No

Speakers

Affiliation

1

TBC

MoFA, Ethiopia

2

Zheng Jiwei

Vice Governor, ZhejiangProvince

3

Carlos Lopes

Executive Secretary, UNECA; Under Secretary-General, UN

4

Lu Shaye

Director-General, Department of African Affairs, MOFA, P. R. China

5

Xie Xiaoyan

Ambassador, Embassy of the P. R. China to Ethiopia

6

Admasu Tsegaye

President of AAU

7

Chen Dexi

Chairman, University Council, ZhejiangNormalUniversity

8

Kefyalew Ayana

Mayor, BishoftuTown

No

Speakers

Affiliation

1

Tian Wedong

Deputy Director General, Global Cooperation Department, China Development Bank

2

TBC

African Union (AU)

3

Yang Lihua

Institute of West Asian & African Studies,ChineseAcademy of Social Sciences

4

Wang Yizhou

Associate Dean, School of International Studies, PekingUniversity

5

Andreas Eshete

Prime Minister’s Office, FDRE

6

Zhu Liqun

Vice-president, China Foreign AffairsUniversity

7

Mulugeta Gebrehiwot

Director, IPSS

No

Title

Presenter

Moderator

1

China’s rise and Africa’s strategic opportunity

Abdul Mohammed

Wang Yizhou and Bernard Mumpasi Lututala

2

China’s engagements with Africa: implications for South- South cooperation

Amadu Sesay

3

Constructing the newpartnership relations: the role of China-African cooperation in building the new international relations

Su Changhe

4

China-Africa relations: areas of reform for a sustainable partnership

Mehari Taddele Maru

5

Sino-African relations in the perspective of the new global political-economic structure

Shi Zhan

Discussion

Tea/Coffee Break

6

China’s potential for aiding governance, peace and security in Africa: understanding the state-society complex

Ian Taylor

Su Changhe and Abdul Mohammed

7

Sino-African relation in the perspective of the new structure of global political-economical relations

Zhu Liqun

8

Development through peace:practical steps for deepening China-Africa cooperation in the field of peace and security

Daniel Kipkosgei Kiptugen

9

What’s new role for emerging China inAfrica peace process: some thoughts and clues for discussion

Wang Yizhou

10

Challenges and opportunities for China-Africa cooperation in developing governance, peace and security in Africa in the new global era

Bernard Mumpasi Lututala

11

On China’s role in promoting peace and security in Africa

Sheng Hongsheng

Discussion

Dinner

12

Fostering African governance and development through multilateral cooperation between China and traditional donors: the case of the China- DAC Study Group

Anna Katharina Stahl

Ian Taylor and Zhu Liqun

13

What about civil society? The need for a debate on differences and consensus on the role of civil society in Sino-African relations

Sarah Vaes

14

China-Africa cooperation without meaningful engagement with women will fail

Madelein Mkunu

Discussion

No

Title

Presenter

Moderator

1

New dimensions for African unity, integration and development: sharing the Chinese experience

Phyllis Johnson

Pang Zhongying and TBC

2

Africa regional integration and Sino-Africa cooperation:opportunities and challenges

Tang Xiao

3

China’s evolving policy towards peace and security in Africa: Constructing a new paradigm for peacebuilding?

Chris Alden

4

China and UN peacekeeping operations in Africa

K. Mathews

5

Strengthening China-Africa peacekeeping support operations for peace and stability in Africa

Lazarus Kubasu Nolasco

Discussion

Dinner

6

Africa and China’s non- interference policy: towards peace enhancement inAfrica

Admore Mupoki Kambudzi

Tang Xiao and Chris Alden

7

Africa in a multi-polar world and the prospect of Sino-Africa cooperation

Yang Lihua

8

Issues of non-interference in China’s East African oil and gas sector

Ross Anthony

9

The principle and its practice: the re-adaptation of China’s “non-interference” to the new context of China-Africa ties

Pang Zhongying

10

Analysing the extent to which Chinauses the non-interference policy to promote peace and security in Africa

Takavafira Zhou

Discussion

Dinner

11

Between pragmatism and non interference: China in Africa’s complex security challenges

