China’s One Belt One Road Initiative and Central Europe

The Institute of International Relations Prague together with the Institute of European Studies, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), Beijing, organized a seminar “China’s One Belt One Road Initiative and Central Europe”.

23. 3. 2016 (10:00)

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10:00 – 10:15 Welcoming Remarks

Dr. Ondřej Horký-Hlucháň, Head of the Research Department, the Institute of International Relations, Prague
Luo Jinghui, Deputy Director General, the Institute of European Studies, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

10:15 – 11:30 Panel I: OBOR and the V4 States

Panel Host: Dr. Rudolf Fürst, Researcher of the Institute of International Relations Prague

Prof. Kong Tianping, Senior Researcher of the Institute of European Studies, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences:
The Belt and Road Initiative and Its Implication for Cooperation between China and the Visegrad States
Prof. Liu Zuokui, Director of the Department of Central and Eastern European Studies, the Institute of European Studies, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences:
How Chinese Perceive the V4 and China–V4 Relations
Prof. Chen Xin, Director of the Department of European Economic Studies, the Institute of European Studies, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences:
The Czech Republic in the 16+1 Cooperation
Prof. Tian Dewen, Director of the Department of European Social and Cultural Studies, the Institute of European Studies, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences:
The Belt and Road Initiative in China’s New Diplomatic Framework
Dr. Alice Rezková, the Association for International Affairs:
What Can CEE and China Learn from Each Other in Innovation?

11:30 – 12:00 Lunch

12:00 – 14:00 Panel II: OBOR and Czech–Chinese Bilateral Relations

Panel Host: Prof. Kong Tianping, Senior Researcher of the Institute of European Studies, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

Prof. Cui Hongjian, the China Institute of International Studies:
The Role and Potential of the Czech Republic in the Development of China-Europe Relations
Dr. Vilém Semerák, the Center for Economic Research and Graduate Education - Economics Institute; Charles University:
One Belt, One Road – the Czech Perspective
Dr. Rudolf Fürst, Researcher of the Institute of International Relations Prague:
CEE–China Relations Updated: Czechs Going Prominent?
Dr. Ju Weiwei, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences:
Economic Cooperation Between China and the Czech Republic
Dr. Ma Junchi, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences:
Comparative Studies on the China-V4 Relations and Geman-V4 Relations