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10HONGKONG80	2010 INVESTMENT CLIMATE STATEMENT FOR HONG KONG [...] The Hong Kong Government welcomes foreign investment, neither offering special incentives nor imposing disincentives for foreign investors. Hong Kong's well-established rule of law is applied consistently and without discrimination. There is no distinction in law or practice between investment [...]	2010-01-14 09:42:00	Consulate Hong Kong	UNCLASSIFIED	ECON EFIN EINV ETRD KTDB OPIC USTR HK CH

10HONGKONG86	2010 INVESTMENT CLIMATE STATEMENT FOR MACAU [...] Macau became a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of the People's Republic of China on December 20, 1999. Macau's status since reverting to Chinese sovereignty is defined in the Sino-Portuguese Joint Declaration (1987) and the Basic Law, Macau's constitution. Under the concept of "One Country [...]	2010-01-15 10:19:00	Consulate Hong Kong	UNCLASSIFIED	ECON EFIN EINV ETRD KTDB OPIC USTR HK CH
10ISLAMABAD326	SCENE SETTER FOR DEPUTY SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY [...] Summary: (C) Deputy Secretary Wolin's visit to Pakistan comes at a time when Pakistan's long term stability depends more and more upon the government's willingness to confront difficult economic policy choices it has long sought to avoid. Pakistan must begin to address a breadth of economic [...]	2010-02-11 09:52:00	Embassy Islamabad	SECRET	ECON EFIN PGOV PREL PTER CH PK
10JAKARTA115	CHARM INOFFENSIVE: CHINA'S STATE COUNCILOR DAI REASSURES [...] (SBU) Summary: During the first-ever visit to the ASEAN Secretariat (ASEC) by a high-ranking Chinese official, Chinese State Councilor Dai Bingguo delivered a message of Asian brotherhood and inclusiveness to a packed house of some 200 diplomats, ASEC staff, and representatives of Jakarta's Chi [...]	2010-01-26 10:36:00	Embassy Jakarta	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PREL ETRD PINR PHSA ASEAN XC CH ID
10KAMPALA77	CHINESE ENGAGEMENT IN UGANDA [...] (SBU) Summary: China's economic ties to Uganda continue to accelerate on all fronts making it one of the country's top foreign investors. Already heavily involved in infrastructure projects, China is now attempting to become an even larger player in Uganda's newly discovered oil deposits. Th [...]	2010-02-17 11:00:00	Embassy Kampala	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PREL EAID EINT UG CH
10KATHMANDU144	NEPAL: CHINA PRESSURE BUT NEPALIS SAY REFUGEE [...] (C) SUMMARY. Nepal's commitment to protecting Tibetan refugees remains firm, despite Chinese pressure to increase security on the China-Nepal border. During the Home Minister's recent visit to China, Chinese officials pressed the Minister to improve border communication and create a new bila [...]	2010-02-18 12:42:00	Embassy Kathmandu	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PREF CH NP
10KHARTOUM302	CODEL DURBIN IN KHARTOUM, FEBRUARY 18, 2010 [...] (SBU) Summary: During a stop in Khartoum on February 18, Senators Dick Durbin and Sherrod Brown met with the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Dr. Mutrif Siddiq. The CODEL's wide-ranging discussion with the key National Congress Party (NCP) insider covered elections, Darfur, th [...]	2010-02-22 12:18:00	Embassy Khartoum	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PINR PREL ASEC SU CD CH
10KHARTOUM55	CHADIAN REBELS: UNCONFIRMED ALLEGATIONS OF LOOTING AND RAPE [...] (SBU) Summary: Chadian rebel troops have allegedly looted markets in nearly a dozen villages near the area of Al Saiyah in North Darfur, according to local media and Sudanese rebel sources. However, no independent verification is available. A United Nations-African Union Mission in Darfur (UN [...]	2010-01-11 07:17:00	Embassy Khartoum	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PGOV PHUM PINR PREL SU CH
10KIGALI55	CHINESE VICE FOREIGN MINISTER VISITS RWANDA [...] (SBU) Chinese Vice Foreign Minister for African Affairs Zhai Jun visited Rwanda January 25-27. During his stay, he met with President Kagame, Foreign Minister Mushikiwabo, other senior officials and businessmen. He also visited the main genocide memorial at Gisozi as well as sites outside of [...]	2010-01-27 17:23:00	Embassy Kigali	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PREL EAID CH CG RW
10KINSHASA194	Chinese Engagement in the DRC and Potential Areas for [...] (SBU) Summary: Chinese engagement in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is strong and growing. China's highly visible presence is largely focused on extractive industries, infrastructure and construction projects, including those financed through multilateral development banks (such as the [...]	2010-02-16 20:46:00	Embassy Kinshasa	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	ECON EAID EINV EMIN SENV PGOV PREL CH CG
10LILONGWE55	MALAWI: REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON CHINESE ENGAGEMENT [...] (SBU) SUMMARY: Malawi terminated its relationship with Taiwan and established ties with the People's Republic of China in December 2007. Malawi made the abrupt change in hopes of obtaining significant PRC grant aid (ref A). Apart from a few projects taken over from Taiwan, Chinese assistance ha [...]	2010-02-17 14:02:00	Embassy Lilongwe	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PGOV EAID CH MI
10LONDON76	AFGHANISTAN/YEMEN/IRAN: SENIOR UK-BASED DIPLOMATS DISCUSS AT CHINESE AMB'S FAREWELL DINNER Classified By: Ambassador Louis B. Susman, reasons 1.4 (b/d) [...] No summary [...]	2010-01-14 17:31:00	Embassy London	CONFIDENTIAL//NOFORN	PREL ECIN PGOV ECON IR AF YM CH IN UK
10LONDON87	CHINA-UK RELATIONS: PAUSE FOR THOUGHT POST-COP 15, [...] No summary [...]	2010-01-15 15:56:00	Embassy London	CONFIDENTIAL//NOFORN	PREL PGOV ETTC ECON CH UK IR
10LUANDA84	REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON CHINESE ENGAGEMENT IN ANGOLA AND [...] (SBU) The following responses are keyed to Department queries (reftel): A: Description of Chinese engagement in Angola: The Chinese are heavily engaged in financing and implementing Angola's reconstruction following the end of the nation's devastating civil war in 2002. In the absence [...]	2010-02-26 16:12:00	Embassy Luanda	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PREL EAID ECON PGOV AO CH
10MOSCOW251	NOT QUITE A WHOLE NEW ERA FOR RUSAL [...] (C) After restructuring billions in debt, Rusal raised USD 2.2 billion through its January IPO in Hong Kong. Rusal executives see the restructuring and listing as key steps in the company's transition into a modern, public company. Despite its achievements, Rusal will have to cope with restri [...]	2010-02-03 10:48:00	Embassy Moscow	CONFIDENTIAL	EMIN ECON PREL RS CH
10NAIROBI181	Chinese Engagement in Kenya [...] (S/NF) Summary: China's engagement in Kenya continues to grow exponentially. China enjoys a large trade surplus with Kenya; exports increased by more than 25 percent a year from 2004 to 2008. The China National Offshore Oil Company (CNOOC) is drilling for oil in the Isiolo region. China may be a po [...]	2010-02-17 07:01:00	Embassy Nairobi	SECRET//NOFORN	PREL EAID KE XW ECON EINV ENRG EFIN PGOV CH PINR
10NEWDELHI288	TIBET: GROWING FRUSTRATION AFTER LATEST ROUND OF [...] No summary [...]	2010-02-11 14:37:00	Embassy New Delhi	UNCLASSIFIED	PGOV KDEM PREL PREF PINR PHUM CH IN
10NEWDELHI290	TIBET: GROWING FRUSTRATION AFTER LATEST ROUND OF [...] (C) SUMMARY: PolOff visited Dharamsala February 3-7 to meet a cross section of the Tibetan community upon the conclusion of the ninth round of dialogue in Beijing between the Tibetan government-in-exile, known as the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA),and Chinese officials. During meetings with [...]	2010-02-11 15:57:00	Embassy New Delhi	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV KDEM PREF PHUM CH IN PINR PREL
