Celebrity
107 位演讲者
Vincente Fox
Vicente Fox is a Mexican businessman who represented the National Action Party PAN as the President of Mexico from 2000 to 2006. He is the co chairman of the centrist Democratic International Organization, which is composed of Christian democratic parties. Vicente Fox was elected as the President of Mexico in 2000, breaking the shackles of the Revolutionary Institutional Party's rule of over 70 years. As a charismatic reformer, Fox played an important role in promoting democratization and economic growth in Mexico. During his tenure, he successfully controlled inflation and interest rates, achieving the lowest unemployment rate in Latin America. In the book Revolution of Hope, Fox outlines the promising new future of America. He forcefully elaborated on global hot topics, including immigration, the Iraq War, racism, globalization, the role of the United Nations, free trade, religion, gender equality, indigenous rights, and the moral requirements of the global wealth gap on the health divide. Fox introduced true democracy in Mexico, hoping for a revolution that is both a description of his personal success story and a political outlook for the future. Fox ranked second among the nine children in his family, spending most of his childhood at his father's Guanajuato ranch. He studied at the University of Iberian America in Mexico City and Harvard Business School, and began working in 1964 as a truck driver for Coca Cola. He was quickly promoted and shortly after working, he was appointed as the President of Coca Cola's Mexico and Latin America region, becoming the youngest executive. Under the leadership of Fox, Coca Cola surpassed Pepsi to become the best-selling soft drink in Mexico. Since stepping down in December 2006, Fox has been delivering speeches in Nigeria, Ireland, Canada, and the United States, covering topics such as the controversial 2006 election and the Iraq war. The busy political activities of Fox after stepping down as president have sparked a lot of criticism in Mexico, as people always expect the president to fade out of the political stage after stepping down. But Fox said I have no reason to adhere to the anti democratic rules of those still living under dictatorship... Now Mexico is a democratic country, and every citizen has the right to express themselves, even the former president.
Viviane Reding
Viviana Reading is one of the most prominent figures in Europe. She served as a member of three European governments and became the first Vice President and Commissioner for Justice, Basic Human Rights, and Civic Rights of the European Union in 2010. Since winning the European elections in May 2014, she has become a member of the European Parliament. In 1999, after serving for 10 years in the Luxembourg Parliament and the European Parliament, she became the EU Commissioner for Education, Culture, Youth and Sports. In 2004, she became the EU Commissioner for the Information Society and Media, and she opened up internal market competition, playing an important role in the European telecommunications industry and research reforms. Reading also laid the foundation for the fundamental human rights culture of all European institutions. She has won numerous outstanding awards and honorary titles. Reading not only provides viewers with profound insights into European social, economic, and political issues, but also has a profound understanding of computer technology, information society, and human rights. With her outstanding leadership skills and rich political experience, Viviana Redding has become a highly sought after speaker at important global conferences.
William Hague
William Hague, former British Foreign Secretary and former leader of the Conservative Party. On March 26, 1961, Haig was born into a small family in Yorkshire, northern England. He was the only son of his parents. Hagrid had lofty political aspirations since his youth, and at the age of 15, he joined the Youth Conservative Party Association, a youth organization of the Conservative Party. At the age of 16, he gave an emotional speech at the Conservative Party's annual meeting, clearly and forcefully expressing his conservative views, which not only attracted people's attention but also received praise from the then leader, Mrs. Thatcher. After graduating from Hagrid High School, he entered Oxford University and served as the chairman of the school's alumni association. Later, he studied at the Ansea Business School in France and worked for Shell and McKinsey, which specializes in management consulting. He was elected to parliament in 1989. In 1995, when Major reorganized his cabinet after assuming the leadership of the Conservative Party, he appointed him as the Minister of Welsh Affairs. On June 19, 1997, in the Conservative Party's leadership election, after three rounds of intense competition, William Hague, who was only 36 years old and not very prominent, defeated the previously popular Conservative Cabinet Secretary of the Exchequer Clark with an absolute advantage of 92 votes to 70, becoming the youngest leader of the Conservative Party in 200 years. On June 7, 2001, the UK held parliamentary elections. The Labour Party won again with an absolute advantage, and Conservative Party leader Hagrid admitted on June 8th that the election had failed, stating that the results were disappointing. He announced his resignation from the position of leader of the Conservative Party. He said he hopes the Conservative Party can find a leader who is innovative and more popular with the public. Hagrid said that we respect the choices of voters and we must listen to what they are saying. He said that the Conservative Party will look back on the past, boost morale, continue to work hard, and provide another opportunity for the British people to choose. However, Hagrid himself is a person with leadership qualities. On May 10, 2010, the UK held parliamentary elections. In the end, no political party won more than half of the seats in parliament, forming the first non majority parliament since 1974. Among them, the Conservative Party won 306 seats and became the largest party in parliament, while the Labour Party and the Liberal Democratic Party respectively won 258 and 57 seats. On May 11th, British Prime Minister Brown delivered a speech announcing his resignation from the position of Prime Minister. He then went to Buckingham Palace to formally submit his resignation to Queen Elizabeth II, who accepted his resignation. On the same day, Conservative Party leader Cameron took over the position of Prime Minister and began to form a new government at the request of Queen Elizabeth II. Conservative Party member William Hague holds the position of Foreign Secretary in the new government. Hagrid has strong self-confidence, judgment and courage, and is easygoing to others. Although young, premature balding gives the impression of maturity and sophistication. William Hague announced his resignation from the position of Foreign Secretary on July 14, 2014.
