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Quotes Of The Week
Quotes Of The Week
UPDATED: October 8, 2007 NO.41 OCT.11, 2007
OCT.12-18
 
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"In tapping Mr. Gao, who was educated in the United States and has spent much of his career trying to reconcile Western financial ways with China's system, the Chinese Government is affirming the importance it attaches to the agency."

The Wall Street Journal, commenting on Gao Xiqing's appointment to the post of general manager of the newly established China Investment Corp. Ltd.

"China needs to shift its exports from manufactured goods to capital, and also from the old model of relying on foreign investment for growth."

Li Yang, Director of the Finance Research Center, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, who was an invited advisor for the establishment of the China Investment Corp. Ltd.

"China's philosophy of helping recipient countries gradually moves on to a path of self-reliance and independent economic development concurs with the WTO mission of Aid for Trade which is aiming at helping the beneficiaries stand and grow on their own feet."

Vice Minister of Commerce Yi Xiaozhun, reiterating China's time-honored and firm support for African countries to develop trade so as to improve their economies, at the World Trade Organization Aid for Trade Conference in Dar es Salaam on October 2

"The United Nations was created in the hope that humanity could not only end wars, it could eventually make them unnecessary."

UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon, marking the first International Day of Nonviolence on October 2 with a call for "true tolerance and nonviolence"

"Too often, we equate China with all that is wrong with globalization and trade."

Max Baucus, Chairman of the Senate committee overseeing U.S. trade agreements, playing down expectations of an imminent passage of legislation that would lead to tariffs on Chinese imports, while calling for a "new vision" for trade in the United States, on October 2

"Dividing Iraq is a problem, and a decision like that would be acatastrophe."

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, refuting a U.S. Senate proposal to split his country into regions according to religious or ethnic divisions, in an interview with The Associated Press on September 28

"Suicide attacks have been accompanied by attacks against students and schools, assassinations of officials, elders and mullahs, and the targeting of police in a deliberate and calculated effort to impede the establishment of legitimate government institutions."

United Nations, revealing in a report released in New York in late September that the monthly increase in violent incidents in Afghanistan is close to 30 percent



 
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