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European Chamber meets Vice President of European Investment Bank
European Chamber meets Vice President of European Investment Bank On Thursday, 23rd March. A European Chamber delegation led by Shanghai Chapter Chairman Mick Adams met with Mr Jonathan Taylor, Vice President of the European Investment Bank (EIB) to
Read moreMIIT Minister References Chamber CM2025 Report
During the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) press conference on 11th March, Minister Miao Wei responded to questions from China Daily about the European Chamber’s China Manufacturing 2025 (CM2025) report.
Read moreEuropean Chamber Report Cautions Against the Negative Aspects of China Manufacturing 2025
This report examines the effects that the China Manufacturing 2025 (CM2025) industrial policy initiative is having on China’s domestic economy and on its international relations.
Read more中国欧盟商会为《中国制造2025》建言献策
中国欧盟商会于今日发布最新研究报告《中国制造2025：产业政策对弈市场力量》，详细探究《中国制造2025》这一产业政策计划对于中国经济以及其国际关系的影响。该报告分析了计划的目标，包括十大产业需实现的国内外市场份额，实现核心零部件自主保障和“自主创新”。通过聚焦新能源汽车、工业机器人以及半导体等五大领域，该报告概述了政府干预产业的结果。
Read moreDocuments at the 2017 Lianghui (Two Sessions)
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has just delivered the latest Report on the Work of the Government on 5 March, 2017 at the Fifth Session of the 12th NPC. Download the English version here.
Read moreEuropean Tour 2017
Led by Chamber President Jörg Wuttke, a delegation of 21 senior representatives from the Chamber’s boards and working groups were in Brussels for a series of meetings with European officials from 6th to 10th February.
Read morePresident Jörg Wuttke Presents to European Parliament
On 9th February, during the Chamber’s European Tour 2017, President Jörg Wuttke presented both key findings from the Position Paper 2016/2017 and highlights of the much-anticipated study China Manufacturing 2025 before the European Parliament.
Read more2016 in Review
This article reviews our key achievements in 2016.
Read moreEuropean Chamber Commented on Cyber Security Law
The European Chamber welcomes the positive changes contained in the final draft of the Cyber Security Law. However, it is also very concerned that many controversial provisions that the Chamber already commented on remain unchanged.
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