10NIAMEY120	RE: FOR RELEASE: Chinese engagement in Niger and Potential [...] (SBU) China is building a major portfolio in Niger's resource sectors and will probably replace France as Niger's top foreign investor when projects under construction are fully operational. Chinese investments include oil and gas production, refining, uranium mining, and infrastructure. There [...]	2010-02-12 14:00:00	Embassy Niamey	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PREL EAID EMIN EPET CH NG ENRG EIND EINV
10NIAMEY164	NIGER: POL/ECON UPDATE FOR FEBRUARY 2010 [...] The following is an Embassy Niger compilation of political and economic highlights for February 2010 not otherwise covered in mission reporting. This report covers the following issues: -- Opposition Members Take to the Streets; -- Japanese Donates Food Aid to Niger; -- Chinese Pre- [...]	2010-02-18 07:45:00	Embassy Niamey	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PGOV KDEM NG JA CH IT EAGR EAID KCRM EAIR SOCI
10NICOSIA106	CYPRUS: EU UNLIKELY TO LIFT ARMS EMBARGO ON CHINA [...] (C) On February 22, 2010, Poloff delivered ref points to Alexis Phedonos-Vadet, Second Secretary in the MFA's Department of Asia and Oceania, Political Affairs Division. Despite Cyprus' support for lifting the EU's arms embargo on China in 2004, Phedonos-Vadet stated that "he doesn't see it ha [...]	2010-02-23 12:43:00	Embassy Nicosia	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PARM EUN CH CY
10OSLO62	Ambassador's Visit to Tromso and Participation in the Arctic [...] (U) Summary: In his first visit to Tromso, the Ambassador gave a well-received presentation on U.S. Arctic policy, and met with the head of the Arctic Council Secretariat, local government officials, Tromso University representatives, a satellite services company, the leader of a global reinde [...]	2010-01-31 13:52:00	Embassy Oslo	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PREL SENV SOCI NO RS CH
10PANAMA87	No Recognition for PRC Anytime Soon - Panama Sticks with [...] (U) The GOP has renewed its commitment to Panama's longstanding relationship with Taiwan, despite public statements by President Ricardo Martinelli in 2009 that Panama would opt for formal diplomatic ties with the People's Republic of China (PRC). Martinelli attempted to follow through with his [...]	2010-02-23 19:07:00	Embassy Panama	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PGOV PM CH TW ECON
10PANAMA89	No Recognition for PRC Anytime Soon - Panama Sticks with [...] (U) The GOP has renewed its commitment to Panama's longstanding relationship with Taiwan, despite public statements by President Ricardo Martinelli in 2009 that Panama would opt for formal diplomatic ties with the People's Republic of China (PRC). Martinelli attempted to follow through with his [...]	2010-02-23 21:02:00	Embassy Panama	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PGOV PM CH TW ECON
10PARIS193	U/S TAUSCHER'S MEETINGS WITH FRENCH OFFICIALS [...] (C/NF) SUMMARY: Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Ellen Tauscher's February 2 meetings with French counterparts from the Elysee (presidency) and MFA included discussions of U.S. disarmament priorities, the NPT Review Conference (NPT RevCon),the Nuclear Secur [...]	2010-02-19 13:01:00	Embassy Paris	SECRET//NOFORN	PREL PARM MNUC KACT KNNP MARR MCAP NATO CH
10PARIS202	EU ARMS EMBARGO ON CHINA: FRANCE SUPPORTS LIFTING, [...] (C) In response to points in reftel, MFA Deputy Director for EU Common Foreign and Security Policy Mathieu Carmona said France continues to support lifting the EU's arms embargo on China, since "it is not a useful tool," and export controls could accomplish the same goal. However, he said lif [...]	2010-02-19 16:47:00	Embassy Paris	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL ETTC MASS PARM CH FR
10PARIS227	French Electricity Leader en route to the U.S. [...] (SBU) Summary: Henri Proglio is making his first trip to the U.S. as CEO of Electricite de France (EDF). His goal is to gauge potential American partners and review the firm's U.S. investments. EDF plans to expand as a "diversified service company" that can operate different nuclear reactor t [...]	2010-02-24 16:57:00	Embassy Paris	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	ENRG ECON ETRD EINV PREL FR CH
10PHNOMPENH31	CODEL FALEOMAVAEGA DISCUSSES DEBT, TRADE AND [...] (C) Summary: Following a day in Siem Reap and after attending festivities to mark the 31st anniversary of the January 7 Khmer Rouge "victory" commemoration, Congressman Eni Faleomavaega met with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen and later with Deputy Prime Ministers Hor Namhong and Keat Chhon [...]	2010-01-19 09:15:00	Embassy Phnom Penh	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL EFIN ETRD PHUM SCUL KJUS KDEM EAID CH CB
10PRAGUE119	CZECHS VIEW LIFTING EU CHINA ARMS EMBARGO AS [...] No summary [...]	2010-02-25 14:11:00	Embassy Prague	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PREL EZ PARM CH EUN
10QUITO37	China cautiously seeks to expand commercial interests in [...] (C) China's Ambassador to Ecuador, Cai Runguo, told Ambassador January 15 that the PRC is moving forward with negotiations with the GoE on financing various commercial projects, but that Ecuadorian President Correa's criticisms of China's tough negotiating position had caused some concern in B [...]	2010-01-26 22:21:00	Embassy Quito	CONFIDENTIAL	ECON EFIN SENV ENRG EC CH
10RANGOON102	CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN ECONOMY: [...] (C) China's economic presence in Burma has increased dramatically over the last 10 years. The impact can be observed at all levels of Burma's economy: significant Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI),large PRC state-owned enterprises engaged in infrastructure and resource extraction proj [...]	2010-02-24 09:36:00	Embassy Rangoon	CONFIDENTIAL	ECON PGOV PHUM PINR PREL BM CH
10RANGOON76	BURMA: IMPROVED TIP COOPERATION WITH NEIGHBORS [...] (C) The Government of Burma (GOB) is taking steps to improve anti-trafficking cooperation with its neighbors. In April 2009, Burma and Thailand signed a long-delayed Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). Burma has expressed concern about the treatment of Burmese tr [...]	2010-02-08 10:47:00	Embassy Rangoon	CONFIDENTIAL	ELAB PGOV PREL PHUM KTIP CH TH BM
10RIGA91	LATVIA AGAINST LIFTING EU ARMS EMBARGO ON CHINA [...] No summary [...]	2010-02-25 07:18:00	Embassy Riga	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PARM CH EUN LG
10RIODEJANEIRO10	The Brazilian Mining Sector: Opportunites and Obstacles [...] (SBU) Brazil is one of the leading producers of minerals in the world, and minerals accounted for 53 percent of the Brazilian trade balance in 2008. Iron ore - the key feedstock for steel - accounts for 60 percent of mineral production value in the country, and output is expected to nearly do [...]	2010-01-06 18:38:00	Consulate Rio De Janeiro	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	EMIN ECON EIND EINV PGOV EXIM SENV CH BR
10RIYADH123	CHINESE FM YANG VISITS RIYADH [...] (C) Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi met with King Abdullah and FM Prince Saud Al-Faisal on January 13, during the last stop of a five nation Africa and Middle East tour. During the visit, FM Yang discussed deepening Saudi-Chinese ties in a variety of fields, emphasizing trade, in particul [...]	2010-01-27 12:27:00	Embassy Riyadh	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PGOV ECON ETRD CH KWBG IR SA
