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Provincial Quest to Southwest Chapter -- Meeting with Chongqing Executive Vice Mayor Weng Jieming
On March 25th, President Davide Cucino met with Chongqing Executive Vice Mayor Weng Jieming and discussed the future development of Chongqing and the business prospects of European companies in Chongqing.
Read moreCross Border Cash Management Seminar
The European Chamber in Shanghai was honoured to host a seminar about Cross Border Cash Management on 26, March.
Read moreCompliance in your Supply Chain Operations, 26 March
The European Chamber in Shanghai was honoured to host a conference about Compliance in your Supply Chain Operations on 26, March
Read moreAfternoon Seminar with Shanghai Customs and Bank of China on the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone
The European Chamber held an exclusive afternoon seminar with Shanghai Customs and Bank of China on the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone with nearly 20 Consul Generals and more than 100 participants on 21st march.
Read moreMeeting with Mr. Martin Tlapa, Czech Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs
The President of the European Chamber, Mr. Davide Cucino met with Mr. Martin Tlapa, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic on Thursday, 20th March, 2014.
Read moreTrade Credit Management: Challenge or Opportunity?
The European Chamber in Shanghai was honoured to host a seminar about Coface's annual survey on corporate credit risk management in China on 19, March.
Read moreMembers Analysis, National People's Congress, by APCO worldwide
This year’s National People’s Congress (NPC) marked an important turning point in the administration of Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang, when they turned from consolidating power and agenda setting to implementation.
Read moreMembers Analysis, National People's Congress, by Brunswick
On Thursday 13th March, China concluded the second session of the 12th National People’s Congress (“NPC”) a day after the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Congress (“CPPCC”) wrapped up its parallel session. The lianghui, as the two meetings are commonly known, are one of the most important annual events on the Chinese political calendar.
Read moreEuropeans still nervous about doing China deals
Europeans still remain nervous about the Chinese taking over their companies, according to a senior European business figure in China.Davide Cucino, president of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, said many European companies would opt to be taken over by another European or US company rather than a Chinese one.