Yasuo Fukuda
72 year old Yasuo Fukuda is a political elite, and his father is Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda. When Yasuo Fukuda was selected to replace Shinzo Abe, everyone believed that he could use his peaceful hand to quell the turmoil caused by Abe. But his government has long been unpopular, and his proposals are often obstructed by the opposition controlled House of Lords. Undoubtedly, Mr. Kang Fu is facing a difficult struggle. On September 1st, the news of his dismissal announced at an emergency press conference late at night surprised analysts - among them Jeff Kingston from Tokyo Temple University stated that he was completely stunned. Despite receiving political education from a young age, Yasuo Fukuda did not show much interest in professional political science during his youth. He spent the first 17 years of his career working as a salaried employee at an oil company. Since the younger brother, who was raised by his father as an heir, became seriously ill, everything has changed. Kangfu became his father's assistant, and after his father abdicated, he became a member of parliament. As a widely supported senior member of the party, Kang Fu served as the Chief Cabinet Secretary and was the highest government spokesperson under the leadership of Abe's predecessor, Junichiro Koizumi. When he finally announced his candidacy for Prime Minister, all major ruling parties came forward to express their support. Mr. Konfu is seen as a dove of peace in foreign policy, avoiding Abe's ambitious policies such as revising Japan's peace constitution to promote overseas military deployment. He emphasized the necessity of maintaining friendly relations with China and received the first batch of Chinese dignitaries visiting Japan in a decade. He refused to visit the controversial Yasukuni Shrine, which Japan's neighbors consider a symbol of Japan's past militarism. He adopted a more flexible stance towards North Korea, resolving the controversy over Pyongyang's kidnapping of Japanese nationals in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Yukio Hatoyama
Yukio Hatoyama was the first Democratic Prime Minister in modern Japan. Yukio Hatoyama pursued a foreign policy centered around Asia, committed to establishing more friendly relations with neighboring East Asian countries. He is also committed to deepening economic integration in East Asia, encouraging the establishment of a free trade zone by 2020, and proposing to use Haneda Airport as a 24-hour international flight hub. China Japan relations have also heated up under the efforts of Yukio Hatoyama. The Daily News reported that the two countries held high-level discussions on further mutual visits to promote reconciliation on historical issues. China aims to alleviate anti Japanese sentiment among the Chinese public. Yukio Hatoyama apologized for the crimes committed by Japanese soldiers during his visit to Nanjing during the Sino Japanese War. Yukio Hatoyama has promised to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. He stated that compared to 1990, the target of reducing emissions by 25% will be achieved by 2020, which is the most ambitious emission reduction goal set by all industrialized countries. His speech was widely welcomed at the United Nations, highlighting his leadership role in climate change. Although he served as Prime Minister for less than a year, he had already achieved remarkable results when he left. The first principle of governance is friendly diplomacy. Hatoyama advocates that diplomacy should consider how to build relationships and enable countries with different values to achieve coexistence, mutual prosperity, and self-reliance. Secondly, amend the Constitution. Hatoyama is an active constitutional revisionist. He believes that the constitutional provisions deviate from political reality, depriving Japan of its realistic political choices, and losing the trust of the international community. Therefore, it is necessary to redefine the constitution in the new international environment. Thirdly, regarding the issue of Japanese war crimes, from 1999 to 2006, Hatoyama, along with members of the Communist Party and the Social Democratic Party, proposed the bill to establish the Permanent Peace Investigation Bureau four times in parliament, but all three times became invalid. To promote the bill, Hatoyama also led the establishment of a cross party parliamentary alliance. This bill requires the establishment of a permanent peace investigation bureau at the National Library of Congress to investigate the war crimes committed by Japan from the July 7th Incident to the surrender and defeat. Fourthly, regarding the issue of the Yasukuni Shrine, Hatoyama has always opposed the Prime Minister's visit to the shrine. Prior to the 2009 election, he once again made it clear that if he became the Prime Minister, he would never visit the shrine and would also constrain the visits of his colleagues. Yukio Hatoyama emphasized Japan's right to military self-defense, while criticizing Japan's current foreign policy for overly relying