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European 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.
Read morePresident Wuttke Shares Views with Vice Premier Ma Kai and Vice President Katainen
On 19th October, European Chamber President Joerg Wuttke attended a breakfast with European Commission Vice President Katainen, Chinese Vice Premier Ma Kai on the margins of the high-level economic dialogue between the EU and China in Brussels.
Read moreMini-training program on FACTORY MANAGEMENT from Oct 2016 to Nov 2017
The European Chamber Nanjing Chapter is happy to announce a mini-training program on FACTORY MANAGEMENT from October 2016 to November 2017.
Read moreEuropean Chamber Calls for an End to Unequal Treatment of Foreign Investment in China
The European Chamber of Commerce in China believes that the revisions to four Chinese investment-related laws are not bold enough.
欧盟商会呼吁在华外商投资应享有公平竞争环境
中国欧盟商会认为此次关于外商投资的四部法律修订不够具有突破性。更为进取的做法应该是让外资企业和内资企业在华投资遵循相同的《公司法》。
Read moreEuropean Chamber Calls for Reciprocity
The European Chamber has today released its annual Position Paper in which it calls for reciprocity in openness to foreign investment and for market forces to play the central role in driving innovation and developing China’s economy.
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