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Sep 20th, 2005
Mayor Anne Marie DsCicco
City Hall
214- 300 Dufferin Avenue
London, Ontario N6B 1.22
Dear Mayor Anne Marie DeCicco:
meetings from Samuel Rong of the Canadian Foundation Center for International Education
(CFCKE) and Rong's International Group of Canada (RTGC)!
May 1 introduce My Company and a City named Qiqihar fiom Heilongiang Province of
China for possible friendship relations with your city?
I am a business owner with the mission to establish the colleges and schools in China I have
established a joint venture college and one high school in China since 2001, which have
accumulated with over 2500 students and 100 Canadian (American) teachers working for my
programs. I have placed over 200 students into English speaking countries to advance their
degrees in world renowned education institutes, such as University of Waterloo, University of
Toronto, Sunderland LTniversity of UK, Melbourne Institute of Technology of Australia, etc,
which some of these i n s t i a s have established agreements with CFCIERIGC to place my
students.
I projected to establish 6 to 8 chain education mode1.s of SCIC/SCIS across China, and will open
up one each year, and invest a college with hi& school in China. At the same time to invest in
i n d u s t d projects in China. I have been actively examining these opportunities and implemented
them. systematically.
Before establishing niy own firm,I worked as the Licensed Professional Engineer (PEO) of
Ontario and Managor for ABC Group and Textron Corporation (USA). I was in automotive
industries for almost 8 years. I graduated fiom E. Eng of Automation, M. Eng Sci of Chemical
Engineering degrees. I have also received a Graduate Law Diploma and licensed Lawyer of
China. I came to R i c k d ,Ivey School of Business at UWO under CIDA Scholarship (one offour
distinguished scholars from China) on March 9th, 1990.1 was also Professor and University
Administrator in China before coming to Canada.
Dear Mayor Anne Mane Decieco, I have attached my resume and CFCIE Introduction for y o u
further reference.
City of Qiqihar, having population of total 5.61 million is the second largest city in
Heilongjiang Province ofNorthem Part of China. The City has 7 districts and 9 counties with
2425 Matheson Blvd East, 8* Floor, Mississauga, ON Canada L4W 5K4Tel:(905) 361-6544Fm:(905)361-2604
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total area of 42,400 sqwre kilometers. The city With 800 years of history is the home of Crane. 1
have also enclosed the city mntroduction for yout information.
I have visited the Heilongiiang Province three times and received by the CPC Party Secretary
Song Fatang twice (year 2003 and 2005), and Deputy Governor Liu Haisheng (year 2005). Both
of them have urged me to make a trip to Qiqihar, which is my home town city that I have not
been back for over 28 years. 1 visited the City to join the "Green Food Expo" hosted by the city. I
was received by CPC Pimy Secretary Yang and Mayor Lin and met all the top city officials. The
hospitality was overwhelming, and I was appointed by the Mayor and Party SecreWy as the city
Overseas Director in Canada, and I have a job to locate a city in Canada for the friendship
relations with Qiqihar! 1have also enclosed the letter of appointment for your reference.
Dear Mayor DeCicco, could I propose the followings for your considerations:
1. I &I in the process of discussion to establish CFCTE's Canadian School in Qiqihar City, I
send Canadian Teachers there to teach English and bring students to Canada, primarily to
university or colleges in your city for summer tour and long term study each year on
regular basis.
10 businessman for investment and immigration to Canada and
having your city as the designation. I have asked Party Secretary Yang to bring 5 to 10
business owners along with his trip to Canada in this October
2. CFCE/RIGC biings 5 to
3. I am inviting Party Secretmy Yang to lead his busitless delegates to visit Canada in the
middle of October, with the possibiiity, may I ask if you would like to meet him and his
delegates, and at the same time I can facilitate the fiendship relations agreement signing
with your city during his visiting?
Other trade and cultural exchanges you may have, I would be more than happy to work and
implement with you and your colleagues.
