2017-06-21 IMI
On June 21, the 7th plenary meeting for “Series of IMF History” Project was held at China Financial Publishing House. Present at the meeting were Wei Benhua, head of the translation working group and former Deputy Administrator-in-Bureau of SAFE, Zhang Zhixiang, former Director General of International Department of PBoC, Wang Xiaolei, Deputy Director of Credit Reference Center of the PBOC, Duan Jining, Director of Foreign Banks Supervision Department of CBRC, Qi Jianming, Party Secretary and Executive Vice President of China Trustee Association, Wang Lu, Associate Editor-in-Chief of CFPH, He Wei, director of Rights & Licenses Editorial Department of CFPH, Tu Yonghong, Song Ke, deputy directors of IMI, and all team leaders of each volume. The meeting was presided over by Wei Gejun, co-chair of the translation working group, head of CFPH.
Wei Gejun first noted the progress of translation, pointing out that the project has lasted for over two years and seen much hard work paid by team leaders and translators. Then the Secretariat and team leaders updated their progress in its compilation and translation. For the parts with slower progress, the Secretariat will strengthen communication and supervision to ensure the Series can be published on time. At the same time, Wang Lu, associate editor-in-chief, cited specific requirements for draft and proofreading. Afterwards, Wei Benhua and the experts discussed specific technical issues in the later period of translation. The meeting was concluded in a warm atmosphere.
“Series of IMF History”, edited and published by IMF, chronicles the major moves and courses involved in the reform of the international monetary system since the founding of IMF in 1945 to ensure the proper functioning of global financial system. It is the most authoritative and detailed account of IMF, and also a history of global economic and financial reform. It is of great relevance to China’s financial reform, establishment of a monetary financial market system, RMB internationalization and participation in global monetary governance. With the exclusive authorization of IMF, since 2014, IMI has been jointly compiling and translating “Series of IMF History” with China Financial Publishing House. The Series, comprising 11 volumes and more than 4.3 million words, is translated into a foreign language for the first time.