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Supervisory Board Elects States’ Representatives
On the 25th March, the Supervisory Board of the European Chamber held elections for States’ Representatives.
Read moreDialogue with Jiangsu Department of Commerce, Jiangsu Development and Reform Commission towards Provincial Document No.33 and Provincial Major Investment Projects
Dialogue with Jiangsu Department of Commerce, Jiangsu Development and Reform Commission towards Provincial Document No.33 and Provincial Major Investment Projects
Read morePresident Harborn Speaks to Media about the BRI
On 14th May, Chamber President Mats Harborn participated a live discussion with CGTN on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) conference launch, and later gave a brief interview with China Daily, also on the BRI.
Read morePresident Mats Harborn's Letter to Members
The newly elected president of the European Chamber Mats Harborn writes a letter for all members.
Read more[Video] European Chamber Members Elect Mats Harborn President and Select a New Executive Committee
On 12th May, during the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China’s Annual General Meeting in Beijing, members elected Mats Harborn to serve as President for the next two years.
Read moreChina Manufacturing 2025 Report & Nanjing Board Election 2017
China Manufacturing 2025 Report & Nanjing Board Election 2017
Read moreEuropean 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.
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