China Vitae : Biography of Zhou Weide

Compiled from the following sources:

Special biographic research
Wen Wei Publishing Company, Ltd. 2002-2006

Who's Who, Current Chinese Leaders
Wen Wei Publishing Company, Ltd. 2003-2005

Revision History:

Biography Revised: 2/26/2004
Career Data Updated: 3/26/2006

Zhou Weide 周伟德

Vice-Chairman of the People's Government of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Member of the Leading Party Group of the People's Government

Born: 1943

Birthplace: Gansu Province, Yongchang County

Biography

Zhou Weide, male, Han nationality, is a native of Yongchang, Gansu province. He was born in 1943, joined the CPC in 1971, and graduated from Inner Mongolia Teacher's College. Zhou has served in Inner Mongolia for most of his career, and directed the Regional Statistics Bureau until 1989. He was appointed vice-chairman of the People's Government of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in 1993.

Career Data

1993—	Vice-Chairman, Autonomous Region People's Government Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
1993—	Member, Autonomous Region People's Government CPC, Leading Party Group Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
1989—1993	Director, Planning Committee Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
1988—1989	Director, Statistics Bureau Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
1986—1988	Secretary, Statistics Bureau CPC, Leading Party Group Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
1984—1986	Deputy Director, Planning Committee Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
1982—1983	Director, Foreign Trade Bureau Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
1982—1983	Deputy Director, Administration for Industry and Commerce Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
1979—1982	Member, Autonomous Region People's Government, Secretariat Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
1978—1979	Staff Member, Economic Committee Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Wuhai City
1971	Joined, CPC
1967—1978	Deputy Chief, Publicity and Education Office Shaanxi Province, Yaoxian County
1966	Graduate, Inner Mongolia Teachers' University, Political Education Department Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region