Dr. Long Guoqiang is Senior Research Fellow and Vice President of DRC, People’s Republic of China. Long experience on studying Chinese foreign economic policy (mainly international trade and foreign direct investment), macroeconomic policy, international finance, international economic cooperation, industrial policy, China's auto industry, China's grain issues, regional development, and special economic zones. Former Visiting Fellow of Brookings Institution, 1998-1999, George Washington University, 1999, and Senior Lecturer and Assistant Chair of Dept. of Urban and Regional Science, Branch Campus of Peking University from 1987-1993. Vice Chairman of Council for Global Agenda in Trade 2009, Vice Chairman of China Council（2014-2016）, World Economic Forum. He won numerous awards, including the National Award for Excellence in Foreign Economic and Trade Studies, and the China Development Research Award. He is a regular commentator on Chinese economic affairs in the Chinese domestic and international press. He holds B.Sc. Peking University, 1987; M.Sc. in Management Science, Peking University, 1992; and Ph.D. in Economics at Peking University, 1998; Certificate of Sino-US Economic Training Center, Renmin University of China, 1990; Certificate of Financial Programming, IFM, 1994；Certificate of Public Administration of Tsinghua University/Harvard University, 2010; Certificate of China Executive Leadership Program, Cambridge University,2014.