10SANJOSE118	THREE MORE FTAS FOR COSTA RICA BEFORE END OF ARIAS [...] (U) SUMMARY: Costa Rica is on the verge of concluding free trade agreements (FTAs) with the European Union (EU),China, and Singapore. Combined with CAFTA-DR, these agreements will solidify the free trade legacy that President Arias, who completes his term of office on May 8, aimed to leave [...]	2010-02-01 18:18:00	Embassy San Jose	UNCLASSIFIED	ETRD ECIN ECON XG CH SN CS
10SANJOSE23	CHINCHILLA WINS: COSTA RICANS CHOOSE CONTINUITY [...] (SBU) Summary: Laura Chinchilla won Costa Rica's February 7 presidential election, promising continuity and consolidation of the Arias Administration's agenda. The USG's top notch collaboration with Costa Rica will continue with the new government, as Chinchilla's policy goals coincide with o [...]	2010-02-08 16:13:00	Embassy San Jose	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV KDEM PREL PINR PLN CS CH CU VE KWMN
10SEOUL187	A/S CAMPBELL'S FEBRUARY 3 MEETING WITH ROK DEPUTY [...] (C) During a February 3 meeting with EAP Assistant Secretary Kurt Campbell, Deputy Foreign Minister Lee Yong-joon dismissed ROK press speculation that a North-South summit was imminent. Lee related that veteran DPRK Six-Party Talks negotiator Kim Gye-gwan would visit China week of February 8 [...]	2010-02-08 08:45:00	Embassy Seoul	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PGOV MARR AF JP CH KN KS
10SEOUL207	DANISH EMBASSY ON FOOD SHORTAGES, CURRENCY CHAOS [...] (C) SUMMARY: Danish Embassy Political Counselor Mette Ekeroth told us that, during a late January visit to North Korea, food was hard to find -- even for diplomats. Ordinary people, even in the capital, were clearly having a difficult time getting enough to eat. Senior regime officials were [...]	2010-02-10 08:53:00	Embassy Seoul	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PHUM PGOV PINR ECON SOCI KN KS CH
10SEOUL248	A/S CAMPBELL DISCUSSES DPRK FUTURE WITH EXPERTS [...] (C) A group of five ROK opinion leaders and experts on North Korea issues told A/S Kurt Campbell on February 3 it was difficult to predict whether Kim Jong-il's youngest son Kim Jong-un would be able to succeed his father without sparking instability in the North. Of the five experts, one thought t [...]	2010-02-18 04:57:00	Embassy Seoul	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PHUM PGOV SOCI KN KS CH
10SEOUL254	A/S CAMPBELL'S FEBRUARY 4 MEETINGS WITH FM YU AND [...] (C) During a February 4 meeting with EAP A/S Kurt Campbell, ROK Foreign Minister Yu Myung-hwan noted that ROK civil society organizations and private citizens had donated nearly 10 million USD to the earthquake relief effort. Campbell praised the ROK's Haiti response and noted that strategic b [...]	2010-02-18 09:24:00	Embassy Seoul	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PGOV SOCI MARR ECON KN KS CH
10SEOUL272	VFM CHUN YOUNG-WOO ON SINO-NORTH KOREAN RELATIONS [...] (S) Vice Foreign Minister Chun Yung-woo told the Ambassador February 17th that China would not be able to stop North Korea's collapse following the death of Kim Jong-il (KJI). The DPRK, Chun said, had already collapsed economically and would collapse politically two to three years after the death o [...]	2010-02-22 09:32:00	Embassy Seoul	SECRET	PREL PGOV KNNP ECON SOCI KS KN JA CH
10SEOUL290	A/S CAMPBELLâ€™S FEBRUARY 3 MEETING WITH NSA KIM [...] (C) During a February 3 meeting, National Security Adviser Kim Sung-hwan told EAP Assistant Secretary Campbell the ROKG wished to have discussions with Washington about delaying the planned transfer of wartime operation control to Korea. Kim agreed that turbulence in Sino-American relations meant B [...]	2010-02-22 08:54:00	Embassy Seoul	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PGOV SOCI MARR ECON ETRD KN KS CH
10SEOUL59	SPECIAL ENVOY KING'S 1/11 MEETING WITH NSA KIM [...] (C) National Security Adviser Kim Sung-hwan told Special Envoy King and the Ambassador on January 11 that the ROK remains committed to improving human rights in North Korea. Kim doubted that Pyongyang would heed calls to improve its human rights record, but it was important to remind the regim [...]	2010-01-14 08:51:00	Embassy Seoul	CONFIDENTIAL	PHUM PREL PGOV PINR SOCI ECON KN KS CH
10SEOUL62	SPECIAL ENVOY KINGâ€™S 1/11 MEETING WITH FM YU [...] (C) During a January 11 meeting with Special Envoy Robert King, FM Yu downplayed press speculation that a North-South summit is imminent. Yu asserted that Kim Jong-il (KJI) would visit China in late January or early February; the North Korean leader needed both Chinese economic aid and political su [...]	2010-01-14 09:40:00	Embassy Seoul	CONFIDENTIAL	PHUM PREL PGOV PINR SOCI ECON KN KS CH
10SHANGHAI10	YEAR OF LITTLE PROGRESS FOR EAST CHINA HUMAN RIGHTS, [...] (C) East China's scorecard for human rights and political reform recorded little progress in 2009, despite a few encouraging signs. Continued prosperity for most inhabitants of the region along with local governments' tight control over dissent combined to limit politically charged protests, [...]	2010-01-12 07:35:00	Consulate Shanghai	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PHUM SOCI CH
10SHANGHAI15	HOT MONEY INFLOW RESTRICTIONS BEING IMPLEMENTED IN EAST [...] (SBU) Summary: Manipulation of trade transactions across China's borders to arbitrage anticipated renminbi movements has decreased under a new trade-transaction verification system. However, investors can still get "hot money" funds into China through a variety of loopholes -- such as transac [...]	2010-01-20 08:00:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	ECON EFIN EINV PGOV CH MG
10SHANGHAI17	SHANGHAI AUTHORIZES EXPAT MORMONS TO HOLD WEEKLY RELIGIOUS [...] (C) Summary: The Shanghai Ethnic and Religious Affairs Bureau (RAB) has given expatriate members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) official permission to meet in Shanghai. Local observers point to the new decision to allow "temporary meeting places" for expatriate wo [...]	2010-01-20 08:39:00	Consulate Shanghai	CONFIDENTIAL	CH KIRF PGOV PHUM PINS
10SHANGHAI18	CLIMATE CHANGE/CHINA: SHANGHAI THINK-TANK DISCUSSES THE [...] (C) SUMMARY: The Copenhagen climate change conference exemplified a competition in the "game of global governance," with EuropeÂ´s influence waning, and new dynamic between the developing countries (led by China),Europe and other developed countries, and the United States emerging; according to [...]	2010-01-21 08:52:00	Consulate Shanghai	CONFIDENTIAL	SENV PREL ENRG KGHG CH
10SHANGHAI19	OFFICIALS SAY YANGTZE RIVER DELTA PLAYS "VITAL ROLE" IN [...] (SBU) Participants in a conference organized by the Communist Party's Organization Department and the National Development and Reform Commission on economic and social development in the Yangtze River Delta (YRD) region observed that the administrative division of the region among Shanghai and [...]	2010-01-22 03:01:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	ECON ETRD EFIN EINV PGOV CH
10SHANGHAI20	CODEL MURRAY: SHANGHAI LEADERS DISCUSS SHANGHAI EXPO AND [...] (SBU) Summary: Shanghai Municipal leaders stressed the importance of the upcoming Shanghai 2010 World Expo during meetings with CODEL Murray on January 15. Security concerns related to the event remain a top priority for the municipal government. End Summary. World Expo the Big Ticket [...]	2010-01-22 03:45:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PREL ASEC ECON PGOV OVIP MURRAY PATTY CH
