Dr. Yu Jianlong Vice-Chairman and Secretary General, China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) Opening Address

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1 Kluwer Law Conference for In-house Counsels China: International Arbitration Summit (This conference will be conducted in English) Wednesday 8 th July 2015, 9:00am 5:30pm Beijing Marriott Hotel Northeast Complimentary seats for In-house/ General Counsel. Contact Alma at alma.lam@cch.com.hk to secure your seat. is the world s leading online resource for international arbitration research. It contains a wealth of commentary from expert authors and an extensive collection of primary source materials. Plus, as a subscriber you gain access to exclusive materials including ICC cases and awards. Practitioners and delegates from all over Asia will be here to network, present and understand everything you need to on Arbitration, ADR and Mediation from the experts in this field and the leading Kluwer Authors. For sponsorship and speaking opportunity, please visit our website or contact Jason at Jason.Sinclair@cch.com.hk or call (+852) Speakers Prof Benjamin Hughes Independent Arbitrator and Associate Professor, Seoul National University School of Law Chairman Dr. Yu Jianlong Vice-Chairman and Secretary General, China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) Opening Address Robert Rhodes Q.C. Outer Temple Chambers, UK Keynote Speaker Bruce Collins QC XXIV Old Building Chambers & Wentworth Chambers Moderator 2nd Grand Panel Brad Wang Counsel, Case Manager Edmund Wan Partner, King & Wood Mallesons James Rogers Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright Jessica Fei Partner, Dispute Resolution, Herbert Smith Freehills Kathryn Sanger Consultant, Clifford Chance, Chris Wong Partner, Gall Brooke Holden Senior Associate, Gall Shaun Wu Principal, Kobre & Kim Sitesh Mukherjee Partner, Dispute Resolution, Trilegal Wilson Wei Huo Partner, Zhong Lun Law Firm S. Ravi Shankar Senior Partner, Lawsenate Craig Celniker Chair of the International Arbitration Practice Group and Head of Asia Disputes, Morrison & Foerster, Timothy Blakely Litigation Partner, Morrison & Foerster, Christopher Grout Registrar, Qatar International Court and Dispute Resolution Centre Liu Jing Deputy Secretary General, HKIAC Dr.Wang Wenying Secretary General of CIETAC Arbitration Center Emilie HU Deputy Counsel, Asia Office, Secretariat of the International Court of Arbitration, International Chamber of Commerce in

2 SPONSORS SUPPORTING ORGANISATIONS Book now to secure your seat This conference will be conducted in English Venue: Grand Ballroom III, Beijing Marriott Hotel Northeast 26A Xiao Yun Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing Normal rate: us$740/hk$5772 Early Bird rate: us$592/hk$4618 (on or before 19 June 2015) Supporting Organisation rate: US$592/HK$4618 Half Day rate: us$450/hk$3510 All registration includes networking lunch. INTER-PACIFIC BAR ASSOCIATION MEDIA PARTNER Complimentary seat for the first 100 In-house/ General Counsel. Please contact Alma at to secure your seat. Please note: Limited to 1 complimentary seat per company, based on first-come-first-served basis. Schedule 9:00 9:15 Opening Address China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) Dr. Yu Jianlong, Vice-Chairman and SG of CIETAC and CMAC 9:15 9:45 Keynote Session Recent Developments Affecting Global International Arbitration Robert Rhodes Q.C. Outer Temple Chambers, UK 9:45 10:15 Section 1 Latest Developments in the Enforcement of International Commercial Arbitration Awards in China 10:15 10:45 Section 2 Banking and Financial Disputes Wilson Huo, Partner, Zhong Lun Law Firm 10:45 11:15 Networking & Morning Refreshment 14:40 15:30 Mock Arbitration Emergency by CIETAC Brad Wang, Counsel, Case Manager,CIETAC Arbitration Center Edmund Wan, Partner, King & Wood Mallesons James Rogers, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright Jessica Fei, Partner, Dispute Resolution, Herbert Smith Freehills Kathryn Sanger, Consultant, Clifford Chance, 15:30 16:00 Section 6 International arbitration & dispute resolution in India Sitesh Mukherjee, Partner, Dispute Resolution, Trilegal 11:15 11:45 Section 3 Shareholder Disputes in SE Asia and China Craig Celniker, Chair of the International Arbitration Practice Group & Head of Asia Disputes and Timothy Blakely, Litigation Partner, Morrison & Foerster, 11:45 12:15 Section 4 Outbound Disputes and Offshore Asset Recovery Shaun Wu, Principal, Kobre Kim 12:15 12:40 Section 5 HK Arbitration: Key Issues & Practical Tips Christopher Wong, Partner & Brooke Holden, Gall HK 12:40 14:00 Networking Lunch 14:00 14:40 1st GRAND Panel Managing The Arbitration Process Advice for In-house Counsels Moderator