Karim Masimov, the international lawyer, economist, well versed in Chinese, English and Arabic, he studied international law in School of Law of Wuhan University from Sept. 1986 to July 1992 and obtained bachelor degree of law. He was the former Kazakhstan's prime minister. Karim Masimov used to be Director of Labor Bureau of Kazakhstan, senior specialist of Kazakhstan Ministry of International Economics and Trade Office in Urumchi, China, executive chairman of Kazakhstan Corporations in Hong Kong, chief executive of Industrial and Commercial Bank of Alma-Ata, executive banker of Kazakhstan People’s Savings Bank. On Jan. 2006, Karim Masimov became vice prime minister of Kazakhstan, and on that April, he worked as adjunct minister of Kazakhstan Ministry of Economics.

Mr. Jun Ke, graduated from Department of Chemistry of Wuhan University in 1938. In 1944, he went to the University of Birmingham and got his doctorate degree. He was once University of Birmingham department of metallography lifelong instructor, group leader of transformation kinetics research team, professor and the vice president and director of its department of Chemistry, Beijing University department of physics’ magnetics and metal physics teaching and research section deputy director, member of Degree Commission of the State Council, member of Material Science group of State Science Commission, vice chairmen of China Electron Microscope Academy, vice president of International History of Medical Science Academy of East Asia and so on. His academic achievements have a high international reputation. He was successfully awarded an honorary Doctorate Degree by Mcmaster University of Canada and British Surrey University, and in 1985, the city of Ed, home of converter awarded Jun Ke Ironmaster.