Before closing this letter, I would like to thank you for your time reading this letter and look
fonvard to hearing ikom you in your earlier convenience!
Yours truly,
Samuel Rong
905-361-6544 (Office)
416-804-8660 (Cell)
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2425 Maheson Blvd East, 8h Floor, Mississauga,ON Canada L4W 5K4 Tel: (905) 361-6544 Fax: (905) 36-2604
Ernail: samuelmnaQro4ers.com, Internet: www.cfcie.com (Canada)); w.cfcie.corn.cn (China]
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Brief Introduction tmQiuiehrCity
Qiqihar , as rhe second largest city in heilongjiang Provhce, locathg
in the central an.d western part of sonmen plain is the economic and
cultural center in the western part of hcilongjiang pi-ovince . as one of the
13 bigger cities in china, qigi,har governs 9 counries and 7 districts with
an area of 42,4000 square kilometers. H total population of 5.61 million af
which the urban district
resident 1.43 million
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With a history of more than 800 year old qiqihar boasts grofound
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culture qiqihw a Daur language means frontier. it is also nicknamed as
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. city.
Qiqhar boasts excellent ecolapical environment and abound
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agriculrurtll resources the city totally has 27.04 million mu .of areble
Iwds and 8.26 million mu of Krasslands . as the state important hase of
animal husbandry and commercial grain , qiqihar has established 62
organic b o d bases and the organic fooci PlantinR~area can reach 5.2
million mu .52kinds af products from 11 tategories have been labeled as
organic food , in addition another 6 kinds of prnducrs are awarded the
certjficate uf Natural food by American .Association of Natufh Pond
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As the state earliest established old industry base , sjqihar claims rich
industry hase . nicknamed as " Capiral of Iron and Sreel" , the city owns
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3,800cnterprinqs , OF which 327 entcwrises belbng to middle or large
scale . a complete
industry system of machinery , metallurgy, chemical
ledustry. enesgy.~extile.medicine,p~ppr-mrkine,eleclrnnica,environmen
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protection and f o o ~t t c . represented by large-scale enterprises such a s
No.1 Heavy Machinery Group, R ~ l l i n fStocks
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Steel HeilonKiiang Chemical [ndustry and 11eilongjkn.g Group etc . has
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The urban construction of huse potentiol is just in the ascendant
roads of city proper end suburhs arc wide and open
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. the! newly lwilt
Party and Government Offices Center. Unicorn Road , Central Square
,
Guomai Hotel , .Electricity Dinpatchin# Building are the symbolizing
buildings of Qiqihar City
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infrastrucrure and social muses ore
developing very rapidly . piaihar iS the important communication huh and
materials collecting and distributiw center
across HeilongjianE , .lilin ,
Inner Mongolia. railroads and hichways radiate in all. directions. all kind5
of modern communication and information means is rapid a.nd efficient ,
hotels, restaurants shops and entertainments can suit your adventurous
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endeavor.
The tourism resources are abundant,
the
scenic spots are tmIque .
Zhalong State-level Natural Reserve , Longsha Garden , the provincial
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level Mingyue Island Big. Temple listing in China Religious Scenic Spots
BS well
as Lmdongho Pwk , Ncnjiang P a r k . Ang'angxi Ancient Relics and
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Snake Cave Landscape in Nianzishsn District are sll worth enjoying .
Under the gu.ideline of "al,l Party membore concern th.c developmvnr of
enterprises ,
all citizens participate in investment promotian , make
strenuaus efforts to establish a all well-off society" . aiajahr
is beiw
forged into a eca-friendly metropolls. a garden-style town , an orgadic
food capital , an equippiw materials producing baae
an ecological
tourisni place. tnmorrow of the Crane city must be very bright.