Bonnie Ayodele

Ross Anthony and Yang Lihua

12

Diplomatic and strategic position ofChina in the Arab Spring

Ahmed Hagagg

13

China’s relations with Sudan and South Sudan and its role in peace between the twoSudans

Jiang Hengkun

Discussion

No

Title

Presenter

Moderator

1

China-Africa cooperation under new situation: opportunities and challenges

Peng Keyu

Adeolu O. Adewuyi and Sheng Hongsheng

2

Harnessing Chinese enterprise in Africafor better governance, peace and security

Bob Ezeh

3

Challenges for Sino-African relations in the new era and policy proposals

Liu Youfa

4

China – Africa relations, with special reference to North Africa

Hussein El Kamel

5

Booming Sino-Maghreb economic relations: incentive towards a new European cooperation governance and partnership?

Thierry Pairault

Discussion

Tea/Coffee Break

6

New impetus of African development and new path to sustainable development of China-Africa relation

Liu Hongwu

Liu Youfa and Hussein El Kamel

7

How to stipulate the Chinese private business to go to Africa?

Zhang Xiaofeng

8

The main characters and trends ofChina’s FDI in Africa

YaoGuimei

9

Understanding African perception ofChina: a case study through CSR practice of Chinese corporations

Sean Ding and Marjorie Perry

Discussion

Dinner

10

Chinese investment in Africa: an investigation of the opportunities and challenges for peace and security inZimbabwe

LawrenceMhandara

Yao Guimei and Marjorie Perry

11

China’s role in oil resource governance in Niger Delta region

Wang XueJun

12

Governance and security challenges associated with China-Nigeria trade and investment relations

Adeolu O.Adewuyi

Discussion

No

Title

Presenter

Moderator

1

Beyond humanitarianism: China’s role in Darfur

Hassan E. Ahmed

Liu Guijin and Njunga M.Mulikita

2

Analysing China’s contribution to peace in the North and South Sudanconflict: pre and post Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA)

Getachew Zeru and Dawit Yohannes

3

BRICS and Sino-African cooperation

Chen Yugang

4

Balancing politic with economic realities: China intervention in Sudanand South Sudan oil and border conflicts

David Udofia

5

How far could China’s non- interference policy be practical in protecting Chinese and African peoples’ interests? The case of Sudan-South Sudan conflict before and after the secession

Khalid Ali El Amin

6

The reluctant peacemaker: Chinaand the two Sudans

Steven Kuo

Discussion

Tea/Coffee Break

7

The ambiguity of China’s non-interference policy as a drawback to peace and stability in the Sudan

Valery Ferim

Chen Yugang and Hassan E. Ahmed

8

China’s relations with Sudan andSouth Sudan: how to define common interests?

Liu Guijin

9

Chinese investment and African peace and security: the case ofEthiopia

Yejoo Kim

10

China in Ethiopia's infrastructure sector: responsibility and sustainability

Xiao Yuhua

11

Between the Orient and the Horn: China-Africa Cooperation over the Development of Transboundary Rivers

Fasil Amdetsion

12

China’s engagement in the diplomacy of conflict management in the Horn of Africa region

Anita Kiamba

Discussion

Dinner

13

Zambia’s 2011 political transition: what impact on China-Zambia relations?

Njunga M.Mulikita

Anita Kiamba and Shi Zhan

14

Evading punishment: an analysis ofZimbabwe’-srelations with China in an age of sanctions

Ronald Chipaike

15

China, a critical factor in theZimbabwe’s political crisis and solutions

Charity Manyeruke

Discussion

No

Speakers

Affiliation

Time

1

Abdul Mohammed

Representing Breakaway Group 1

8:30 - 8:50

2

Pang Zhongying

Representing Breakaway Group 2

8:50 - 9:10

3

Liu Youfa

Representing Breakaway Group

3

9:10 - 9:30

4

Michael Njunga Mulikita

Representing Breakaway Group 4

9:30 - 9:50

Discussion

9:50-10:50

Tea/Coffee Break

10:50-11:10

5

Liu Guijin

China-Africa International Business School, ZhejiangNormalUniversity

11:10-11:30

6

Mulugeta Gebrehiwot

Institute for Peace and Security Studies, Addis AbabaUniversity

11:30-11:50