The predecessor of the Institute is China Institute for International Economics, which was established in August 1948. After the founding of New China, it moved to Guangzhou, 195 1 moved to Beijing at the end of the year. 1997 the institute of international trade and economic cooperation was established on the basis of the institute of international trade and economic cooperation of the Ministry of foreign trade and economic cooperation and the first management office of the Ministry of administration. In 2002, the Institute established a new research institute after adjusting its organization and functions with the Computing Center of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation.
The Institute has a professional and young research consulting team with high professional titles and high academic qualifications, and has the largest book database in the domestic business system. In addition, the Institute has nearly 65,438+000 senior professional and technical titles, 70 of whom have master's degrees or above, of which more than 30 have received special government subsidies from the State Council, and dozens of staff are stationed in China's embassies (consulates) and other international institutions. The Institute also hired a group of well-known experts and scholars outside the Institute as invited researchers, and established extensive contacts with many scientific research and education institutions, various enterprises and social intermediary organizations at home and abroad, and carried out various forms of cooperation and exchanges.
Its functions are:
-engaged in world economy, international trade, international economic cooperation, finance and currency, commodity market,
Foreign investment, multi-bilateral assistance, world and regional economic and trade organizations, China's foreign trade strategy, domestic trade development, market operation planning and circulation system reform.
-Collect and process all kinds of economic and trade information, undertake consulting and market research services entrusted by domestic and foreign institutions, and develop computer systems, electronic information networks and economic information products.
-Editing, publishing and distributing foreign trade books and periodicals, and translating related books and periodicals.
-training graduate students in international trade and international finance, and carrying out professional knowledge and technical training in economy and trade.
-Holding international economic and trade academic exchanges and related exhibitions and negotiation activities.
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