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Programs Introduction of the
Canadian Foundation Center for International Education
C a d i a n Foundation Center for International Education (CFCE). with its headquarter in the
Airport Corporate Center of Toronto, registered in Canada an6 operated internationally with the
mission inn .fie &ublishment of CFCIE's Chain Models of post secondaty and secondary f&el
educational institutes across China
CFCE, BS a full member Df the Cariada-Ch~Buai~essCou'nil 'for over a &cad% is pmlid ID
have been a sponsor and member o f the 2001 Team Canada Visitkg to China leabing by Hon
je, %hr&n,, .fomer Ptime Minister of Can&, and cdminated in 'thi: official Signhg Of
contracts establishing joint venture education programs: Sino-Canadian International Collegz
(SCIC) and Sino-Canadian International School @CIS) with universities and government
ofganizations 'in 'China.
As a result of tbe chaiii models successfully opened in China in the year of 2001, CFCIE has
created 14 jobs far native English Chadians teaching and working for CFCIE's chain'programs
in China in 20'01.CFCE has hired 15 Canadian teachers in 2002 and the same numbers o f native
English teachers: fiom Czmada,Uy AUsWdf?d'd XOmXka in 2003 tehching for CFCIE's Model
programs in our State ofthe Art facilities of SCIC ,mdSCIS in China.
CFCE is &.o pro'udio b v e been ane oP&e eiighl Gaia Spomrs for the celebmiion b€ Canada
and China 2S* h i v e m a y of the CCBC AGM and policy conference io Beijing on 'October
22d, 2003, having Canadian former Prime Minister Hon. Jean Chretian and Chinese Premier
Wen Jiabao as the Gala Banquet Speakers, to which CPCTE invited 18 distinguished Guests from
across China including Deputy MXster of Education of Chiaa, Mayors and Party Secretaries of
several Chinese cities, Partners and associates of CFCE, etc., to join the Canada China
friendship celebration'.
During the 25ThAnniversary and CCBC AGM Policy Conference in Beijing, Hon. Wen Jiabao,
The Premier of China,along with Canadian former Prime Minister Hon. Jean Chretinn received
h4r.Samuel RONG,the Chairman & CEO of CFClE on October 22nd, 2003 in Beijing"
CFCIE's English Teachers comes &om variety of bac?qgound including both experienced
pruFessbrs tlnd recent yaduaw Of B.A., MA PhD. fidm ,utiiversi~es0;f 'Canada, United
Kingdom, Uniw State, AusUalia as well aa New Zeaiand, etc. Each yea thwe are more than
200 applicants for the (TCIE Faculty Team Members,including talented faculties and graduates
from .w&fd reno'mhd &*e,-&&. soch 'auniversity o'fw,asrefi ~mfi..~,
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h k m i t y of Toronto, Queen's .tJniversity, IJnivcr&-, -of British Colonibia, tJni&ty
of
versity of ,Oxford, Sunderiand University, Stanford University, erc. There are also
=tirod govement o f k i d s ; corporate executives &om the above ,countries 'appiy fm the
positions o f CXIE's programs in China.
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CFCIE has enrolled 240 students in its SCIC- the post secondary level chain models, and 120
students in its SCiS-the secondary level chain models in 2001, and the same numbers of students
in the year o f 2002 and 2003.currently CFCLE bas 700 students in its SCIC and SCIS progams.
In the year of 2005, CFCIE plan to open more SCIC chain models in China, and d l enroll more
than 1,500 students.
CFCE plans to establish its ten (10) " C F m Chain Education models" programs across China
in the near future. CFCE projects to have over 100 teaching jobs for Native English Speakers
and enroll more than 10,000 students in its chain programs each.year.
Features of the C F C W Post-Secondarv Chain Education models tSCIC)
The chain models of CFCE p r o m s in its SCIC locations are credited and approved by the
Educational Authorities in China to offer 3 years o f College Diploma programs and 4 years ofB.
A. Hon. Degree in the selected majors. Students must pass the National Unified Exams to enroll.
Students, after complete one academic year, and in any given year of their four years o f
study, have the opfims to come to university, eg. in Canada, US, UK, Australia to
complete their degrees.
