Bilateral Treaties and Agreements
* Memorandum of Understanding between the Two Civil Aviation Administrations
(March 1992)
* Trade Agreement (October 1992)
* Trade, Taxation and Investment Protection Agreement (October 1992)
* Agreement on Cultural Exchanges (May 1993)
* Agreement on the Reciprocal Setting Up of Consulate-Generals (October 1993)
* Agreement on Mutual Recognition of Standards (March 1994)
* Agreement on Maritime Transport between the Government of Israel and the Government of the People’s Republic of China (March 1994)
* Agreement on Tourism Cooperation (June 1994)
* Memorandum of Understanding on Jointly Establishing a Chinese-Israeli International Center for Training in Agriculture (October 1994)
* Agreement for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with Respect to Taxes on Income and on Capital (April 1995)
* Financial Protocol Agreement (April 1995)
* Agreement on Customs Mutual Administrative Assistance and Cooperation (February 1997)
* Implementation Plan of Sino-Israeli Cultural Exchanges 1999-2001 (November 1998)
* Agreement on Educational Cooperation (April 2000)
* Framework Agreement on Industrial and Technological Research and Development
(April 2000, renewed in 2010)
* Memorandum of Understanding on Water-Saving Irrigation and Water Resources Management
Cooperation (February 2001)
* Memorandum of Understanding on the Development of a Sino-Israeli Demonstration Dairy
Farm (February 2001)
* Memorandum of Understanding on the Development of the Sino-Israeli Demonstration and
Training Center for Agriculture in Dry Land in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (August 2002)
* Second Financial Protocol Agreement (November 2004)
* Approved Destination Status (ADS) (October 2007)
* Agreement on Industrial and Technological Research and Development in Jiangsu Province (September 2008)
* Agreement on Agricultural Cooperation with Ningxia Province (March 2010)
* Agreement between the Israeli Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology to Promote Industrial and Technological Research and Development (May 2010)
* Third Financial Protocol Agreement (June 2010)
* Agreement on Agricultural Cooperation with Helongjiang Province (September 2010).
* The Israel Securities Authority and the Chinese Securities Authority signed a cooperation agreement (March 2011).
The Consulate-General of Israel in Guangzhou was established on March 2009 and is handling Israel relations with South-East China provinces of Guangdong, Fujian, Guangxi and Hainan.Chief Guest at the official inauguration ceremony was Prof. Ada Yonath, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry in 2009.
Since the opening of the Consulate-General the following Israeli Minister have visit the region:
Nov. 2009 – Minister of Science and Technology, Prof. Daniel Hershkoviz
May 2010 – Minister of Environment, Mr. Gilad Erdan
June 2010 – Minister of National Infrastructures – Dr. Uzi Landau
Sep. 2010 - Minister of Commerce and Industry – Mr. Binyamin Ben-Eliezer
From the Chinese side:
Oct. 2010 – Guangdong Governor, Mr. Huang Huahua
Sep. 2011 – Party Secretary of Shenzhen, Mr. Wang Rong
Besides the Visits of Vice Governors from Guangdong and Fujian, Mayors and Vice-Mayors.
Agreements:
Oct. 2009 – Agricultural cooperation agreement with Guangxi
Sep. 2011 – Sister City Relations – Shenzhen-Haifa
Sep. 2011 – Industrial Research and Development – Israel-Shenzhen
Sep. 2011 – Cooperation agreement between the Technion and South-China University of Technology
Social Commitment:
The Consulate General has decided to use the budget that was allocated to the Israel’s National Day reception for activities for the local communities.
April. 2010 – Together with the Youth League of the Communist Party of Guangzhou and the Children Palace, the Consulate have sponsored the teaching material to the special children
June. 2011 – As part of the Guangzhou Government Poverty Alleviation Project, The Consulate General has sponsored 250,000RMB to build the medical centre in Meitangcun, Meizhou city.