Robert Rhodes Q.C. Outer Temple Chambers, UK Panellist: Wilson Huo, Partner, Zhong Lun Law Firm 16:00 16:20 Short Break & Afternoon Refreshment 16:20 16:45 Section 8 Energy Disputes in China and Asia 16:45 17:30 2nd GRAND Panel Regional Overview / Where to Arbitrate / Updates in Regions Moderator Bruce Collins QC, XXIV Old Building Chambers & Wentworth Chambers Panellists: Dr.Wang Wenying, Secretary General of CIETAC Arbitration Center Liu Jing, Deputy Secretary General, HKIAC Christopher Grout, Registrar, Qatar International Court and Dispute Resolution Centre S. Ravi Shankar, Senior Partner, Lawsenate (India) Emilie Hu, Deputy Counsel, Asia Office, Secretariat of the International Court of Arbitration, International Chamber of Commerce in 17:30 19:00 Cocktail

3 SPEAKER PROFILEs Prof Benjamin Hughes, Independent Arbitrator and Associate Professor, Seoul National University School of Law Professor Benjamin Hughes is an independent arbitrator, associate professor at Seoul National University School of Law, and resident of The Arbitration Chambers in Singapore. He has extensive prior experience as counsel in international arbitrations around the world and under most major arbitration rules. He practiced international arbitration at a large US firm (in the US and Singapore), and was the founding co-chair of the international dispute resolution practice group at one of Korea s oldest and largest full service law firms. Ben ceased practice as a lawyer and has practiced as an independent arbitrator and mediator since March Since then, he has been appointed as the sole, chair or co-arbitrator in arbitrations under rules of the ICC, SIAC, HKIAC, UNCITRAL, KLRCA, CIETAC, ACICA and KCAB, as well as ad-hoc arbitrations. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators, the Institute of Arbitrators and the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration. He is Chair of the Korea Chapter of CIArb, Executive Committee Member of the Seoul International Dispute Resolution Center, Member of the International Arbitration Committee of the KCAB, and Director of the Korean Council for International Arbitration. He also serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Korean Law at SNU Law School and the Korean Arbitration Review of the KCAB. Dr. Yu Jianlong, Vice-Chairman and Secretary General, China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) Dr. Yu Jianlong is the Vice-Chairman and Secretary General, China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC). He is also the Vice- Chairman, China Maritime Arbitration Commission (CMAC), President, Asia Pacific Arbitration Group (APRAG) and a member of the Governing Board of ICCA. Dr Yu is a PHD of International Economic Law, University of International Business and Economics School of Law (UIBE) and also received the Master of Executive Business Administration, Peking University (PKU), Master of Inter-Cultural Communications, PKU School of International Politics and B.A. of British and American Literature, Capital Normal University (CNU). Robert Rhodes Q.C. Outer Temple Chambers, UK Robert Rhodes QC has specialised in many areas of practice over a long time, both in the UK and abroad, with a particular interest in mainland China, and the Middle East. He has rights of audience in the Dubai International Financial Centre, and is a member of the Dubai International Arbitration Centre. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, a member of the Corporate Panel of the Dispute Board Federation, of the London Court of International Arbitration and of the International Chamber of Commerce. He has been appointed Advisor of the Financial Arbitration and ADR Center of the Central University of Finance and Economics, Beijing. He holds a Diploma in International Arbitration, and is an accredited Mediator. He has been appointed to the Panel of Mediators of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade ( CCPIT ). (CCPIT, founded in 1987, is the first and the largest professional mediation organisation in China. Its mediations involve commercial organisations from all over the world.) He has been appointed to the panel of mediators and arbitrators of the Lang Fang Arbitration Commission in China. He has been appointed to the Panel of Arbitrators of the Thai Arbitration Institute. He has been appointed as an arbitrator to the International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution s Global Panel of Distinguished Neutrals. He has been approached to act as counsel in an international shipping arbitration. He has extensive experience of chairing disciplinary tribunals (eg IMRO and AIDB/AADB). He is a chairman of disciplinary tribunals for the FRC. A link to his 250 page judgment in the controversial