Students, after completion of their two years at SCIC, have the options to select any other
majors in CFCE's partner universityto obtain double degrees.
Students can choose to stay four years in SCIC of China to obtain their selected Bachelor
degree in their major, after fulfilled all the designed courses of study, and passed the
examination.
Features of the CFCE' Secondary Chain Etbcation models tSCIS)
All the students o f SCIS programs are approved to issue Chinese Senior Middle School Diploma.
SCIS students enjoyed 95 to 100% admission rate into Chinese Universities consecutively as
CFCIE selected the top high school in the region to implement its SCJS p r o p s .
CFCE Students Placement: SCIS' students can pass the national unified examination to
enter the Chinese Universities; students can also choose to come to Canadian
Universities, and Universities o f UK, Australia and US to complete their university
degrees.
CFCIE's Chain models (SCIS) to be projected for the overseas Canadian High Schools
and granted the Canadian High School Diploma in the near future
*PZeuse vmIt our web &e ut: w w . q Z e . c o m (Canada), www.cfcie.comcn (Chim) for more
infoannation.
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Profile of
I$ Samuel s. Rong Lawyer, E. Eng., M. Eng. Sci, P.Eng.
Chair & CEO, Canadian Foundation Center for International Education (CPCDE)
Founder, Rong's International Group o f Canada
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Master ofEngheerins Science: University of Western Ontario, London, Canada
Graduate Law, InternationalBusiness & Intellectual Law,People' University of Chlna, Be$% China
Bachelor of Engineering Honors (B.Eng. Hon.): Daiian University of
Technology, D&an, China.
Patent Agent Graduate Class, China Academy of Science, Beijing, China
License and certificatr:
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PatentAgent (China): Licensed (1985)
Licensed Lawyer (China): Licensed (1986)
Professional Engineer (Canada): Licensed ( 3 996)
+ Experiences in Canada:
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Visiting Professor: Richard JVEV School of Business. Wniversitv of Western Ontario, Canada ( 1 990 to 1991)
Research Associate: Faculty oiLaw, University of Western &ado.
Engineer and Program Manager, Texbon Corporation Automotive Division, USA
Manager: ABC Group
5 Exuerience in China:
Director and Professor: International Business Law Group, Dalian University o f Technology
The National Center forlndustry Science and Technology Management Development (NCIS'IMD)
General Legal Consul: Daldan Univemiiy of Technology
1$ Publiwtions:
Five (5) University Textbooks in the fields ofhtellectual F
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Iatemahooal Business Law and Chinese Law:
"PATENT LAW COURSE" (1986), the Srsl textbook in the field pubhshed in China, used by more than
100 universities as the text and referencesincluding Beijmg Unhrsity, etc. Mr. Rong is Author and Chief
Editor chaired the committee members h r n Dalian University, North Eastem Umverslly,Jilin University,
North Eastem Normal Unive~sity,and Harbin Technology University, Patent Office of China
"INTELLECTUALPROPERTY & TECHONOLOGY TRADE*(1987).
"PRACTICELAW COURSE OB CH[NA" (1989)
LEGAL REFORM OF CHINA (1991, University of Westem Onrsno)
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Over 10 papers and articles in Chinese and English including the first Copyright Paper in "Learned Sooietv of
NO^* America:" {COMMIENT UPON
EMPEROR} (1990).
THE NATIONAL
FIRST
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Cansde Chide FriendshID Contributions
Rrom 1990 to 1994
Participated in receiving the first "Chinese Mayors Delegation Group" studying tour in Canada (1990).
Presented the paper, "Comment upon the Copyright Case - Last Emperor of China (English version)",
at the annual conference of Learned Society.
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Cooperated oftentimes with Ming Newspaper, Xing Dao Newspaper and Chinese Consulate GeneraI
Office of Toronto to Lecture and host trahing sessions for Chinese Business Communities in GTA Re:
Doing business with China (1993-1995)
Organized far "Shanghai Expo 94- in Metso-Convention Center, which was headed by the CPC
Secretary of Shanghii the Hon. Wu Bangguo, now tho Chairman of People's Congress of &na (1994).
