Specifications High Boao Forum for Asia will greet the 10 birthday

License New April 14 to 16th theme for "Inclusive development: common agenda and new challenges" The Boao Forum for Asia will soon usher in a high standard of 10 birthday.　　Boao Forum for Asia, Secretary-General Zhou 6th, the Boao Forum for Asia 2011 Annual meeting will be held from April 14 to 16th in Boao, Hainan. Zhou said this year is the 10 anniversary of the establishment of BOAO Forum for Asia, the overall size of the annual meeting is higher than previous years. President Hu Jintao is expected to attend the third formal meeting of BRICS leaders with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, Brazilian President Rousseff, South African President Jacob Zuma, South Korean Prime Minister Sik, Spanish Prime Minister Jose Zapatero,　　Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov and New Zealand vice Premier Inglich and other 7 foreign leaders attended the opening ceremony of the annual forum. Topic Preview Zhouwen In a news conference held that day, the Forum secretariat has set up 23 topics on the theme of "inclusive development: a common agenda and a new challenge", including "policy interpretation: Twelve-Five planning" and other issues on China, as well as international and regional hot issues such as "New trends in global industrial transfer",　　There are also industry issues such as "The Future of mobile internet". Zhou said that at present, more than 40 countries and regions have confirmed the participation of nearly 1400 people, and some 800 Chinese and foreign journalists will be at the scene of the Forum Annual report.　　Of the people who have been identified, about 300 people from the political arena, about 1100 business people.　　Zhou said, according to the Forum chairman Yasuo Fukuda's proposal, this year's annual meeting also set up "Japan's growth potential of the recognition" branch, for the Japanese business sector to introduce Japan's economic development and post-disaster reconstruction, to promote Sino-Japanese economic and trade exchanges to provide a platform.　　According to reports, this annual meeting will also celebrate the 10 anniversary of the establishment of the Forum a series of commemorative events. New Asia Competitiveness Report the organizing Committee of the Boao Forum for Asia announced its annual report yesterday.　　This year, in addition to the two reports on the Asian economic integration process of the Boao Forum for Asia and the development of the Boao Forum for Asia Emerging Economies, the 2011 Annual Report on the Asian competitiveness of the Boao Forum for Asia Research Institute was added (hereinafter called the Asia Competitiveness Report). In general, Japan and "Asian Tigers" (South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, China) occupy the first group of Asian economies, according to the Asia Competitiveness Report.　　China ranked 11th in the overall competitiveness rankings for 35 countries and regions.　　The report said China's total economic volume surpassed Japan as the first in Asia last year, but it still needs to be improved in the areas of government business administration efficiency, infrastructure capability and social development level. In this respect, the China International Economic Exchange Center researcher Wang June said, in terms of China's ranking, the 11th place has been a relatively high, which is mainly due to China has a huge domestic and foreign market size and economic aggregates. China's economy is now the largest in Asia, allowing Chinese companies to enjoyThe benefits of economies of scale. However, China is only the 22nd in Asia in the index of the efficiency of government business Administration, which includes the efficiency of business approval and the efficiency of commercial arbitration.　　In the infrastructure capacity index, China is also only the 14th in Asia, including the Internet, electricity, water and communication facilities, such as thinning targets. In the Social Development level index, China only listed Asia 31st, in this index, including health, thousands of hospital beds, thousands of surgeons, education enrolment, female employment rate, the incidence of traffic accidents and other disaggregated indicators.　　The report suggests that China's economy is the first in Asia, but social development needs to keep pace with economic development.　　The Asia Competitiveness Report has also for the first time made a "Listed Enterprise Competitiveness Assessment Report" for nearly 30,000 Asian companies.　　According to the report, China's PetroChina, Sinopec and Mobile are among the first, third and fifth places in Asia's competitiveness "Top 10".　　However, if the list of enterprises to expand the competitiveness of the top 300 will be found, China and Japan and South Korea, a total of 214 companies shortlisted, of which Japan has 123, accounting for 300 of the 41%, the Chinese and South Korea have 32 and 29 companies were shortlisted. The report therefore said that Asia's economic competitiveness centers in China, Japan and South Korea, while China, Japan and South Korea's economic Competitiveness Center in Japan.