Mayflower case is frc.org.uk/frc-documents/aadb/pwc-donnelly-judgment-(3,538kb).aspx He has published and broadcast widely, and has lectured in 3 continents. He has considerable judicial experience, extending over 30 years. He accepts direct access instructions from the public. He is a Bencher of the Inner Temple and a member of the Bar Council. Bruce Collins QC, XXIV Old Building Chambers & Wentworth Chambers Bruce Collins has practised extensively in arbitration for over 36 years.he is a member of the I.C.C. Court of International Arbitration in Paris, a member of the I.O.C. Court of Arbitration for Sport, an Adjunct Professor of Law and honorary lecturer in International Commercial Arbitration.He is a former Assistant Commissioner against Corruption in N.S.W., a Supreme Court Referee, and Supreme Court Neutral Evaluator.He lectures widely in arbitration subjects,is presently chairing the N.S.W. Government Enquiry into Insolvency in the Construction Industry and representing Australia in the World Trade Organisation proceedings in Geneva commenced by Ukraine, Honduras and the Dominican Republic. He has Chambers in Eleven Wentworth, Sydney and in Arbitration Chambers. Brad Wang, Counsel, Case Manager Mr. WANG holds position as Counsel and Case Manager of CIETAC Arbitration Center from June 2013 and also Counsel and Case Manager of CMAC Arbitration Center after its establishment in Mr. WANG s primary roles in CIETAC and CMAC include case administration and consulting, and he is a regular speaker on international arbitration at seminars and university lectures. Before joining CIETAC and CMAC, Mr. WANG worked as a litigator in a first tier law firm in the Mainland, specialised in cross border and foreign-related litigation and arbitration. Edmund Wan, Partner, King & Wood Mallesons Edmund Wan is a partner in the office of King & Wood Mallesons. He has a broad disputes practice involving construction, commercial, banking and finance, insolvency and employment, frequently with cross-border issues. He is experienced in conducting litigation, arbitration and mediation in these areas. He is also a CEDR Accredited Mediator. Edmund is a Contributing Editor of Chitty on Contracts, Specific Contracts, Chapter 5 Construction Contracts, a Contributing Editor of the Hong Kong Civil Justice Reform Practice Manual, a co-author of Arbitration in A Practical Guide, and a co-author of Commercial Litigation in A Practical Guide. James Rogers, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright James Rogers is an international arbitration lawyer based in. His experience extends across a broad range of industry sectors and includes commercial, technology, M&A, licensing and joint venture disputes, with particular experience of the energy and construction sectors. He has a strong recent focus on Asian centric arbitration, particularly cases involving China and the resolution of licensing and other technology related disputes. James has practiced law in New Zealand, China, Japan and the UK and has advised clients in relation to projects and investments in numerous jurisdictions across North America, Africa, Europe, the Middle East and particularly Asia. He has also represented clients in many of the major arbitral centres of the world and is familiar with the arbitration rules of all the leading arbitration institutions. Jessica Fei, Partner, Dispute Resolution, Herbert Smith Freehills Jessica is a specialist in international arbitration and dispute resolution, and focuses on disputes related to energy, construction, trade and international investment. She advises clients on commercial contracts, intellectual property rights and foreign direct investment, and deals with various Chinese government authorities on investigations and regulatory issues. Jessica has represented Chinese and international clients in arbitration under the rules of the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC), International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (SCC), International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC), Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) and United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL). A native Mandarin speaker, Jessica is also fluent in English and proficient in French. She has written articles and is a frequent speaker on topics related to international arbitration. Kathryn Sanger, Consultant, Clifford Chance, Kathryn is a Consultant in the litigation and dispute resolution practice and is a core member of the Asia Arbitration group. Based in Clifford Chance s Hong Kong office, Kathryn is admitted in and England & Wales and has a BA Hons from Oxford University in Oriental Studies (Chinese) and a PRC Law Diploma from University. Kathryn has