is called RMB or Chinese Yuan. 1 US

dollar is about 6.7 Chinese Yuan/RMB, Please go to the ATMs Or branches of the

banks.

Please make sure Renminbi (Chinese dollar) converted and you withdraw some

cash before doing your grocery shopping, because not all local shops in Beijng accept

foreign credit cards (especially VISA).

F. Weather

The weather in September in Beijing is not very hot. Yet we still recommend you

be prepared for strong sunlight. And please pack some lighter clothes and don’t forget

to bring an umbrella.Average temperatures in September:15/26°C.

G. Communication

WeChat is a messaging and calling app which is widely

used by a majority of Chinese. It allows you to easily connect

with family & friends across countries. It's the all-in-one

communications app for text (SMS/MMS), voice and video calls, Moments, photo

sharing, and games.

You can download it on App Store or Google Play for free. Also, you can log

into WeChat on website.

H. Safety

Pay attention to fire-prevention.

Ensure safe electrical operation.

Please do not touch or connect electrical wires in the room without permission,

and do not use high-voltage appliances.

smoking is not allowed in public places, classrooms or guestrooms.

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Please do not throw away cigarette ends or fire-lighting materials improperly.

Take care of your belongings, especially in public areas such as stations and

shopping malls. We suggest you put your valuable belongings aside and take care

of your keys and PASSPORT.

We advise you to do shopping in conventional malls

Useful Emergency Call:

Security department in Taikang Business School: 0086 10 60853919/

60853119 (24 hours available)

Fire emergency number: 119

Police emergency number: 110

First aid: 120

Traffic accident: 122

Directory assistance: 114

Weather forecast: 12121

Postal service: 11185

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VII. List of Participants and Staff Members

A. List of Participants and Volunteers

Group Name From Official Position Volunteers

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OK GYONG KIM DPRKorea

Researcher, Department ofInternational Organizations, Ministry of

Foreign Affairs

Mr. CHEN TaiminCel:18844191042

Email:[email protected]

JIN A PAE DPRKorea

Desk Officer, Treaties and Legal AffairsDepartment, Ministry of Foreign

Affairs

SEYEDALIMOUSAVI Iran

Director, Division for Treaties andInternational Law, Ministry of Foreign

AffairsMELVILLEROBERTS Gambia Director, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

KHONESAVANHPANYANOUVONG Laos Officer, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

SUREKAANGAD Mauritius Senior State Attorney, AttorneyGeneral’s Office

Ms. SHAN QintongCel:15988849045

E-mail:[email protected]

ASMAMAWBETELHEMAREGA

AfricanUnion

Legal Consultant, African UnionCommission on International Law

DOROTHYAKUNNAANEKE Nigeria First Secretary, Ministry of Foreign

AffairsAISHANTUBENZUBEPIE Cameroon Sub-Director, Department of

Legislation, Ministry of Justice

ASHIMIA SESAYSierraLeone

Principal Compliance Officer, Ministryof Foreign Affairs and International

Cooperation

SONGACHOI Republicof Korea

Second Secretary, Ministry of ForeignAffairs

Ms. ZHANG QiyueTel:15927240513Email:1304184707

@qq.com

ENKHTUYAERDENEE Mongolia

Head, Legal Policy ImplementationDepartment, Ministry of Justice and

Home AffairsMUHAMMAD

SALEEM Pakistan Deputy Legal Adviser, Ministry ofForeign Affairs

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STELLA ORINA Kenya Ag. Registrar of Treaties, Ministry ofForeign Affairs

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KHALEDALYOUHAH Kuwait Attache, Legal Department, Ministry of

Foreign AffairsMr. LIU GuiqiangTel:13419675236


AYMAN NEMER Palestine Head, Legal Division, Ministry ofForeign Affairs&Expatriates

ASRARABDULGHAFFAR Bahrain First Secretary, Ministry of Foreign

AffairsSAMJHANAKHANAL Nepal Section Officer, Ministry of Law,

Justice&Parliamentary AffairsPADMINI

SAKUNTHALARAJAMANTHRI

Sri Lanka Legal Officer, Ministry of ForeignAffairs

Ms. RUI XinyueTel:13026179249


ABDELMAJIDAL-ADWAN Jordan Legal Officer, Ministry of Foreign

Affairs and Expatriate

YOUSEF SALAH Libya Third Secretary, Ministry of ForeignAffairs

AMELYOUSIFMUKHTARYOUSIF

ABUAGLH

Sudan Legal Counselor, Ministry of Justice

PAUL JAMESMAKELELE Tanzania

Senior Legal Adviser, Ministry ofForeign Affairs&East African

CooperationMEDARD

AINOMUHISHA Uganda Legal Officer, Ministry of ForeignAffairs

Mr. LIU ZhenTel:18696187366Email:[email protected]

BAKARABDIWAHAB

FAQISomalia

Head, Section of East Asia andAustralia, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

and International CooperationKHAYAL

MUHAMMAD Pakistan Assistant Director, Ministry of ForeignAffairs

JIRAVARASINGHARANAAYUDHYA

Thailand Third Secretary, Ministry of ForeignAffairs

PANDIARAJSANKARALINGA

M

AALCOSecretariat Senior Legal Officer

THUY GIANGNGUYEN Vietnam Legal Officer, Ministry of Foreign

AffairsMr. PU YuntaoTel:18652036985

Email:[email protected] SIMAN Macao,

China Legal Adviser, Legal Affairs Bureau

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IAN YANYAT LIHongKong,China

Government Counsel, Department ofJustice

MOHAMMADALRIHIELI

SaudiArabia

Second Secretary, Ministry of ForeignAffairs

ZAHRAAALIMOHAMMEDAL

LAWATIOman Legal Researcher, Ministry of Legal

Affairs

ABDELLATIFELLAYEH Egypt Counselor, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Ms. ZHU JunjieTel:13971370566Email:zhujunjie2

[email protected]

AHMEDABDULMUNEM

AHMEDIraq First Secretary, Ministry of Foreign

Affairs

ILKAYKOCAYIGIT Turkey Second Secretary, Ministry of Foreign

AffairsPUSHPAMALARGOVINDARAJU Malaysia Senior Federal Counsel, Attorney

General’s Chamber of Malaysia

HANAAN NKYIASAKU Ghana Assistant Director, Ministry of Foreign

Affairs and Regional Integration

YIN MAYHNYNN Myanmar Head of Branch-2/Third Secretary,Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Ms. WANGShuyu

Tel:15306187322Email:wangshuyu

[email protected]

AHMADALKARIM

Bangladesh

Director(law), Ministry of ForeignAffairs

SHIHO TSUCHIYA Japan Visiting Researcher, Sophia University

MOHAMMEDHUSSAIN

KUNNUMPURATH SULAIMAN

India Legal Officer, Ministry of ExternalAffairs

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B. Service Staff

General Affairs

Name Official Position Mobile Phone E-mail Duties

KONG Xiangwen First Secretary,Ministry of Foreign

Affairs18519870533 kong_xiangwen@

mfa.gov.cn General Affairs孔祥文

SHANG Chenglin Attache, Ministryof Foreign Affairs 15001180331 Shang_chenglin@

mfa.gov.cn General Affairs尚晟琳

YU XuFaculty Member 15071190506 [email protected]

om General Affairs喻旭

ZHAO RuiFaculty Member 13294124070 [email protected]

om General Affairs赵睿

LI Jiankun General AffairsAssistant 13098807477 [email protected]

u.cn General Affairs李建坤

WANG Xiaoxiao General AffairsAssistant 13006368663 wangxiaoxiao1223

@163.com General Affairs王晓晓

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