Boao Forum for Asia 2009

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China: Key Currency Countries Need Watching

Premier Wen Jiabao said on Saturday that the economic polices of countries which issue global reserve currencies require closer supervision as part of building a diversified international monetary system.

Forum in Progress>>

·	Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference Ends
·	Forum of 'Int'l Financial Crisis and Cross-Straits Financial Co-op' in BFA
·	Staff Members, Volunteers Provide Pleasant Services in Boao Forum
·	BFA: 'Price Fluctuations and Emerging Market Strategies'
·	Chinese Premier Meets Former US, Japanese Leaders

China's Initiatives>>

·	CNOOC Chairman: No Acquisition Plans During Global Financial Crisis
·	China to Join Efforts for Global Tourism Recovery
·	China: Key Currency Countries Need Watching
·	Official: China Centrally Administered Enterprises Saw Recovery in March
·	Gov't New Loans Not Limited to 5 Tln Yuan

International Initiatives>>

·	Delegates Attend Forum About 'Managing in Periods of Volatility" in Boao
·	Ramos: Wen's 5-point Proposal Outlines Road Map for Economy Recovery
·	Bush: East Asia Playing Bigger Role in Global Economy
·	Vice President: Iran to Promote Energy and Financial Co-op with China
·	PM: Mongolia Benefits from China's Experience of Tackling Crisis

·	Commentary: Stimulus Package No Solution to Long-term Development
·	Central Bank Governor: China Still Fighting the Financial Crisis
·	MIIT Minister: Internet Offers Bright Prospects
·	China Wants Bigger Say in Prices Setting
·	ADB Vice President: Credit-boosted Economic Growth Helps Avoid Bad Loans

Boao Forum for Asia (BFA) is the most prestigious and premier forum for leaders in government, business and academia in Asia and other continents to share visions on the most pressing issues in this dynamic region and the world at large.

·	List of Confirmed Speakers/Guests
·	Agenda
·	Boao Forum for Asia Organzition Structure

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