over 10 years experience of commercial contentious work with a particular focus on arbitration. A native English speaker, Kathryn is also fluent in Mandarin. Kathryn is a Council member of the International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC), sits on HKIAC s Executive Committee and is Chair of the HKIAC Appointment Committee. She also worked closely with the Department of Justice and assisted their drafting of the recent amendments to the Arbitration Ordinance dealing with the enforcement in of emergency relief granted by an emergency arbitrator, which coincided with the emergency arbitrator procedures coming into force as part of the 2013 HKIAC Rules. Chris Wong, Partner, Gall Chris is Gall s practice leader of PRC related cases under law. Chris specialises in a broad range of corporate and commercial dispute work, with particular emphasis on complex multi-jurisdictional disputes, fraud and asset recovery, contentious insolvency and bankruptcy, shareholder and JV disputes, mis-selling of financial products, audit negligence claims, employment disputes, SFC and ICAC investigations, personal injury and judicial review. He acts for and against numerous mainland Chinese companies/individuals in their disputes in. He has substantial experience in court litigation and arbitrations conducted under the HKIAC, UNCITRAL and ICC Rules. He is fluent in English, Cantonese and Mandarin, and obtained his LLB at Kings College London. He is admitted as a solicitor in and England and Wales. Brooke Holden, Senior Associate, Gall Brooke is a senior disputes lawyer with experience representing local and international clients in a broad range of contractual and commercial disputes. Her recent experience includes advising in relation to shareholder/director disputes, joint venture disputes, high value family disputes, cross-border fraud and asset tracing investigations, and obtaining various injunctions and urgent interim relief both in support of proceedings and in aid of foreign proceedings. In addition to her litigation experience, Brooke has extensive experience advising in relation to domestic and international arbitration, both in and abroad. Brooke s recent arbitral experience includes conducting a number of high-value, complex, arbitral proceedings in. She also has experience advising on enforcement of foreign arbitral awards. Brooke is admitted in Queensland, Australia (since 2004) and England & Wales (since 2012). She holds a Bachelor of Laws (1st Class Honours) and Bachelor of Arts (Asian and International Studies) from Griffith University, Brisbane. Brooke practiced in from 2005 to 2008 as a Registered Foreign Lawyer prior to her admission as a solicitor in in 2008.

4 SPEAKER PROFILEs Shaun Wu, Principal, Kobre & Kim Shaun Wu is an experienced attorney who focuses on international arbitration and litigation, regulatory and internal investigations, and the enforcement of highvalue awards and judgments in complex, cross-border cases. He has particularly in-depth experience working with Asia-based clients, and especially on Chinarelated matters. Mr. Wu has acted in a range of international disputes involving governments, state-owned enterprises, multinational corporations and high-networth individuals, including litigation and arbitration under all major arbitral rules (ICC, LCIA, HKIAC, SIAC, JCAA, UNCITRAL). He is admitted to the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) and the Institute of Arbitrators (HKIArb), and has published widely on international dispute resolution and cross-border enforcement. In addition, Mr. Wu also has experience managing court litigations across Asian jurisdictions as well as assisting clients in conducting internal investigations and compliance reviews. Prior to joining Kobre & Kim, Mr. Wu practiced at King & Spalding, where he focused on international arbitration and cross-border dispute resolution. Mr. Wu is New York and English law qualified, and he is a native Mandarin speaker. Timothy Blakely, Litigation Partner, Morrison & Foerster, Timothy Blakely maintains a broad based litigation practice that includes complex commercial litigation and arbitration, as well as advising clients in government and internal investigations. He has advised multinational and Chinese clients in connection with complex litigation and arbitration proceedings before courts and arbitration centres in various jurisdictions, including the United States, Hong Kong, China, the Caribbean, and elsewhere. These proceedings have included shareholder disputes, joint venture disputes, general commercial disputes, professional negligence, and investment disputes, among many others. Tim is admitted in, Maine, New York and California. As a solicitor, he has been instructed