China Vitae : Biography of Liu Tienan

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People's Daily Online

China News

XINHUA Online (China View)

Government of the People's Republic of China

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Revision History:

Biography Revised: 9/29/2014
Career Data Updated: 9/29/2014

Liu Tienan 刘铁男

Former Vice-Minister of the National Development and Reform Commission; Former Director of the National Energy Administration

Born: 1954

Birthplace: Beijing Municipality

Biography

Liu Tienan, male, was born in Beijing in 1954, is a native of Qi County of Shanxi Province. He joined the CPC in 1976 and held a Doctorate Degree in Engineering Science, and Master Degree in Economics. From 2006 to 2008, He was Vice Director of Office for State Revitalize Old Industrial Bases in Northeast. From 2008 to 2013, he was Vice Minister and Member of Leading Party Members’ Group of National Development and Reform Commission. From 2-11 to 2013, he also served as the Director of the National Energy Administration. In August 2013, Lie was removed from all of his posts and repelled from CPC Party Membership due to his violation of CPC Discipline. In 2014, he was on trial in public for economic criminal prosecution.

Career Data

2011—2013	Director, National Energy Administration	§
2011—2013	Secretary, National Energy Administration CPC, Leading Party Group
2008—2011	Member, National Development and Reform Commission CPC, Leading Party Group
2008—2011	Deputy Director, National Development and Reform Commission
2006—2008	Director, The Relocation of Shougang Work Coordination Group Office of the State Council
2006—2008	Deputy Director, The Office of the Leading Group for Revitalizing Northeast China and Other Old Industrial Bases of the State Council, General Office
2004—2006	Team Leader, The Office of the Leading Group for Revitalizing Northeast China and Other Old Industrial Bases of the State Council, Policy and System Team
2003—2006	Director, National Development and Reform Commission, Industry Department
1999—2003	Director, National Development and Reform Commission, Industry Development Department
1999—2003	Deputy Director, National Development and Reform Commission, General Office
1996—1999	Economic Attache, Chinese Embassy Japan, Tokyo
1983—1996	Director, National Development and Reform Commission, Comprehensive National Economy Department
1976	Joined, CPC