Friday, Jun. 3, 2016
12:00 PM – 01:30 PM
US/Central
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Issues surrounding the South China Sea are extensive, with a complicated and storied historic fabric. Many scrutinize China’s position on this issue, yet few are aware of China’s history offsetting disputes and pursuing joint development, as proposed 30 years ago. Dr. Yumin Zhao, Deputy Consul General of the People’s Republic of China in Houston, joins Asia Society to help shed light on China’s perspective and create a platform for dialogue and understanding about this hotly contested issue.
About the Lecture
Schedule
11:30 am | Registration
12:00 pm | Luncheon and Program
About the Speaker
Dr. Yumin Zhao, Deputy Consul General of China in Houston, assumed the office in August 2014. Dr. Zhao has served in the Foreign Service for 21 years. He spent eight years in U.S. Affairs desk in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China. Before his post in Houston, he also served in the Republic of Korea, Suriname and Auckland, New Zealand. Dr. Zhao Graduated from Foreign Affairs University, Beijing, China, with a Ph.D. in International Relations.
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