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From 1994 to 1997
As an active community leader in Toronto, he has received, arranged, and assisted numerous Chinese
delegafjon groups from-acrossChina for a(tractine, opportunities o f trade and investment 6om Canada
Those goups included many Chines Government leadenhip delegation groups, such as &om the city
of Shanghai Tianjiq Jimgsu (ml. Wuxi, Suzhou) Hubei Hmag hangdong and Liaonhg, etc.
Invited ofkentimes to lecture and host training sessions and semitlars for Chinese ProvinOial and civic
delegation gmups in Toronto, including the Bank of China Groups, the Chinese Industry Commerce
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Bureau etc.
Cooperated with the deparhnent of economic and trading development of 'htario, Mx. Rong
coordinated and parlicipated "Auto Part Manufacturing $rooup of Onm-o to China" and examined
invesbnents in Chinese Auto General Corporation in Beijing, Shanghai Auto Group, Guangzhau Auto
Industry, etc. (1994)
tnvited by the Chinese Government IO lecture for Chinese entrepreneurs at the "7* Annual Sino-Foreign
Business Executive Summit" in Beijing and attended the reception on National Day of China (19%).
lhvited oftentimes ro lecture & host training sessions for Canadian Chamber of Commerce,
Manufacturer Association, International Trade Association etc. about the topics of "How to do business
China", "the proteL*on O f hte1kCNd property" and '%e Law ofhtwatianal Contract" etc.
from 1997 t6 2001
Assisred and Darticlpated CCTV of China for the film shoothg of 'Ten-Xue-Shang-Zi-Qng" ->
Chinese New Year C^elelnaiionOverseas in the studio hall of CBC Toronto.
Hosted and Iectnced far the general public attending the Chinese culture Festival at the Canada-China
Culttual Art Crala in Toronro.
As a member of CCBC, participated and sponsored many of Sino-Canadian Friendship developments
of
activities such BS: sponsored the banquet for chairman Li Ruihuan of China National C & m
Political Consulting in Toronto.
As the Appointed "Business Ambassador of Brampton" (eom 1997), hosted Mayors of Benxi, Haikou
and N&g
city, etc. in Bramptm in Conjunction with Brampton City.
One.ofthe Sponsors for the Gala Banquet in the People's Hall of Seijing during the Team Canada 2001
to Chinaleading by Hon. Im Chretieq Rime Minister of Canada (2001).
"Established the Canadian Foundation Center for Internaliond Education (CFCIE)" and
"Rong's Iqernational Iuveslmcnt Group of Canada
From 2002 onwards
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Sponsored and Joined CCBC's AGM in Beiing and Qingdao yith Hon Allen Rock, the Minister of
Industry of Canada("002).
As one of eight Platinum Sponsors of Canad& sponsored the Gala Banquet of CCBC 25* Anniversary
Policy Conference and AGM jn Beijing (Oct. 22, 2003), to which the Hon Jean Chretien, Prime
Minister of Cauada and his Excellency Wen Jiabao, Chinese Premier as y e s t speakers to the AGM and
Banquet
Prof. RONG, the Cl~airman& CEO of CFCIE received by His Excellency Wen Jiabao, the Chinese
premjer in Eeijing.
Joined the leaders' Imxheon in Ottawa hosted by Bon. Jean Chretien, the formal PM of Canada for the
receiving the Chinese Premier, Hon. Wen Jiabao @eo 11,2003).
CanadianHead Ouarters:
Canadian Foundation Centre for International Education ICFCIX)
Founder, Rong's International Group of Canada
2425 Matheson Blvd, East,8* Floor, Mississaua ON 14W 5K4
Tel: (905) 3G1-6544, Fax: (905) 361-2604
Web in Canada:www.cfcit.(a; Web in China: www.cfcic.cm.cn
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