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Important Prospect: Agro-China '84: The International Agro-Technologies Exposition & Symposium, to be held in Guangdong Scientific Hall, Guangzhou*, People's Republic of China, during 19–24 November 1984

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 August 2009

Wilson Wai
Wilson Wai
Affiliation:
AVP Expositions Company Ltd, 1303 Join-in Hang Sing Centre, Container Port Road, NT, Hong Kong.
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Environmental Conservation , Volume 11 , Issue 2 , Summer 1984 , pp. 190
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Copyright © Foundation for Environmental Conservation 1984

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† Listed at the foot of the AGRO-CHINA '84 notepaper; the number subsequently increased to ca 50.—Ed.

†† In answer to our query Vice-President Wai wrote (in litt. 25 05 1984Google Scholar): ‘The Open-door policy: this plan was implemented in late 79; it enhanced the relationship between China and the rest of the world in fields of science, technologies, trade, and friendship. It was followed by total restructuring of China's national economy and the 6th Fiveyears Plan which emphasizes that AGRICULTURE is the root and base of China's economy. Agriculture is also rated 1st priority in China's Four Modernizations.’—Ed.

** Guangdong Scientific & Technical Commission: The Guangdong Scientific & Technical Commission, incorporating China's Guangzhou Scientific & Technical Exchange Centre with Foreign Countries, is an administrative body as well as a science and technology research institute of various disciplines, including agriculture (also forestry, fishery, animal husbandry, and side-line productions). It reports directly to the Central Government.