2014 marks the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the International Year of the Family and the 10th anniversary of the World Family Summit. The 2014 summit will review and summarize achievements and experiences in realizing the Millennium Development Goals and explore post-2015 development goals. The meeting results will be released in the form of a declaration, whose core content will offer suggestions to formulating the post-2015 global development agenda.

Conference name: World Family Summit+10

Time and location

Time: Dec 2-4, 2014

Location: Zhuhai Changlong Hengqinwan Hotel

Families in Balance: Building the Future We Want

Theme: Families in Balance: Building the Future We Want

Delegation visit date and venue

Date: Dec 4, 2014

Visit content and methods: The Kangning and Huafa communities in Zhuhai's Xiangzhou district will be the study points. They will show the status quo and future model of family development. The study team of nearly 150 people will be divided into two groups to visit the communities. Each group will be divided into two parts when arriving at the study point. They will take turns to study the community culture and health service centers. Consecutive interpretation service will also be offered.

Participants

Foreign representatives: At present, the summit has invited and confirmed 190 foreign politicians and representatives of WFO members, including 13 foreign ministers, five vice-ministers, the UN undersecretary-general, the secretary-general of the International Planned Parenthood Federation, and the executive director of the Partners in Population and Development.

Chinese representatives (60 people): The summit has invited leaders of the central, Guangdong and Zhuhai governments; representatives from the National Development and Reform Commission, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Civil Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, Central Committee of the Youth League, All-China Women's Federation and National Office on Aging; heads of 19 NHFPC departments and bureaus and nine NHFPC subsidiaries, such as the China Population Welfare Foundation; nine experts from Peking University, Renmin University and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; and some representatives from communities.