10SHANGHAI22	SHANGHAI OFFICIALS SEEKING TO RESOLVE PROPERTY BUBBLE [...] (SBU) Summary: Shanghai housing officials say that the city is in the middle of a property market bubble. But rather than directly intervene to cool off the market, they instead are pushing to increase subsidized rentals for the poor and low-cost housing for low- and middle-income families. [...]	2010-01-22 04:46:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	ECON EFIN EINV PGOV CH
10SHANGHAI23	CHINA CAUTIOUS ON DERIVATIVES, SHUTTING OUT FOREIGN BANKS [...] (SBU) Summary: Chinese government regulators remain generally cautious of introducing new derivatives products in China, and some continue to seek to restrict products previously offered by foreign-invested banks. Foreign banks remain largely shut out of the market for foreign exchange swaps [...]	2010-01-22 07:37:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	ECON EFIN EINV PGOV CH
10SHANGHAI26	SHANGHAI ECONOMISTS PREDICT RESUMPTION OF GRADUAL RMB [...] (SBU) Summary: Shanghai economists told visiting Embassy Beijing Economic Minister Counselor that the current global economic climate has led to Central Government policy paralysis on several critical issues, including currency appreciation and state-owned enterprise (SOE) reform, as Beijing [...]	2010-01-25 10:59:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	ECON EFIN EINV PGOV CH
10SHANGHAI27	BOOMING JIANGSU PROVINCE WELCOMES CONSULATE OBSERVERS TO [...] (SBU) Summary: Jiangsu Governor Luo Zhijun pledged to "transform" the province's economy towards a greater emphasis on home-grown innovation and domestic consumption in the Jiangsu Provincial Government's 2010 Work Report delivered January 26. The provincial government will continue to address [...]	2010-01-27 06:50:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PGOV ECON EIND ETRD CH
10SHANGHAI28	SHANGHAI FOCUSES ON EXPO AFTER YEAR OF "UNPRECEDENTED" [...] (SBU) Summary: Managing the upcoming World Expo -- with particular attention to security -- formed the centerpiece of Shanghai Mayor Han Zheng's work report to the January 26 opening of the annual session of the Municipal People's Congress. Han did his best to stress Shanghai's 2009 achiev [...]	2010-01-27 10:27:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PGOV ECON SOCI CH
10SHANGHAI33	SHANGHAI JEWISH COMMUNITY SEES EXPO AS A WAY TO EXPAND [...] (SBU) Summary: Shanghai's Jewish community has seen slow-but-observable progress toward greater acceptance by local government authorities over the last decade. The community now seeks to take advantage of the six-month-long Shanghai World Expo to push the door open another few inches. End Sum [...]	2010-01-29 06:54:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	CH IS KIRF PGOV PHUM PREL SCUL
10SHANGHAI34	FINANCIAL SECTOR BUBBLES STILL CONTAINED, SAY EAST CHINA [...] (SBU) Summary: Chinese policymakers are taking only moderate steps to dial back the financial system and deflate any incipient asset bubbles, according to East China financial sector contacts. There is a good chance that the pace of financial sector liberalization will pick up this year, sta [...]	2010-02-01 05:57:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	ECON EFIN EINV PGOV CH
10SHANGHAI42	ANHUI ECONOMY FLYING HIGH ON INVESTMENT-DRIVEN [...] (SBU) Anhui Province appears to have weathered China's early 2009 economic downturn and one year later is reporting labor shortages in several sectors as a result of rapid growth. Observers expressed concern, however, that the province is enjoying only a "temporary prosperity" fueled by investm [...]	2010-02-08 03:22:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	ECON ELAB PGOV EFIN ETRD EINV SENV CH
10SHANGHAI44	CHINA EASTERN-SHANGHAI AIRLINES MERGER HIGHLIGHTS [...] (U) This cable contains business proprietary information and is Sensitive but Unclassified. Please handle accordingly. 2. (SBU) Summary: Central Government-owned China Eastern completed its long awaited merger with local rival Shanghai Airlines on January 29, with substantial concessions to [...]	2010-02-09 02:40:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	EAIR ECON EIND PGOV CH
10SHANGHAI45	SEEKING SHEN HAO: FACT-CHECKING ANHUI'S MODEL RURAL CADRE [...] (SBU) Eager to promote the model of selfless party cadre, Chinese media recently launched an extensive campaign to emulate Shen Hao, Communist Party secretary of a village in eastern Anhui closely tied to the beginnings of China's rural economic reforms three decades ago. Although Shen, who di [...]	2010-02-10 08:42:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PGOV ECON CH
10SHANGHAI46	GETTING TO KNOW YOU: NANJING OFFICIALS WARM TO CONSULATE [...] (SBU) Summary: Jiangsu provincial officials who were initially suspicious of Consulate General efforts to implement an "American Presence Officer" program in Nanjing a little over a year ago are now keen on more contact with the Consulate. Neighbor provinces Anhui and Zhejiang, watching the i [...]	2010-02-11 08:22:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PREL PGOV SOCI BEXP KPAO OIIP ECON CH
10SHANGHAI53	2010 SHANGHAI IPR ROUNDTABLE -- CANDID COMMENTARY FROM [...] (U) This cable contains business proprietary information and is Sensitive but Unclassified. Please handle accordingly. 2. (SBU) Summary: Shanghai remains the "best place overall" for IPR protection and enforcement in China despite continued problems, according to U.S. industry represent [...]	2010-02-19 08:24:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	KIPR ECON ETRD PGOV CH
10SHANGHAI59	BANK LENDING REVIVES GROWTH IN EAST CHINA'S ZHEJIANG [...] (SBU) Summary: Despite the downturn in traditional export markets, East China's Zhejiang Province kept pace with average Chinese lending growth last year, helping to boost GDP growth by year end. Zhejiang has issued support plans for eleven industries, but is attempting to focus new financin [...]	2010-02-26 11:04:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	ECON EFIN EINV PGOV CH
10SHANGHAI60	DEFLATING ZHEJIANG'S PROPERTY BUBBLE [...] (SBU) Summary: Financial sector contacts in East China's Zhejiang Province see signs of a property bubble forming, but some are awaiting more economic data before committing to rigid government controls over the real estate sector. As a result, financial system regulators are somewhat divide [...]	2010-02-26 11:30:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	ECON EFIN EINV PGOV CH AE
10SHANGHAI9	DELAYED REVELATIONS OF MELAMINE-TAINTED DAIRY PRODUCTS [...] (SBU) SUMMARY: December 31 media reports of the closure of Shanghai Panda Dairy for producing melamine-tainted milk products have led to the revelation that Chinese authorities have known of the company's transgressions for nearly a year. Chinese authorities quoted in the media have attributed [...]	2010-01-08 08:53:00	Consulate Shanghai	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	ETRD ECON EAGR SENV TBIO PGOV CH
10SHENYANG10	INTERNET FREEDOM IN CHINA:BIG BROTHER HAS RETURNED [...] (SBU) SUMMARY. New regulations have been put in place requiring strict identification of internet users and the installation of software allowing real-time monitoring of internet users and remote control of computers in all internet cafes in Liaoning Province. In order to implement these regu [...]	2010-01-26 02:30:00	Consulate Shenyang	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	CH EINT PGOV PHUM SOCI TINT
10SHENYANG19	GROWTH, CHANGE, CAUTION: CHRISTIANITY IN SHENYANG [...] (SBU) Summary: According to priests and expatriate residents active in the local Christian community, there have been few recent difficulties for registered churches, though churches remain cautious in their activities. The Protestant Church has seen rapid growth compared to the Roman Catholic [...]	2010-02-10 08:59:00	Consulate Shenyang	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	CH KS PGOV PHUM PINS SCUL SOCI
