Working Group News
European Chamber launches its 6th European Business in China Position Paper
Beijing, 5th September 2006. The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, the leading exponent of European business interests in China and the Voice of European Business in China, has today launched the seventh edition of the European Business in China Position Paper.
Read moreEuropean Chamber meets with Mrs. Lalis, Director for Consumer Goods
Mrs. Lalis, Director for Consumer Goods (automobile, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, medical devices and food) within the Directorate General met with Chairpersons of related Working Groups.
Read moreA World of Opportunity: China and the future of international trade
In this speech at Renmin University in Beijing on 8 June 2006, EU Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson calls on China to move to meet its outstanding WTO commitments or risk a backlash in Europe against its perceived trading power.
Read moreDialogue and negotiation the way forward.
The Advisory Council emphasized the need for firm pressure as well as increased dialogue in their meeting with EU Trade Commissionner, Peter Mandelson.
Read moreSAIC offers partial clarification on changes to liaison office registration
At a meeting on 22nd May, SAIC clarified the changes to liaison office registration and answered questions raised by industry.
Read moreStrategy for the Trade and Economic Relations Between the EU and China
The European Commission is currently taking comments as part of its process in formulating a new EU-China Trade Strategy.
Read moreEuropean Chamber request clarification on liaison offices
On 8th May the European Chamber submitted a letter to SAIC and MOFCOM requesting clarification of a number of issues related to the new interpretation of the regulations governing the registration and renewal of liaison offices.
Read moreEuropean Chamber meets with Commissioner McCreevy
The Chamber's Insurance and Banking Working Groups met with Commissioner McCreevy of DG Internal Market and Services for in depth discussions on the Chinese financial services industry.