| 摘 要： | A high-profile forum draws domestic and global automakers As the 2006 Chinese Government Auto Purchase Forum, scheduled on July 11-13 in Tianjin, draws near, the country said it will launch negotiations to join the Government Procurement Agreement before December 2007, and it will also submit its government procurement market-opening list to the World Trade Organization. What will it mean once China opens its government procurement market to the domestic and global economy? What is the current status of the government auto purchase market, an important part of government procurement in China? Are there any problems and how will it fare in the future? Chen Dajun, Secretary General of the Organizing Committee of the Chinese Government Auto Purchase Forum, recently spoke to Beijing Review staff reporter Dai Xiaohua about these issues.
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