10SHENYANG20	PRC-DPRK BORDER: CURRENCY REFORM UPDATES [...] (C) SUMMARY. February meetings with DPRK border contacts took the pulse of post-currency reform cross-border trade and investment. Contacts doubted the accuracy of reported widespread starvation and large-scale unrest. Urban-dwellers lost the most during the revaluation. DPRK children rely on r [...]	2010-02-12 10:00:00	Consulate Shenyang	CONFIDENTIAL	CH ECON EFIN EIND EMIN KN KS PGOV PREL
10SHENYANG21	PRC-DPRK BORDER: AMCIT CROSSERS, TRADE PUSH, [...] (C) SUMMARY: Contacts along the PRC-DPRK border profess ignorance of reports about a second American citizen in North Korea. Robert Park's crossing raised a few bureaucratic eyebrows, but there seems to be no backlash. DPRK traders and groups seem to be interacting more publicly with foreign [...]	2010-02-12 10:16:00	Consulate Shenyang	CONFIDENTIAL	CASC CH ECON ELTN ETRD KN KS PGOV PHUM PINR
10SHENYANG27	SHENYANG CONSULAR LEADERSHIP DAY 2010 - DEVELOPING THE NEXT [...] (U) SUMMARY: AmConGen Shenyang's Consular Leadership Day on January 28 brought together the consular section's Locally-Employed Staff (LES),Entry-Level Officers (ELOs),and Eligible Family Member (EFM) by allowing them to collaborate in small groups as they undertook a challenging photo scave [...]	2010-02-24 09:38:00	Consulate Shenyang	UNCLASSIFIED	CH CMGT CASC CVIS KFRD AMGT AFSI
10SHENYANG4	WAITING AND WATCHING: NORTH KOREA AFTER CURRENCY [...] (S/NF) SUMMARY: On December 15, EAP DAS XXXXXXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXXXXXX staff met with XXXXXXXXXXXX, a major player here in Chinese-North Korean economic exchanges. XXXXXXXXXXXX attributed the DPRK,s recent currency reform to several factors: controlling rampant inflation, preventing 'hot money' [...]	2010-01-07 00:12:00	Consulate Shenyang	SECRET//NOFORN	CH ECON EFIN EIND EMIN KN KS PGOV PREL
10SHENYANG8	TRYING TO TAME THE INFLATIONARY BEAST [...] (C) Summary: On January 3, a Consulate contact who delivers oil to North Korean partners told PolOff in strict confidence that millions of dollars currently sit unclaimed in China Merchant Bank accounts opened by North Korean businessmen and government officials recalled from China in the sprin [...]	2010-01-14 01:36:00	Consulate Shenyang	CONFIDENTIAL//NOFORN	CH ECON EFIN EIND EMIN KN KS PGOV PREL SENV
10SOFIA117	BULGARIA WILL CONTINUE TO SUPPORT EU ARMS EMBARGO [...] (C) We delivered reftel points to MFA Asia Directorate representatives Vera Monova and Ivatz Vladaitchev on February 18. In response to recent comments by Spanish government officials regarding the lifting the EU arms embargo on China, Monova emphasized that Bulgaria will continue to strongly [...]	2010-02-22 08:09:00	Embassy Sofia	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PARM CH EUN BU
10STATE10900	(S) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR CHINA ON THE [...] (U) This is an action request. Embassy Beijing, please see paragraph 4. 2. (S) Background/Objective: In December 2009, the United States shared with China information regarding attempts by the Malaysia-based firm Electronics Component Limited (ECL) to buy TRS-500 gyroscopes from the Chine [...]	2010-02-03 15:49:00	Secretary of State	SECRET	MTCRE PARM PREL MNUC ETTC KSCA IR CH MY
10STATE13969	SUPPORTING THE EU ARMS EMBARGO ON CHINA [...] (C) SUMMARY: This is an action request for all Embassies in EU countries to reiterate our position that the EU should retain its arms embargo on China. Spanish officials, including the Spanish Foreign Minister, signaled a possible review of the arms embargo under Spain's Presidency of the EU. Altho [...]	2010-02-17 16:55:00	Secretary of State	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PARM CH EUN
10STATE16134	(S) EFFORTS BY IRAN'S SBIG TO PROCURE CARBON FIBER FROM A SOUTH KOREAN COMPANY BASED IN CHINA [...] No summary [...]	2010-02-22 22:45:00	Secretary of State	SECRET	MTCRE PARM PREL MNUC ETTC KSCA IR CH KS
10STATE16932	(S) EFFORTS BY IRAN,S SBIG TO PROCURE CARBON [...] (U) This is an action request. Embassy Beijing, please see paragraph 3. 2. (S) Background/Objective: The United States has information that in December 2009, an Iranian company was seeking to procure five tons of carbon fiber from Yoon Networks Shanghai Company. We understand this compan [...]	2010-02-24 15:07:00	Secretary of State	SECRET	MTCRE PARM PREL MNUC ETTC KSCA IR CH KS
10STATE2126	ADVISORY TO COMMONWEALTH ALLIES REGARDING CHINA,S [...] (S//NF) THIS IS AN ACTION REQUEST. Embassies Canberra, London, Ottawa, and Wellington are instructed to deliver the talking points (and hand over as a U.S. Non-Paper) in paragraph 3 to appropriate Host Nation foreign and defense policy officials as soon as possible on Monday, January 11, 2010 [...]	2010-01-09 21:42:00	Secretary of State	SECRET//NOFORN	AS CA CH MCAP NZ PARM PREL TSPA UK
10STATE2634	DEMARCHE FOLLOWING CHINA'S JANUARY 2010 INTERCEPT FLIGHT-TEST [...] No summary [...]	2010-01-12 04:23:00	Secretary of State	SECRET//NOFORN	CH MCAP PARM PREL TSPA
10STATE5953	(U) REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON PROTESTS BY [...] (C/NF) OPEN SOURCE REPORTS DESCRIBE SEVERAL PROTESTS IN 2009 BY CHINESE FORMER SOLDIERS, USUALLY OVER ISSUES OF PENSION PAYMENTS AND JOB PLACEMENT. MOST RECENTLY, AS REPORTED IN THE SUIZHOU MINSHENG GUANCHA ON 26 OCTOBER 2009, NEARLY 300 RETIRED PEOPLE'S LIBERATION ARMY (PLA) OFFICERS UP TO [...]	2010-01-21 15:27:00	Secretary of State	CONFIDENTIAL//NOFORN	PINR SOCI CH
10STATE8668	(C) CHINA: RELATIONS WITH THE VATICAN [...] (S/NF) WASHINGTON ANALYSTS GREATLY APPRECIATE REFTELS FOR PROVIDING INFORMATION ON THE COMPLEXITIES OF BEIJING'S RELATIONSHIP WITH CHRISTIAN RELIGIONS, AS WELL AS CHINESE SOCIETY'S EVOLVING RELATIONSHIP WITH RELIGION. REFTELS PROVIDE GROUND TRUTH ON THE STATUS OF CHINA'S RELIGIOUS PRACTITIO [...]	2010-01-28 14:18:00	Secretary of State	SECRET//NOFORN	PINR KIRF PGOV PHUM PREL CH VT
10STATE8941	ACTION REQUEST: ASSESSING ECONOMIC RELATIONS [...] (U) This is an ACTION REQUEST. Please see paras 4, 5, 6 and 7. 2. (C) SUMMARY: The Department is interested in gaining a better understanding of growing economic relations between China and the rest of East Asia, including the proliferation of regional free trade agreements, and their pot [...]	2010-01-28 20:02:00	Secretary of State	CONFIDENTIAL	CH ECIN EFIN ETRD PGOV PREL XC ASEAN
10STATE9311	(C) CHINA'S RELATIONS WITH THE VATICAN [...] (S/NF) WASHINGTON ANALYSTS GREATLY APPRECIATE REFTELS FOR PROVIDING INSIGHT INTO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHINA AND THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. IN PARTICULAR, REF B SUGGESTS THAT BEIJING'S WILLINGNESS TO PERMIT CARITAS' CHARITY WORK, EVEN WHEN ENGAGING WITH THE UNDERGROUND CHURCH, IS A SIGN OF CHI [...]	2010-01-29 15:16:00	Secretary of State	SECRET//NOFORN	PINR KIRF PGOV PHUM PREL CH VT
10STATE9321	(U) CHINA: POWER PLANTS AND ELECTRICITY GRID [...] (S/NF) WASHINGTON ANALYSTS CONTINUE TO MONITOR CHINA'S GROWING DEMAND FOR ENERGY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND U.S. ENERGY SECURITY, AS CHINA CONTINUES TO DEVELOP ELECTRICITY GENERATING CAPACITY DESPITE SLOW ECONOMIC GROWTH. TO PROVIDE SENIOR POLICYMAKERS WITH A BETTER UNDERST [...]	2010-01-29 15:27:00	Secretary of State	SECRET//NOFORN	PINR ENRG TRGY CH
10STATE9939	(S) ALERTING CHINA TO POSSIBLE MISSILE-RELATED [...] (U) This is an action request. Embassy Beijing, please see paragraph 3. 2. (S) Background/Objective: The U.S. has information indicating that in December 2009, the Chinese company Hong Kong 4 Star Electronics Ltd. offered to sell gyroscopes produced by a Russian company to Iran's Isfahan [...]	2010-02-01 16:05:00	Secretary of State	SECRET	MTCRE PARM PREL MNUC ETTC KSCA IR CH
