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President Mats Harborn Delivers Opening Speech at the European Chamber Annual Conference
European Union Chamber of Commerce in China President Mats Harborn delivered a speech at the European Chamber’s Annual Conference commemorating the progress made in the last four decades while also laying bare the challenges on the horizon.
Read moreHeadwinds or Tailwinds? Deepening Reform in the Trade War Era
The first panel of the European Chamber Annual Conference 2018
Read moreChina’s Innovation Drive: Top-down and Bottom-up
The Second Panel of European Chamber Annual Conference 2018
Read moreEconomic Outlook and the Impact for Business
The Third Panel of European Chamber Annual Conference 2018
Read moreEUCCC 3×3 Team Building Basketball Cup (Men &Women) 2019 held on Jan 5th 2019 at Canadian International School Guangzhou
The European Chamber South China Chapter had just concluded a team building 3*3 basketball cup on Jan 5th 2019 with over 20 corporate teams competing in the Canadian International School Guangzhou. The game aimed to create team building opportunities
Read moreContract Awareness and Market Integrity Salon in Chengdu
The Contract Awareness and Marketing Integrity Salon was held in Chengdu on 10th December.
Read more2013 Provincial Quest Programme
Corresponding with China’s current administrative reforms and policy decentralisation, one of the Chamber’s government affairs highlights in 2013 was the official launch of the Provincial Quest Programme.
Read moreThe European Union Chamber of Commerce in China welcomes the holding of the EU-China Business Summit
BEIJING, 21st November, 2013 -- The European Union Chamber of Commerce was pleased to co-organise together with the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) the EU-China Business Summit, which was held today at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
Read moreThe Third Plenum Decision is impressive and bold, but further courage of conviction will be required in its implementation
Beijing, 19th November, 2013 - the European Chamber is impressed by the breadth of reforms laid out in the Third Plenum Decision and what it represents in terms of the political will of China’s top leadership. The Third Plenum Decision went beyond the European Chamber’s expectations by giving greater play to the role of market forces in resource allocation, and by vowing to liberalise interest rates and reduce market access barriers.
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