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Central Trust of China Director Yu Kuo-Hwa (sixth from left) was invited by United States Department of State to survey capital formation issues.

Finance Minister Yen Chia-Kan signed 1963 US aid treaty with US Ambassador.

Finance Minister Yen Chia-Kan signed 1963 US aid treaty with US Ambassador.

Finance Minister Yen Chia-Kan was assigned to attend the annual conference of International Monetary Fund, International Bank of Reconstruction and Development, and International Development Association by President Chiang Kai-Shek in 1962.

Finance and Taxation Collaboration Committee held a meeting in Washington, 1960.

Li Kwoh-Ting (fourth from left), Minister of Finance inspected the Tseng Wen Reservoir, which was funded by Sino-US Foundation and Japanese loan.

Li Kwoh-Ting (left), Minister of Finance visited Saudi Arabia in August, 1974.

Li Kwoh-Ting (left), Minister of Finance, Robert McNamara (right),

Li Kwoh-Ting (middle), Minister of Finance, Yu Kuo-Hwa, Governor of Central Bank of Republic of China attended the United Annual Conference of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

Robert McNamara (second from right, front row), President of the World Bank visited Vice President and the Premier Yen Chia-Kan in May, 1970.

The 8th Conference of UN Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East was held in 1965.

The Nationalist Government Chairman Chiang Kai-Shek signed the Charter of the United Nations in Chung Ching.

Yu Kuo-Hwa (First from left), the Alternate Director of the Board of International Bank for Reconstruction and Development attended the Board of International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

Yu Kuo-Hwa, Governor of Central Bank of Republic of China attended the annual conference of International Monetary Fund and gave a speech in Copenhagen, 1970.