10STOCKHOLM12	CHINESE AMBASSADOR TO SWEDEN CHEN MINGMING ON [...] (C) During a January 13 courtesy call, Chinese Ambassador Chen Mingming told the Ambassador that the EU had "unrealistic expectations of achievements" at COP-15 and is "over optimistic about its own capacity to make things happen." In his opinion, China and the United States made "great effor [...]	2010-01-14 08:03:00	Embassy Stockholm	CONFIDENTIAL	KGHG PREL PINR CH SW
10STOCKHOLM13	SWEDISH FM BILDT ON AFGHAN DRUG PROBLEM, [...] (C) Summary: A focus on "the drug issue" is essential for getting Afghanistan right, Swedish Foreign Minister Bildt told Ambassador January 12. But the upcoming London Conference does not have the topic on the agenda and it is unclear what is supposed to be achieved at the meeting. If the dr [...]	2010-01-14 09:47:00	Embassy Stockholm	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL ECON KGHG SENV CH IR SW
10TAIPEI124	PRESIDENT MA WELCOMES ARMS SALE, BUT OTHERS [...] (C) Summary: President Ma Ying-jeou has publicly welcomed the U.S. offer of $6.4 billion in defensive weapons, and said it would boost his administration's confidence in dealing with China. The opposition also cautiously welcomed the package. Many politicians and media commentators, however, c [...]	2010-02-02 09:08:00	American Institute Taiwan, Taipei	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL MASS MARR CH TW
10TAIPEI161	TAIWAN'S OPPOSITION LEADER ON BEEF, ARMS SALES, [...] (C) Summary: The impasse over U.S. beef imports would take a long time to resolve and would best be handled through the World Trade Organization (WTO),Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Chair Tsai Ing-wen told the AIT Director during a February 8 lunch. At the same time, Tsai expressed confi [...]	2010-02-11 02:05:00	American Institute Taiwan, Taipei	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV KDEM PREL CH TW ECON ETRD EAGR
10TAIPEI162	TAIWAN'S OPPOSITION ON THE MEND, BUT TRICKY POLICY [...] (C) Summary: A string of local electoral victories has given the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) its strongest pulse since being crushed in 2008 legislative and presidential elections. Morale and unity are back, and DPP officials believe the party could present a viable alternat [...]	2010-02-11 03:12:00	American Institute Taiwan, Taipei	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV KDEM TW CH PREL
10TAIPEI165	TAIWAN NATIONAL SECURITY CHIEF TO RESIGN AFTER [...] (C) National Security Council Secretary General Su Chi telephoned the AIT Director on February 11 to say he would announce his resignation later in the day, citing health and family reasons. Su was perhaps President Ma Ying-jeou's closest confidante in government and took the lead in implemen [...]	2010-02-11 09:00:00	American Institute Taiwan, Taipei	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PREL PINR KDEM CH TW
10TAIPEI166	TAIWAN NATIONAL SECURITY CHIEF RESIGNS AFTER [...] (C) National Security Council Secretary General Su Chi telephoned the AIT Director on February 11 to say he would announce his resignation later in the day, citing health and family reasons. Su was perhaps President Ma Ying-jeou's closest confidante in government and took the lead in implemen [...]	2010-02-11 09:07:00	American Institute Taiwan, Taipei	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PREL PINR KDEM CH TW
10TAIPEI186	REPRESENTATIVE SENSENBRENNER DISCUSSES U.S.-TAIWAN [...] (C) Summary: Taiwan needed strong U.S. ties to pursue cross-Strait rapprochement, President Ma Ying-jeou told Representative James Sensenbrenner during their February 17 meeting. Sensenbrenner voiced support for a bilateral extradition agreement and urged Taiwan to improve the security of its [...]	2010-02-24 08:40:00	American Institute Taiwan, Taipei	CONFIDENTIAL	CH CVIS EAGR ECON ENIV ETRD MARR PREL TW
10TAIPEI195	UNITED STATES SECURITY DIALOGUES WITH TAIWAN [...] (SBU) Summary: The United States has a range of security-related dialogues with Taiwan, including one led by State, ten led by DoD, and one led by AIT/Washington. These talks cover a range of security issues and contribute to our unofficial bilateral relationship. There are some modest chan [...]	2010-02-25 08:27:00	American Institute Taiwan, Taipei	SECRET	MARR PGOV MASS PREL TW CH
10TAIPEI38	OPPOSITION SWEEPS LEGISLATIVE BY-ELECTIONS [...] (SBU) Summary: Surprising most observers, including many within the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) itself, the DPP swept Taiwan's January 9 legislative by-elections, winning three seats in the KMT strongholds. Although the DPP still controls only a small minority of the seats i [...]	2010-01-11 09:23:00	American Institute Taiwan, Taipei	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PREL TW CH
10TOKYO214	A/S CAMPBELL FEBRUARY 2 MEETING WITH VFM YABUNAKA [...] (C) During an 80-minute meeting with EAP A/S Campbell February 2 on regional and bilateral issues, Vice Foreign Minister Yabunaka agreed on the need for a continued focus on DPRK denuclearization and cautioned against being distracted by DPRK calls for peace regime discussions; called on the U [...]	2010-02-03 06:58:00	Embassy Tokyo	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PGOV CASC CH KS KN JA
10TOKYO336	CODEL WEBB HEARS JAPANESE VIEWS ON ALLIANCE AND [...] (SBU) SUMMARY: Senator Webb listened to Japanese views on the importance of the U.S.-Japan Alliance and the Futenma relocation issue during meetings with GOJ officials February 15 in Tokyo. Foreign Minister Okada, Defense Minister Kitazawa, Cabinet and Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) officials [...]	2010-02-22 01:40:00	Embassy Tokyo	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PREL PGOV CASC KOCI MARR JA CH BM
10UNROME28	CHINA'S GROWING ROLE AT ROME-BASED UN FOOD AND AGRICULTURE [...] (U) This message is sensitive but unclassified. Not for dissemination outside the U.S. Government. 2. (SBU) Summary: In response to Ref A request for information on China's emerging role in Africa, USUN Rome notes that in recent years China has increased its contribution to, and infl [...]	2010-02-26 12:48:00	UN Rome	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	ECON EAGR EAID UN CH

10UNVIEVIENNA34	PROGRESS DELAYED TOWARD A REVIEW MECHANISM FOR ORGANIZED [...] SUMMARY: INL DAS Elizabeth Verville chaired a two day expert meeting, hosted by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) from January 25-26, in order to resume discussions of possible mechanisms to review implementation of the UN Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (UNTOC). The ma [...]	2010-02-04 13:10:00	UNVIE	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	SNAR KCOR KCRM PGOV UN BE CH CO AR PK PE RS MX
10UNVIEVIENNA35	NEW CONSTELLATION POSES CHALLENGES FOR ADVANCING ANTI-CRIME [...] (SBU) SUMMARY: Our partial success in negotiating a U.S.- backed review mechanism for an anticorruption convention last year has inspired a group of countries -- Russia, Iran, Algeria, China and Pakistan -- to coordinate more closely in Vienna at UN-related meetings on anti-crime and anti-drug [...]	2010-02-04 13:12:00	UNVIE	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PGOV UN AU KCRM KCOR RS CH PK EG AG SZ
10UNVIEVIENNA61	Anti-Human Trafficking Recommendations Reached, Russia, [...] (U) The Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Working Group (WG) engaged in three days of often fruitful discussion and emerged with nearly fifty recommendations that will be forwarded to the Organized Crime Convention (UNTOC) Conference of the Parties (COP) in October 2010. The U.S. delegation (USDEL) [...]	2010-02-19 13:06:00	UNVIE	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PHUM KWMN PREF SMIG KCRM KTIP UN RS CH PK MX AG IR
