ANNEX 2
Foreign Affairs Committee Visit to China
and Taiwan, 8-18 May 2006
Participating Members:
Mike Gapes
Mr Fabian Hamilton
Mr Paul Keetch
Andrew Mackinlay
Sandra Osborne
| Mr Greg Pope
Sir John Stanley
Ms Gisela Stuart
Richard Younger-Ross
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HONG KONG
Monday 8 May
Consul-General, Stephen Bradley, and staff
Tuesday 9 May
Amnesty, Human Rights Watch, China Labour Bulletin, the Catholic
Diocese of Hong Kong, Human Rights in China
Guy de Jonquieres (Financial Times), Tom Mitchell (Financial Times),
Stephen Vines, (Guardian), Jon Rutwitch (Reuters)
Legislators: Albert Chan (Independent Democrat), Lee Cheuk-Yan
(Frontier/ Confederation Trade Unions), Choy So Yuk (Democratic
Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong), Alan Leong (Civic Party),
Martin Lee (Democratic Party), Audrey Eu (Civic Party), Tsang
Yok-sing (Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong),
Leung Kwok-hung (Independent Democrat), Albert Cheng (Independent
Democrat)
Wong Yan-Lung, Secretary for Justice and Robert Allcock, Solicitor
General
Donald Tsang, Chief Executive
Thomas Roe, Head, Office of European Commission in Hong Kong
Han Dongfang (China Labour Bulletin)
Wednesday 10 May
Christopher Page, Chairman, and Members, British Chamber of Commerce,
Hong Kong
BEIJING
William Ehrman, CMG, Her Majesty's Ambassador to the People's
Republic of China
Jiang Enzhu, Chairman, and Members, Foreign Affairs Committee,
National People's Congress
Thursday 11 May
Zheng Lizhong, Vice Director, Taiwan Affairs Office of the State
Council
Ben Blanchard (Reuters), Clifford Coonan (Independent), Jane Macartney
(Times), Jonathan Watts (Guardian), Dominic Waghorn (Sky News)
Jin Linbo, China Institute of International Studies, Gu Guoliang,
Institute of American Studies, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Liu
Yongsheng, Senior Researcher, China Arms Control and Disarmament
Association, Pan Zhenqiang, Professor, Institute for Strategic
Studies, Zhang Xioaming, Professor, Peking University.
Ji Peiding, Chairman of the UK Friendship Group of the National
People's Congress
Han Wenxiu, Deputy Director-General, Department of Comprehensive
Affairs, National Development and Reform Commission
Liu Bainian, Vice Chair, Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association
Chevening Alumni
Friday 12 May
China Britain Business Council
Nicole Davison, HM Consul, and staff
Human rights activists
Li Zhaoxing, Foreign Minister
Patrick Horgan, Director, and Members, British Chamber of Commerce
in China
SHANGHAI
(Mike Gapes , Mr Paul Keetch, Mr Greg Pope, Sandra Osborne)
Monday 15 May
Sue Bishop, Consul-General, and staff
Shen Dingli, Executive Dean, Institute of International Studies;
Huang Renwei, Vice President, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences;
Zhaung Jianzhong, School of International and Public Affairs,
Centre of RimPac Studies, Shanghai Jioatong University; Zhang
Tiejun, Director, Department of European Studies, Shanghai Institute
for International Studies; Feng Shaolei, Dean, School of Advanced
International Relations and Area Studies, East China Normal University
Roots and Shoots (NGO)
Zhou Mu Yao, Vice Chairman, Municipal People's Congress Standing
Committee, Shanghai
Tuesday 16 May
British Chamber of Commerce, Shanghai
British Council
Geoff Dyer (Financial Times), and Mark O'Neill (South China Morning
Post)
Jing Yiming, Deputy Chief Executive of Airport Construction, Lin
Chen Director of Planning and Design and Tang Jieyao, Director
of Terminal Project at Pudong International Airport
TIBET
(Sir John Stanley, Mr Fabian Hamilton, Andrew Mackinlay, Ms Gisela
Stuart, Richard Younger-Ross)
Saturday 13 May
Abbot and Management Committee of Sera Monastery
Mr Champa Garden, Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the
People's Congress of Tibet Autonomous Region
Mr. Lobsang Gyaltsen, Vice Chairman of the Government of the Tibet
Autonomous Region
Sunday 14 May 2006
Mr. Shobe, Deputy Mayor of Lhasa Municipal Government
Officials from the Development and Reform Commission, Public Security
Bureau and Environmental Protection Bureau, Tibet Autonomous Region
Monday 15 May 2006
Mr. Bhasang Tsering, Deputy Director-General of the Working Committee
of the People's Congress of Lhokar Prefecture, Tsedang
Abbot and Management Committee of Samye Monastery
TAIPEI
Wednesday 17 May
Michael Reilly, Director, and staff, British Trade and Cultural
Office
President Chen Shui-bian
Legislators: Chuang Suo-han (Democratic Progressive Party), Su
Chi (KMT), Daniel Huang (People First Party), Bi-Khim Hsiao (Democratic
Progressive Party), Joanna Lei (KMT), Shangren Lee (Taiwan Solidarity
Union), Lai Shin-Yuan (Taiwan Solidarity Union), Chuang Suo-han
(Democratic Progressive Party)
Chou I-jen, Secretary-General, National Security Council
Vice Premier Tsai Ing-wen
James Huang, Foreign Minister
Monsignor Madtha, Apostolic Nunciature
Professor Norman Yin, Department of Banking, National Chengchi
University, Tsai Hsung-Hsiung, President, National Policy Foundation,
Lin Wen-cheng, Vice President, Taiwan Foundation for Democracy,
Stephen Chen, convenor, National Security Division, National Policy
Foundation, Professor Chao Chien-min, Vice President, Foundation
on International and Cross-strait Studies, Professor Michael Hsiao,
national Policy Adviser to the President, Huang Guo-jun, Vice-President,
Institute for Information Industry
Thursday 18 May 2006
Joseph Wu, Chairman, Mainland Affairs Council
Chung Jung-Chi, Deputy Speaker, Legislative Yuan
Lien Chan, Honorary Chairman, KMT
Christine Skinner, Director, British Council, Caroline Gluck,
Taipei Correspondent, British Broadcasting Corporation, and members
of the British business community.
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