on Western allies such as the United States. Hatoyama Yukio once stated that although the Japan US security treaty remains the cornerstone of Japan's foreign policy, Japan cannot forget that it is located in Asia and must be committed to consolidating economic cooperation and security in the region. From January 15th to 18th, 2013, he visited China in his personal capacity and visited the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall, becoming the third Japanese politician to visit the museum. He also apologized twice for the atrocities committed by the Japanese army against China. He stated that he had visited the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall and personally faced numerous historical facts. From photos, he saw the Japanese army killing innocent civilians in the city and also read how the Japanese media praised these atrocities at that time. He said that as a Japanese civilian, I would like to express my apologies again. He believes that,
Yves Leterme
From 2008 to 11, Evelytem served as the Prime Minister of Belgium. He has extensive political, economic, and international relations experience, and has held many important domestic and international roles. After retiring from Belgian politics, Letterme was appointed as the Deputy Secretary General of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Paris, where he held the position from 2011 to 2014. In 2014, he was appointed as the Secretary General of the International IDEA, an intergovernmental organization in Stockholm. In the early stages of his career, Letem held various positions in various departments of the Belgian government. After becoming a city councilor in his hometown of Ipur, he served as a member of the House of Representatives, chairman of the group, leader of the opposition party, and CDamp of the Flanders Democratic Party; Secretary General and Chairman of V, Chief Minister and Minister of Agriculture of the Flemish Government, Federal Senator, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Budget and Mobility, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Prime Minister positions. During the Prime Minister's tenure, Belgium served as the rotating president of the European Union. Although Letterme gave a French name, he was proficient in Dutch, French, and English. Throughout his long political career, he has been fighting for the interests of Flanders and the Flemish language.
francois fillon
Fran \u00e7 ois Fillon was born on March 4, 1954 in the western city of Le Mans, France. He is a member of the ruling People's Movement Alliance and holds a doctoral degree in public law and political science. In 1981, he was first elected as a member of the National Assembly and was the youngest member of parliament at the time. He has since been re elected multiple times. In March 1993, Fillon first entered the French government and served as the Minister of Higher Education and Research within the government. In May 1995, he served as the Minister of Information Technology and Posts and Telecommunications. From November 1995 to June 1997, he served as the ministerial representative responsible for postal, telecommunications, and space issues at the Ministry of Industry, Postal, and Telecommunications. In May 2002, Fillon joined the Lafarlane government as Minister of Social Affairs, Labour, and Mutual Aid. As soon as he took office, he embarked on the reform of the French pension system. Due to the significant reform efforts, the reform he implemented is known as the Fillon Reform. From March 2004 to June 2005, Fei Yong served as the Minister of National Education, Higher Education, and Research. During his tenure, he made some reforms to the French education system. At the end of May 2005, the EU constitutional treaty was rejected in a French referendum, and then Prime Minister Raffarin resigned. Fillon also left the cabinet. After leaving the cabinet, Fillon began to devote himself to the preparation of the People's Movement Alliance led by Sarkozy for the 2007 presidential election and served as his political advisor. He actively supported Sarkozy's preparation for the presidential election and became the chief high candidate in his presidential campaign, contributing greatly to his victory in the election. In May 2007, French President Sarkozy appointed Fillon as Prime Minister. On June 18 of the same year, Fillon submitted his government resignation to President Sarkozy, who subsequently appointed him as the new Prime Minister. On November 14, 2010, Fillon, who resigned from his position as French Prime Minister, was reappointed as Prime Minister by President Sarkozy. Resignated in May 2012. Feiyong is known for its courage in reform and ability to engage in dialogue with various sectors of society. He enjoys literature, enjoys mountaineering activities, and has a passion for racing. The book 'France can withstand the truth' by him is quite a bestseller. In April 2017, Fillon represented the center right wing led by the Republican Party in the presidential election, ranking third with a vote rate of 2001%.