Working Group News
Policy Interpretation: China’s Plan to Innovate on Projects with Two High
On 6th December, the European Chamber Environment Working Group and Shanghai Carbon Valley Green Bay Industrial Park were joined by representatives from Jinshan District to share their latest insights on the TWO HIGH policy.
Read moreBusiness Tour to Changshu National New & Hi-Tech Industrial Zone
From the 3rd to 5th November, CNZA, Salveo and the European Chamber welcomed a delegation of members to Changshu’s New and Hi-Tech Industrial Development Zone (CNZ) to discover the city’s automobile industry and pioneering zero-carbon initiative.
Read moreJoint Chamber Automotive Breakfast Event
The European Chamber, German Chamber, American Chamber and PwC co-hosted a joint breakfast event with a focus on ‘The Future of Automotive Retail and Aftersales in China’.
Read moreInformation Update on Free Trade Zone for Members
The Desk designed a policy focus for April for its members on the newly enacted Opinions on Facilitating Pilots of Parallel Vehicle Imports.
Read moreEU Intellectual Property Office – new name for the EU’s largest intellectual property agency
One of the two unitary intellectual property rights OHIM administers, the ‘Community trade mark’ will be renamed the ‘European Union trade mark’.
Read moreEuropean Chamber announces new ‘Investment Working Group’
The European Chamber is pleased to announce that the ‘Private Equity and Strategic M&A Working Group’ has now been converted into an ‘Investment Working Group’, providing a lobbying platform for all European investors in China.
Read moreMeeting with the MOT to Discuss Access to Vehicle Repair and Maintenance Information Methods
EUCCC submitted members’ comments on the Access to Vehicle Repair and Maintenance Information Methods to the MOT.
Read moreFuel tax reform an energy milestone
The Chinese government has finally decided to start a fuel tax plan beginning January 1.
Read moreChina knocked off IPOs top slot
Chinese stock exchanges raised just $22bn in initial public offerings in 2008. The slowdown means China will not finish the year as the leading centre for IPOs, falling behind New York for the first time since 2005.
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