10VIENNA122	PRESIDENT FISCHER'S CHINA VISIT FOCUSED ON TRADE [...] Summary: Austrian President Fischer's January 19-22 China visit was focused on business and trade, though he also raised human rights and North Korea with Chinese President Hu Jintao, according to an Austrian MFA contact. Hu said the Government of China was pleased with President Obama's visit [...]	2010-02-02 15:27:00	Embassy Vienna	UNCLASSIFIED	PGOV PREL ETRD ECIN CH TW AU
10WARSAW117	POLES BELIEVE EU ARMS EMBARGO AGAINST CHINA WILL [...] (C) The GoP believes that the EU's arms embargo against China will remain intact despite recent comments suggesting that the Spanish EU Presidency might be interested in changing it (reftel). Pawel Milewski of the MFA's Asia-Pacific Department discounted reports that the EU position would ch [...]	2010-02-23 13:42:00	Embassy Warsaw	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PARM EU CH PL
10WARSAW94	U/S TAUSCHER MEETS FM SIKORSKI, MOD KLICH [...] (C) SUMMARY. During February 8 meetings with Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Ellen Tauscher and Ambassador Lee Feinstein, Foreign Minister Sikorski and Defense Minister Klich said they were pleased with the successful completion of the protocol amending the Ball [...]	2010-02-10 14:13:00	Embassy Warsaw	CONFIDENTIAL	AF CH IR IZ MARR NATO PARM PL PREL RS
10WINDHOEK132	Namibia: Chinese Engagement and Potential Areas for [...] (SBU)Summary. Namibia and China enjoy excellent relations based on historical ties and current bilateral trade and development assistance. Those ties have only strengthened since 2007, when Chinese President Hu Jintao visited Namibia and the two governments signed an agreement for a concessio [...]	2010-02-11 15:59:00	Embassy Windhoek	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PREL EAID CH WA
10YAOUNDE91	China's Growing Presence in Cameroon [...] (SBU) Summary: China has a long bilateral friendship with Cameroon, reflected in the 2007 visit to Cameroon by President Hu Jintao. The Chinese government has provided grants or concessional loans to fund a number infrastructure projects (hospitals, schools, roads, and stadiums). China prov [...]	2010-02-16 11:07:00	Embassy Yaounde	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PGOV PREL CM ECON EFIS EINV CH ETRD ENRG EPET EAGR
10YAOUNDE95	China's Growing Presence in Cameroon [...] (SBU) Summary: China has a long bilateral friendship with Cameroon, reflected in the 2007 visit to Cameroon by President Hu Jintao. The Chinese government has provided grants or concessional loans to fund a number infrastructure projects (hospitals, schools, roads, and stadiums). China prov [...]	2010-02-18 08:43:00	Embassy Yaounde	UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY	PGOV PREL CM ECON EFIS EINV CH ETRD ENRG EPET EAGR
88BEIJING25961	CIVAIR: AIR MONGOLIA - THE "DO IT YOURSELF" [...] SUMMARY: THE RECENTLY INAUGURATED WEEKLY AIR MONGOLIA NON-STOP SERVICE BETWEEN ULAANBATAAR (U-B) AND BEIJING APPEARED TO US, AT FIRST BLUSH, TO BE SOMETHING ALONG THE LINES OF MANNA FROM HEAVEN. PRIOR TO THE EXISTENCE OF THIS FLIGHT, TRAVEL BETWEEN BEIJING AND U-B REQUIRED A 36 HOUR (ONE-WAY) [...]	1988-09-01 23:57:00	Embassy Beijing	UNCLASSIFIED	EAIR CH MG OTRA ATRN
88BEIJING6641	PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA: 1987 ANNUAL [...] PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA 2. THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA WAS ONE OF THE FIRST COUNTRIES TO SUPPORT PALESTINIAN GUERRILLAS AND TO RECOGNIZE THE PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION. CHINA ESTABLISHED CONTACTS WITH THE PALESTINIAN OPPOSITION IN 1963 EVEN BEFORE IT HAD BEGUN ITS ARMED STRU [...]	1988-03-16 03:43:00	Embassy Beijing	UNCLASSIFIED	PTER CH
88GUANGZHOU8077	HU JINTAO--A GLANCE AT HIS CHARACTER [...] CONFIDENTIAL-ENTIRE TEXT. 2. DURING A RECENT CALL ON THE CONSUL GENERAL, U.S. POLITICAL SCIENTIST XXXXXXXXXXXX RECOUNTED A CONVERSATION HE HAD RECENTLY HAD ABOUT HU JINTAO. IN TRAVELLING BACK FROM HAINAN TO GUANGZHOU HE WAS SEATED NEXT TO AN ENTREPRENEUR FROM GUIZHOU. XXXXXXXXXXXX ASKED WHAT HE T [...]	1988-12-21 09:23:00	Consulate Guangzhou	CONFIDENTIAL	PINR PGOV CH
89BEIJING10642	PRO-DEMOCRACY DEMONSTRATORS FLOOD TIANANMEN [...] CONFIDENTIAL - ENTIRE TEXT. 2. SUMMARY: THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS FROM BEIJING UNIVERSITIES FLOODED TIANANMEN SQUARE IN CENTRAL BEIJING FOR A SECOND NIGHT ON APRIL 18. THEY CROWDED AROUND THE BASE OF THE MARTYRS MONUMENT AT THE CENTER OF THE SQUARE CHANTING PRO-DEMOCRACY SLOGANS AND SINGIN [...]	1989-04-19 08:21:00	Embassy Beijing	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PHUM SOCI CH
89BEIJING14047	SITREP NO. 6: THE SCENE ON TIANANMEN, THE [...] CONFIDENTIAL - ENTIRE TEXT. 2. SUMMARY: BETWEEN 10 AND 20,000 STUDENTS OCCUPIED TIANANMEN SQUARE AT NOON ON MAY 21. THE ATMOSPHERE WAS FESTIVE AND THEY APPEARED CONFIDENT. ONLOOKERS NEAR THE SQUARE NUMBERED BETWEEN 50,000 AND 80,000. ACCORDING TO A STUDENT ON THE SQUARE, 100-200 HUNGER [...]	1989-05-21 09:18:00	Embassy Beijing	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PHUM SOCI CH
89BEIJING14054	SITREP NO. 8: TIANANMEN SQUARE CROWDS GROW [...] CONFIDENTIAL - ENTIRE TEXT. 2. SUMMARY: ACTIVISTS AND ONLOOKERS RETURNED TO TIANANMEN SQUARE IN LARGE NUMBERS ON THE EVENING OF MAY 21 AMID WIDESPREAD RUMORS THAT PLA TROOPS WOULD ATTACK THE SQUARE IN THE EARLY HOURS OF MAY 22. BY 2100 (LOCAL TIME),THE CROWD HAD GROWN TO OVER 300,000. [...]	1989-05-21 17:13:00	Embassy Beijing	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PHUM SOCI CH
89BEIJING14102	SITREP NO. 9: TIANANMEN SQUARE ON MAY 22: [...] CONFIDENTIAL - ENTIRE TEXT. 2. SUMMARY. ON MAY 21, ONCE AGAIN STUDENTS AND THEIR SUPPORTERS WENT ALL OUT TO BLOCK AN EXPECTED ENTRANCE BY PLA TROOPS INTO BEIJING. ONCE AGAIN, ROADBLOCKS WERE SET UP AT ALL MAJOR INTERSECTIONS AND MANNED BY HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DEMONSTRATORS. AND ONC [...]	1989-05-22 04:50:00	Embassy Beijing	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PHUM SOCI MARR CH
89BEIJING14103	SITREP NO. 10: VIEW OF TIANANMEN SQUARE [...] CONFIDENTIAL - ENTIRE TEXT. 2. POLOFFS VIEWED TIANANMEN SQUARE THE MORNING OF MAY 22 FROM 1000 TO 1100 HOURS LOCAL. NO TROOPS WERE ANYWHERE IN SIGHT. NO BUSSES WERE RUNNING, BUT PEOPLE APPEARED TO BE MAKING THEIR WAY TO WORK. POLOFFS ESTIMATED THAT THERE WERE FEWER THAN 10,000 STUDEN [...]	1989-05-22 04:54:00	Embassy Beijing	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PHUM SOCI CH
89BEIJING15390	SITREP NO. 28: TEN TO FIFTEEN THOUSAND [...] CONFIDENTIAL ENTIRE TEXT. 2. TEN TO FIFTEEN THOUSAND HELMETED, ARMED TROOPS MOVED TOWARD BEIJING DURING THE LATE AFTERNOON/EARLY EVENING HOURS OF JUNE 3. AS OF 1930, LARGE CONVOYS HAVE BEEN STOPPED AS BEFORE BY BUS AND HUMAN BARRICADES. THE LARGEST CONCENTRATION OF TROOP TRUCKS IS ON T [...]	1989-06-03 11:43:00	Embassy Beijing	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PHUM SOCI CH
89BEIJING15407	SITREP NO. 29: ARTICLE JUSTIFIES MARTIAL [...] CONFIDENTIAL - ENTIRE TEXT. 2. SUMMARY: THE JUNE 3 EDITION OF THE PEOPLE'S DAILY CARRIED A FRONT PAGE ARTICLE INDICTING "A SMALL GROUP OF PEOPLE" WHO ALLEGEDLY INCITED THE PRESENT TURMOIL IN BEIJING AND JUSTIFIED MARTIAL LAW. THE ARTICLE WAS ISSUED BY THE BEIJING MUNICIPAL PARTY COMMIT [...]	1989-06-03 15:05:00	Embassy Beijing	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PHUM SOCI CH
