Advocacy Actions
Interview on the construction sector in the framework of the EU-China Trade Project
A Senior member of the Construction Working Group was interviewed in the framework of the EU-China Trade Project (EUCTP)
Speaking opportunity and participation in panel discussion at the 2015 EU-China Urbanisation Forum
A representative of the Chamber was invited as a speaker and panelist at the 2015 EU-China Urbanisation Forum.
Read moreSpeaking opportunity at the EU-China Business Summit and participation at CEO Lunch
President Joerg Wuttke delivered a speech at the business leaders’ plenary session of the EU-China Business Summit which took place in Brussels on the 29th June, 2015.
Read moreSpeaking opportunity at the 2nd Innovation Cooperation Dialogue
Mr. Bruno Gensburger, State Representative at ExCo delivered a speech during the 2nd Innovation Cooperation under the session on innovation framework conditions.
Read more中国欧盟商会关于《政府核准和备案投资项目管理条例》（征求意见稿）》反馈意见
European Chamber Comments on Regulation on Government Approval and Filing of Investment Projects (Draft for Comments)
Read moreSCA WG Meeting on Energy Efficiency and Emissions Reduction Standardisation
The Standards and Conformity Assessment Working Group hosted a meeting on Tuesday 23 June, 2015, 14h-16h, at the European Chamber Beijing Office.
Read moreComments on Regulatory Measures on the Restriction of the Use of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Submitted to the MIIT
On 17 June 2015, the European Chamber has submitted consolidated comments on the Restriction of the Use of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment to the MIIT.
Read moreCTMO Lobby letter on Acceptance of Non-English Characters
"The trade mark application form requires an applicant to complete its name and address in Chinese and English characters. Over the years, the requirement to use English characters has not been strictly enforced such that German, French, Danish etc. characters (e.g. “β”, “ö”, “ǽ”, “ø”) have been accepted and appear on the Office's online database and on registration certificates.
Without prior notification, the Office is now strictly enforcing the requirement to only use English characters. Thus, applications containing non-English characters in the applicant's name and address are being rejected. To confound matters, the International Registration Department is simply deleting the umlauts, which unfortunately can make trade mark unenforceable as many European authorities will refuse to notarise a power of attorney where there are differences in the required signatory is a "Mr. Moller" rather than the "Mr. Möller" or "Mr. Moeller" standing before them, who may be the actual owner of the mark in question."
Meeting with the China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA)
On 10th June, the representative of the PN Desk met with the CFDA to discuss the registration of formulation and the registration of the FSMP products.
Read more中国欧盟商会关于《中华人民共和国国家安全法（草案）（二次审议稿）》的意见
European Chamber Comments on: PRC National Security Law (Second Reading Draft)
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