by clients on key contentious proceedings before courts, statutory tribunals, arbitral tribunals, and regulators, including representing clients in connection with investigations by the Securities & Futures Commission. Tim was recently was named to Global Investigation Review s inaugural 40 Under 40 list of the world s leading investigations lawyers under the age of 40. Sitesh Mukherjee, Partner, Dispute Resolution, Trilegal Sitesh is a partner at Trilegal, and heads the firm s dispute resolution practice. Sitesh is experienced in handling a wide variety of disputes in various high courts and tribunals in India. He is goal oriented and handles the matters in a tactful and strategic manner resulting in quick disposal of disputes and maintains a high degree of client satisfaction. Sitesh also leads the firm s strong economic regulatory practice. He regularly advises businesses on emerging regulatory issues in the energy and infrastructure space. Sitesh has worked with some of the industry leaders such as British Gas, Tata Power, Lanco, Larsen and Toubro, AES, China Light and Power, Mumbai International Airport. Sitesh has advised clients on intricate corporate commercial dispute situations, including arbitrations. Some of the major clients he has represented include Citadel Equity Funds, Chemtura Corporation, Noble Group, Thomson Reuters, Campari, Telenor, DE Shaw. Sitesh joined the bar in 1993, after completing his Bachelor of Laws from Delhi University. He is a member of the Supreme Court Bar Association, Delhi High Court Bar Association, American Bar Association; and a member of the executive committee of the Energy Bar Association. He is based in Trilegal s Delhi office. Wilson Wei Huo, Partner, Zhong Lun Law Firm Wilson is a partner of Zhong Lun Law Firm based in the firm s Beijing headquarters. He received his LL.B. degree from the University of International Business & Economics in Beijing in 1994 and an LL. M. degree from the University of Iowa College of Law in the United States in He was licensed to practice in the PRC in Prior to joining Zhong Lun as a partner, Wilson worked in prestigious PRC and American law firms as senior associate for a number of years. He is fluent in using English as working language. His practice focus includes arbitration and commercial litigation, in particular, resolution of foreign-related disputes and/or banking/financing disputes. Wilson is an arbitrator of the International Arbitration Center (HKIAC), an arbitrator of the International Dispute Resolution Center (ICDR) of American Arbitration Association (AAA), and an arbitrator of the Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration (KLRCA). He has been recommended in the dispute resolution area by Chambers Asia with high ranking for consecutive years. He has also been rated by the Legal Media Group of EuroMoney as the Benchmark Asia- Pacific Local Dispute Star, and by Acquisition International as the Best in Financial Service Disputes China. S. Ravi Shankar, Senior Partner, Lawsenate S. Ravi Shankar is an International arbitration lawyer practising in the field of arbitration and corporate dispute resolution. He is a Senior Partner in the New Delhi based Lawsenate law firm. He is a qualified Advocate on Record in the Supreme Court of India. He is also the President of Arbitration Association of India which is a national body of practitioners, arbitrators and users. He is holding a Post graduate degree in Business Administration and a degree in the field of law. He is having about 20 years of experience in the field of dispute resolution and has travelled across the globe on various assignments. He has published various publications in the field of law particularly in the field of Arbitration. He also has addressed various international and domestic conferences in the field of Dispute resolution. He has handled various high value arbitrations and litigations in India and outside India. He is an active member of various international professional organisations including IBA, ICCA, IAA, IAI, AAI etc.. Craig Celniker, Chair of the International Arbitration Practice Group and Head of Asia Disputes, Morrison & Foerster, Craig Celniker leads Morrison & Foerster s International Arbitration practice, and Asia Dispute Resolution practice. After 10 years at the firm s Tokyo office, where he developed his reputation as one of the leading international dispute lawyers in Japan, he now divides his time between the firm s, Tokyo and Singapore offices. Craig has represented clients from every continent in the litigation and arbitration of commercial issues before US courts (and TTAB, ITC), Iran-U.S. claims Tribunal, and many major international arbitration centers. He also assists foreign clients in litigation