89BEIJING15411	SITREP NO. 31: TIANANMEN AT 0245 ON [...] CONFIDENTIAL ENTIRE TEXT. 2. SUMMARY: AS OF 0145, ABC NEWS REPORTERS ON THE SQUARE REPORTED THE PRESENCE OF TROOPS AND RIOT POLICE ON THE SOUTHERN END OF TIANANMEN. TEAR GAS AND GUNFIRE WERE REPORTED ON THE SQUARE. EMBOFF SAW TRACERS BEING FIRED OVER THE SQUARE. ABC JOURNALISTS SAID [...]	1989-06-03 18:11:00	Embassy Beijing	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PHU SOCI CH
89BEIJING15491	CHENGDU STALEMATE [...] SUMMARY: AS OF 1600 ON 6/5, THERE IS A STALEMATE IN DOWNTOWN CHENGDU BETWEEN PROTESTERS WHO FLOOD THE STREETS AND CONTINUE TO BURN SOME VEHICLES, AND TROOPS WHICH HAVE TAKEN REFUGE IN THE MUNICIPAL OFFICE COMPOUND AND OCCASIONALLY LOB TEAR GAS INEFFECTIVELY INTO THE CROWD. STUDENTS REPRESE [...]	1989-06-05 11:56:00	Embassy Beijing	UNCLASSIFIED	PINS PGOV PHUM CH
89BEIJING18828	LATIN AMERICAN DIPLOMAT EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT [...] CONFIDENTIAL - ENTIRE TEXT. 2. SUMMARY DURING A RECENT MEETING, A LATIN AMERICAN DIPLOMAT AND HIS WIFE PROVIDED POLOFF AN ACCOUNT OF THEIR MOVEMENTS ON JUNE 3-4 AND THEIR EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT OF EVENTS AT TIANANMEN SQUARE. ALTHOUGH THEIR ACCOUNT GENERALLY FOLLOWS THOSE PREVIOUSLY REPORTED [...]	1989-07-12 08:57:00	Embassy Beijing	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PHUM SOCI CH
89BEIJING21902	PRC GOALS AFTER TIANANMEN: THE [...] CONFIDENTIAL ENTIRE TEXT. 2. SUMMARY: ACCORDING TO A MINISTRY OF JUSTICE OFFICIAL, THE PRC NOW HAS FOUR PRESSING GOALS: COMPLETE ERADICATION OF "COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY ELEMENTS"; CONTINUATION OF ECONOMIC OPENNESS AND REFORM; POLITICAL EDUCATION OF THE MASSES; AND THE WEEDING OUT OF CORRU [...]	1989-08-09 09:33:00	Embassy Beijing	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV CH
89SHENYANG1285	BACK TO SCHOOL -- NORTHEAST CHINA STREETS ARE [...] CONFIDENTIAL -- ENTIRE TEXT. 2. SUMMARY: LIFE IN THE NORTHEAST HAS BEEN DRIFTING BACK TO NORMAL. THERE HAS NOT BEEN A PUBLIC STUDENT DEMONSTRATION SINCE MONDAY, MAY 29, WHEN SMALL BANDS OF SHENYANG AND CHANGCHUN STUDENTS STAGED FUNERAL MARCHES (WEARING WHITE HEADBANDS AND CARRYING WREAT [...]	1989-06-02 06:30:00	Consulate Shenyang	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV SOCI CH
89SHENYANG1301	NORTHEAST CHINA STUDENTS REACT TO BEIJING [...] SUMMARY: NORTHEAST STUDENTS TODAY RESPONDED TO NEWS OF THE PEOPLES LIBERATION ARMYS FIRING ON PRO- DEMOCRACY DEMONSTRATORS IN BEIJING BY ORGANIZING ORDERLY FUNERAL PROCESSIONS AND PROTEST MARCHES TO SPREAD THE WORD TO STUNNED AND SYMPATHETIC CITIZENS. THE STUDENTS ATTACKED THE USE OF BRUTAL [...]	1989-06-04 15:00:00	Consulate Shenyang	UNCLASSIFIED	PGOV SOCI PHUM CH
89TAIPEI3647	TAIWAN REACTIONS TO THE TIANANMEN MASSACRE [...] (C) SUMMARY. THE TAIWAN AUTHORITIES HAVE REACTED TO THE DRAMATIC JUNE 4 EVENTS IN BEIJING BY MAKING A SERIES OF DECLARATIONS. PRESIDENT LEE ISSUED A DENUNCIATION OF THE BLOODY SUPPRESSION OF THE TIANANMEN DEMONSTRATORS AND A CALL FOR INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT FOR THE PRC DEMOCRACY MOVEMENT. A [...]	1989-06-05 10:35:00	American Institute Taiwan, Taipei	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL CH TW
90SHANGHAI2272	BLOOD AND BITTERNESS: A SOLDIER'S TALE OF TIANANMEN [...] No summary [...]	1990-03-26 04:29:00	Consulate Shanghai	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV MCAP CH
92RANGOON5650	BURMA'S LEADER EXUDES CONFIDENCE -- AND A [...] CONFIDENTIAL ENTIRE TEXT. 2. THE INDIAN AMBASSADOR TOLD CHARGE TODAY THAT HIS FAREWELL MEETING WITH GENERAL THAN SHWE ON SEPTEMBER 17 HAD REINFORCED HIS SENSE THAT RANGOON'S NEW HEAD OF STATE IS SOMEWHAT SERIOUS ABOUT LIBERALIZING BURMA -- AND ENCOUNTERING RESISTENCE ON THIS SCORE FROM P [...]	1992-09-18 09:00:00	Embassy Rangoon	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PHUM CH IN BM
93BEIJING13058	TIBET: POLITBURO MEMBER HU JINTAO RETAINS TIBET TIES [...] A PUBLISHED DELEGATE LIST FOR THE RECENT NATIONAL PEOPLE'S CONGRESS LISTED POLITBURO STANDING COMMITTEE MEMBER HU JINTAO AS A DELEGATE REPRESENTING THE TIBET AUTONOMOUS REGION. HU WAS REPLACED AS TAR PARTY SECRETARY ON DECEMBER 1, 1992 AND HAS NOT RESIDED IN TIBET FOR AT LEAST 18 MONTHS. WI [...]	1993-04-19 11:54:00	Embassy Beijing	UNCLASSIFIED	PGOV PREL PHUM CH
93BEIJING45951	CHINA: 1993 ANNUAL TERRORISM REPORT [...] RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS RAISED PARA 5 REFTEL FOLLOW: A. POST HAS NO RECORD OF ANY CHINESE GOVERNMENT PROSECUTIONS INVOLVING INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM. THERE WERE PRESS REPORTS OF AT LEAST TWO BOMBINGS IN XINJIANG PROVINCE IN THE CITIES OF KASHGAR AND URUMQI, RESPECTIVELY, DURING MID-SUMMER [...]	1993-12-23 08:25:00	Embassy Beijing	UNCLASSIFIED	PTER CH
94BEIJING51121	CHINA: 1994 ANNUAL TERRORISM REPORT [...] RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS RAISED REFTEL FOLLOW: A. POST HAS NO RECORD OF ANY CHINESE GOVERNMENT PROSECUTIONS INVOLVING INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM DURING THE PAST YEAR. ONE REPORTED SIGNIFICANT ACT OF BLOODSHED DURING THE PAST YEAR OCCURED IN BEIJING IN SEPTEMBER, WHEN A LONE CHINESE MILITARY O [...]	1994-11-18 03:14:00	Embassy Beijing	UNCLASSIFIED	PTER CH
95BEIJING48961	CHINA: 1995 ANNUAL TERRORISM REPORT [...] RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS RAISED REFTEL FOLLOW: A. POST HAS NO RECORD OF ANY CHINESE GOVERNMENT PROSECUTIONS INVOLVING INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM DURING THE PAST YEAR. THERE HAVE BEEN UNCONFIRMED REPORTS OF BOMBINGS AND OTHER ATTACKS AGAINST CHINESE GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL AND FACILITIES IN XINJI [...]	1995-11-28 09:58:00	Embassy Beijing	UNCLASSIFIED	PTER CH
97BEIJING3816	CODEL ACKERMAN MEETING WITH ASSISTANT MINISTER [...] (U) CLASSIFIED BY WILLIAM A. STANTON, POLMINCOUNS. REASONS: 1.5 B AND D. 2. (C) SUMMARY: IN AN OTHERWISE CORDIAL JANUARY 28 BREAKFAST MEETING WITH CONGRESSMAN ACKERMAN, ASSISTANT MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS YANG JIECHI PASSIONATELY ARGUED THAT CHINA HAD NOT REPEALED THE HONG KONG BILL [...]	1997-01-31 03:03:00	Embassy Beijing	CONFIDENTIAL	PREL PHUM PGOV ETRD ECON CH HK TW
98BEIJING18771	VFM YANG JIECHI PROTESTS U.S. ACTIONS ON TAIWAN [...] (C) VFM YANG JIECHI CALLED IN THE AMBASSADOR NOVEMBER 12 TO PROTEST SECRETARY RICHARDSON'S VISIT TO TAIWAN AND THE DALAI LAMA'S WASHINGTON MEETINGS WITH PRESIDENT CLINTON AND OTHER SENIOR U.S. OFFICIALS. YANG DESCRIBED BOTH ACTIONS AS "CATEGORICALLY UNACCEPTABLE" AND INTERFERENCE IN CHINA'S [...]	1998-11-12 09:21:00	Embassy Beijing	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PREL US CH TW
99BEIJING7008	FALUN GONG CRACKDOWN, DAY THREE [...] (C) IMPLEMENTING A DECISION OF THE POLITBURO STANDING COMMITTEE, THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT ON JULY 22 OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED A BAN ON THE FALUN GONG SECT, DECLARING IT AN "ILLEGAL" ORGANIZATION. THOUSANDS OF SECT MEMBERS TOOK TO BEIJING'S STREETS IN DEMONSTRATIONS THAT WERE NOTEWORTHY FOR THE GEN [...]	1999-07-22 11:37:00	Embassy Beijing	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PHUM SOCI CH
99HONGKONG8575	PROMINENT HK JOURNALIST: CHINAÂ´S ARMY WANTS [...] (C) LONG-TIME CHINA REPORTER XXXXXXXXXXXX RECENTLY DESCRIBED AN INSULAR CHINESE MILITARY LEADERSHIP THAT INCREASINGLY HAS LOOKED TO LIMITED ARMED CONFLICT WITH TAIWAN AS A MEANS TO RESTORING THE ARMYÂ´S PRESTIGE. HE ADDED THAT VICE PRESIDENT HU JINTAO WAS OUT OF FAVOR WITH PRESIDENT JIANG ZEMIN B [...]	1999-09-24 10:01:00	Consulate Hong Kong	CONFIDENTIAL	PGOV PREL CH HK TW US PINR

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