TAIDEN In The Second Round of China-US Strategic And Economic Dialogue

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TAIDEN In The Second Round of China-US Strategic And Economic Dialogue

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TAIDEN Fully Digital Conference System In The Second Round of China-US Strategic And Economic
Dialogue

May 28 2010

The second round of China-US Strategic and Economic Dialogue (SED) was held in Beijing from May 24 to 25, 2010.

15-18 U.S. cabinet officials and agency heads participated making it one of the largest U.S. delegations to travel to a foreign country. Over 200 senior U.S. officials arrived in Beijing for the meeting and a large delegation from China also participated. With 50 representatives from more than 40 departments of both countries, the second round of SED became historically the largest Dialogue between China and the USA as well as set a precedent in the history of international relations.
During the dialogue, both sides conducted in-depth discussions and expanded consensuses on topics of common concern such as bilateral relationship between China and USA, boosting the strong, sustained and balanced growth of world economy, resisting protectionism and prompting financial reform. The Strategic Dialogue produced 26 specific outcomes and the Economic Dialogue concluded five important concerns.
TAIDEN Company provided both the conference and simultaneous interpretation system for the 5th Dialogue. In total 100 pieces HCS-4100 Fully Digital Conference System delegate units and around 500 pcs HCS-5100 Digital IR Language Distribution System receivers were in use during the meeting, featuring speech, simultaneous interpretation and automatic video-tracking facilities, providing audio output recording and simultaneous live broadcasting for media from all over the world.

Special representative of US President Barack Obama, Secretary of State Hillary CLINTON (third from left)

Chairman of the Federal Reserve Ben BERNANKE (first from right)
Secretary of the Treasury Tim GEITHNER (second from right)
Secretary of Commerce Gary F. LOCKE (first from left)