in Japanese and Chinese Courts, is a member of the Panel of Arbitrators for the JCAA, as well as a member of the IP Panel of Arbitrators for SIAC. Craig has been named Japan s Best Lawyers 2015 Tokyo Litigation Lawyer of the Year ; since its inception in 2009, it has listed Craig in the categories of Arbitration and Mediation, IP, and Litigation. He is the only attorney rated as a Star Individual for Dispute Resolution: International Firms: Japan by Chambers Asia 2013 and 2014, making him their highest rated foreign Dispute Resolution specialist in Japan. Benchmark: Asia Pacific 2013 selected Craig as a leading litigation star in Japan. Christopher Grout, Registrar, Qatar International Court and Dispute Resolution Centre Christopher has been based at the QICDRC in Doha for just over one year. As Registrar, he is head of the Registry that services both the Qatar International Court and the Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Tribunal. He also manages the Dispute Resolution Centre which, over the past year, has played host to a number of arbitrations and mediations where, in the case of arbitrations, the seat has been the State of Qatar. In addition, the Qatar International Court exercises judicial oversight where the seat of the arbitration is the Qatar Financial Centre and so this too falls within Christopher s remit. More specifically, Christopher is responsible for the management aspects of the Centre and in particular the case management of cases that come before the Court and Tribunal. Where required, Christopher will provide procedural directions in relation to cases and, along with his team, will be available to assist parties with any queries they may have in relation to the workings of the Centre. Amongst other things, he chairs a number of QICDRC-user committees, actively engages with the development of legal and judicial education and training in the State of Qatar and provides ad-hoc lectures at a number of universities both in Qatar and the United Kingdom. Furthermore, Christopher is a practicing barrister in England and Wales at 15 New Bridge Street, the Chambers of David Aarongberg QC and James Mulholland QC, having been called to the Bar (Inner Temple) in Christopher s main specialism is in the field of crime where he regularly defends across a broad spectrum of criminal offences. Liu Jing, Deputy Secretary General, HKIAC waiting for CV Dr.Wang Wenying, Secretary General of CIETAC Arbitration Center Wang Wenying, the Secretary General of Chine International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) Arbitration Center. Dr. Wang began to serve in the Department of Law of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) and China Chamber of International Commerce (CCOIC) upon graduation from Beijing University in She held the position of deputy Representative and Representative of CCPIT & CCOIC Representative Office from 1997 to She has been a research fellow in Arbitration Research Institute of CCOIC since 2004 after she got her doctoral degree of legal science (SJD) from University. She was appointed the director of the Arbitration Research Institute of CCOIC in She was in charge of the drafting work of CIETAC Arbitration Rules (2005 and 2012) and CIETAC s Articles of Association. Dr. Wang is on the Panel of Arbitrators of CIETAC. She has also served as Chair, sole arbitrator, or as a member of international and domestic arbitration panels. She has also been appointed as an expert dealing with domain name dispute cases by CIETAC Domain Name Dispute Resolution Center. Dr. Wang was the chief editor of Arbitration and Law, a famous Chinese journal on arbitration with history of more than 20 years. She is the chair of the Case Edition Committee of CIETAC, which is in charge of compiling and editing the CIETAC s arbitral awards and publishing yearbooks. Emilie Hu, Deputy Counsel, Asia Office, Secretariat of the International Court of Arbitration, International Chamber of Commerce in Emilie Hu is Deputy Counsel with the Asia Office of the Secretariat of the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce in. She is qualified and admitted to practice law in Paris, France. She specializes in international arbitration. She has previously worked with international law firms in Beijing, Paris and London. She graduated from Sciences Po (Paris). In addition, she holds a master s degree in international private law from Université Paris II-Assas, a bachelor s degree in Chinese language and literature from the National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations in Paris, France as well as a LLM from King s College London. She speaks fluently English, French, Mandarin and German.

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