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European Chamber's Stance on US-China Agreement Made in Buenos Aires
President Trump and President Xi met on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Buenos Ares to discuss the US-China trade conflict. As a result of the meeting, an agreement was made to delay any further escalation of the conflict for at least 90 days.
Read moreSpeech Delivered by President Mats Harborn at the Dialogue with French Enterprises in China
The European Chamber was invited to participate in a roundtable with French enterprises in China organised by the CCPIT and CCOIC and hosted by Vice Premier Hu Chunhua on 21st November.
Read more中国欧盟商会主席在“在华法资企业座谈会”上的发言
以下内容为中国欧盟商会主席何墨池在座谈会上发表的演讲。请点击此处查看英文版(演讲使用中文,英文为翻译版本)。
Read moreEuropean Chamber Urges Guangdong to Open Further to Foreign Investment
The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China (European Chamber) today jointly hosted the 2018 China (Guangdong)-Europe Investment Cooperation Conference (CEICC) & German Enterprises Invest in Guangdong Promotion Event in Shenzhen.
Read moreEuropean Tour 2018 Review
Led by Chamber President Mats Harborn, a delegation of representatives from the Chamber’s boards and working groups visited Brussels for a series of meetings with European Union (EU) intuitions and business associations from 24th to 28th September.
Read moreEuropean Chamber presents key issues to European Parliament
On 27th September, President Mats Harborn presented the key messaging from all three of the European Chamber’s recent publications before the European Parliament, as part of the European Tour 2018.
Read moreEuropean Chamber report provides recommendations to accelerate China’s development and quash global trade conflict
The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China (European Chamber) today released its European Business in China – Position Paper 2018/2019 (Position Paper), which raises concerns about the widening gap between China’s rapidly maturing economy.
Read moreEuropean Chamber survey and analysis on US-China tariff effects
Respectively, 53.9 and 42.9 per cent of respondents viewed the American and Chinese tariffs negatively, which is more than ten times the number that viewed them positively.
Read moreThe European Chamber’s Statement on US-China Trade Conflict and Potential Escalation of Tariffs
The European Chamber shares many of the United States’ concerns over certain practices by the Chinese Government but is highly concerned about the prospects of further escalation of the current tit-for-tat exchange of tariffs.
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