China Communist Party Expels Former China Banking & Insurance Regulator Commission Hainan Senior Inspector Qin Huizhong for Disciplinary Violations & Corruption, Alleged Taking Bribes & Gifts, Improper Sexual Relationships & Playing Golf During Official Work Hours
11th February 2023 | Hong Kong
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP, ruling party of China) has expelled former China Banking & Insurance Regulator Commission (CBIRC) Hainan senior inspector Qin Huizhong for disciplinary violations & corruption, for allegedly taking bribes & gifts, receiving dinner invitations, having improper sexual relationships and playing golf during official working hours. According to a statement issued by China Banking & Insurance Regulator Commission (CBIRC), the former Hainan senior inspector Qin Huizhong had abused his power for personal gains, and his actions would have impacted his judgement and ability to discharge his duties. More info on China Corruption below.
“ China Communist Party Expels Former China Banking & Insurance Regulator Commission Hainan Senior Inspector Qin Huizhong for Disciplinary Violations & Corruption, Alleged Taking Bribes & Gifts, Improper Sexual Relationships & Playing Golf During Official Work Hours “
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22nd December 2022 – China former Minister of Industry & Information Xiao Yaqing had been expelled from China Communist Party for bribery & accepting banquet invitations. Xiao Yaqing had been granted leniency after admitting to wrongdoing including handing over all illegal income. He is also demoted to the lowest official rank and to retire. The announcement was made by China Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) on 18th December 2022. Earlier in July 2022, Xiao Yaqing was being investigated for suspected corruption, according to the statement issued by the China Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (suspected violations of discipline and law).
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Xiao Yaqing, China Minister of Industry and Information Technology, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People’s Republic of China
Doctorate in Engineering; senior engineer. Over the years, Xiao Yaqing has held the following positions: Secretary of the CPC Leading Group and General Manager of the Aluminum Corporation of China; Deputy Secretary-General of the State Council; Chairman of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC); Secretary of the CPC Leading Group and Minister of the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR). Currently, Secretary of the CPC Leading Group and Minister of Industry and Information Technology of China. Member of the 19th CPC Central Committee. (Source: World Economic Forum)
Xiao Yaqing was born in September 1959, and is a male ethnic Han from Beijing. He entered the workforce in August 1982 and is a CPC member. Xiao Yaqing graduated from Central South University, majoring in Materials Process Engineering, has Doctor’s degree and holds the title of professor-level senior engineer.
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