This course will help you form a rigorous habit of structural thinking, think clearly and comprehensively from multiple aspects when facing tasks and problems, jump out of the inherent experience and thinking, intervene the cognitive structure through tools, and develop an excellent way of thinking.

本课程教您形成严谨的结构思考习惯，在面临任务和问题时从多个侧面清晰而全面地思考，跳出固有经验和思维，通过工具干预认知结构，养成优秀的思维方式。

• 2022-03-23 | 14:30 - 16:00
• 腾讯会议

2022 Two Sessions - the Fifth Session of the 13th National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and the Fifth Session of the 13th National People’s Congress (NPC) kicked off on March 4 and 5 respectively in Beijing. These two events are the annual gatherings of the nation’s top legislature and its top body of political advisers. Delegates and party members from all over the country attend the sessions where key political and economic issues are discussed and central decisions are made. Since the Two Sessions are giving the political and economic direction for the year to come, they are a central indicator for China analysts and the international business community to understand China's political and economic priorities and assess their impact on business.

Join our seminar to hear an in-depth analysis of the Two Sessions outcomes.

• 2022-03-22 | 14:30 - 16:00
• Online, ZOOM

The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war begets disruptions to global economic growth that is still recovering from the pandemic, as price shocks in energy and other fields are felt worldwide. To brief European companies on the crisis, the European Chamber Shanghai Chapter invites you to join this webinar. Addressed by experts, it will give you insights into the current situation, including implications on business in China and management strategies.

• 2022-03-17 | 16:00 - 17:20
• Online, ZOOM

We are delighted to welcome H.E. Nicolas Chapuis, Ambassador of the European Union Delegation to China to brief our members about the latest political and trade developments between the EU and China. Ambassador Chapuis will also give an outlook to what is expected from the upcoming EU-China Summit on 1st April.

• 2022-03-15 | 10:30 - 12:00
• Online, ZOOM

On 24th February 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin began a full-scale military invasion of Ukraine and demanded Kyiv’s army lay down its weapons, the largest conventional military attack in Europe since the Second World War.

Europe has been highly dependent on Russian pipeline gas for its energy supply for years; over 40 per cent of the region’s natural gas is imported from Russia. With the Ukraine crisis escalating and tougher sanctions being imposed on Russia by the west, the supply of Russian natural gas to Europe will most likely be halted, leading to fuel shortages for many Europeans.

• 2022-03-09 | 16:00 - 17:30
• Online

In the context of carbon neutrality, the EU and the industrial front have carried out research on the recycling technology of electronic and electrical waste, especially focusing on the recycling technology of rare earth elements and rare metals with high added value in solar panels, electric vehicles, batteries and electronic circuit boards. This combination of resources and energy carbon reduction measures has an important reference significance for the choice of China's resource strategy and energy strategy, and also has a guiding role for enterprises engaged in waste recycling.
碳中和的大环境下欧盟和产业前沿展开了包括电子电器废弃物回收技术的研究，特别关注于太阳能板、电动汽车、电池、电子线路板中高附加值稀土元素和稀有金属的回收利用技术，此项结合了资源和能源减碳的措施对我国资源战略和能源战略的选择有着重要的借鉴意义，对从事废弃物回收利用的国内企业也有方向性的指导作用。

• 2022-02-24 | 14:30 - 16:30
• zoom online

Why is Evergrande in trouble and why does it matter beyond China’s borders? Will the property developer’s difficulties result in a systemic crisis that could shake China’s financial system to its core, and how will Beijing respond? What is the impact on the property market in China and on a global scale? What are the prospects for the property market domestically and globally in the long run?

In this latest episode of our signature webinar series Capital Beat, the European Chamber is delighted to welcome a group of leading experts to answer these and other questions to share their insights on the Evergrande crisis.

• 2022-02-22 | 14:30 - 16:00
• Zoom Online/European Chamber Beijing Office C405

At the end of 2021, Omicron, the fifth highly significant variant of the original SARS-COV-2, was designated a ‘variant of concern’ by the World Health Organization (WHO), based on its transmissibility and the severity of illness it can cause. South Africa, where Omicron was first reported, was the focus of the world’s attention as the number of infections surged within a few weeks. The new variant is now prevalent worldwide. The situation in China is also gloomy, given the increasing number of Omicron cases being reported across the country, which is likely to put China’s zero-COVID strategy to perhaps its toughest test yet.

To brief the European business and diplomatic community in China on the latest about Omicron, the effectiveness of current vaccines and treatments, as well as recommended actions for countries and individuals, the European Chamber has invited a group of prominent speakers to provide their different perspectives on the developing situation.

• 2022-01-21 | 13:45 - 14:45
• Zoom Online/European Chamber Beijing Office C405

After two years of uncertainty and lockdowns, 2022 will offer ample opportunities for growth – but red and amber lights continue to flash on the risk register dashboard for business. As geopolitical competition between China and western countries intensifies, issues such as digital sovereignty and ESG threaten to further complicate and disrupt the risk landscape. Against the backdrop of the 20th CPC National Congress, China will continue to focus on socio-economic reform and re-emphasising its long-term political and regulatory priorities.

• 2022-01-18 | 16:00 - 17:00
• Zoom Online/European Chamber Beijing Office C405

The COVID-19 travel restrictions and lengthy quarantine requirements imposed by China made it nearly impossible for foreign executives to visit the country since the beginning of 2020. Two years into the pandemic, the impact of these restrictions is increasingly leading to a disconnect between headquarters and local business operations of foreign companies. Planned investments and the expansion of existing ones have been put on hold. At the same time, geopolitical tensions lead to the rise of anti-China sentiments in many countries, affecting decision-makers and boardrooms. A Pew Research Centre study from October 2020 showed that negative views on China have reached historic highs, even in countries with strong economic ties and traditionally good cultural and academic cooperation with China. According to the research, 71 % of German respondents and 85% of French respondents hold negative views on China.

In this German Chamber and European Chamber co-organized webinar, business leaders and economists based in China will share their views on the current business and political environment. We jointly invite our member companies as well as their headquarters in Europe to join and learn of the prospects for business growth and development, as speakers paint a realistic picture of doing business in China 2022.

• 2022-01-13 | 16:00 - 17:15
• Online