Sunday, November 24, 2002

• Damming of Yangtze River's Tributary Successful 
• Village Heads Discuss China's Rural Development
• China to Give Priority to Sustainable Development
• State-owned Enterprises Study Party Guidelines
• New CPC Chiefs for Zhejiang, Hainan & Hebei Appointed
• New Provincial CPC Chiefs Appointed in Shandong & Guangdong

• Tianjin to Invest 180 billion Yuan in Its Infrastructure
• Shanghai Sets New Record for Foreign Investment This Year
• All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce Holds Congress 
• Foreign Investors Encouraged to Acquire Firms in Shanghai

• Russia, China Pledge to Forward Strategic Partnership 
• Chinese, Russian FMs meet for Beijing Summit
• Vice-Premier Li Lanqing Arrives in Croatia
• Vice Foreign Minister Arrives in Addis for China-Africa Forum
• Egypt Denies US Request for Arab Cooperation in Iraq War
• Iraq will Cooperate with UN Arms Inspectors: Minister
• More Party Leaders Hail Jiang's Re-election as Chairman of CPC Central Military Commission
• Foreign Leaders, Party Chiefs Hail Hu's Election as CPC Leader
• CPC official urges cooperation among Asian political parties

• US Shuttle Endeavour Blasts off with New Crew to Space Station
• Archeological Breakthrough Made in Eastern Zhejiang Province
• Philately Enters China's Primary Schools

• Artists Discuss Revival of Chinese Wood Engraving
• Chinese Mongolian Living Buddha Engaged in Environmental Protection
• China's First Lacquer Painting Show Staged in Xiamen
• Chinese Drama Festival Opens in Macao
• China's first Aids Patient Gets Married