Advocacy Actions
meeting with CFDA Department of Legal Affairs
On 17 September, Department of Legal Affairs of CFDA called for a consultation meeting with participation of associations, chambers, experts and representatives from foreign companies, on CHMR revision.
Energy Working Group Meeting and Position Paper Presentation
Energy Working Group Meeting and Position Paper Presentation
Read moreA briefing on Clinical Trial Requirements / Clinical Evaluation to the EU Delegation, Trade Section
A briefing on Clinical Trial Requirements / Clinical Evaluation to the EU Delegation, Trade Section
Read morePosition Paper Presentation to the Economic and Financial Counsellors of the EU Member States
On September 17th, the Chairs of the Financial Services Working Groups presented their respective position papers to the EU Delegation and the Economic and Financial Counsellors of the different member states.
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European Tour kicked off with presentation in Germany and Austria
Read morePosition Paper Presentations in Germany and Austria
European Chamber President Joerg Wuttke and Ioana Kraft, General Manager of the Shanghai Chapter, started the European Tour in Germany and Austria.
Meeting with NBFI Department, China Banking Regulatory Commission
On September 15th, European Chamber representatives led by Chair Raphael Goue met with Mr. Li Fu'an, Director General of CBRC’s Non-Banking Financial Institutions Department.
Read moreLobby Letter to NPC LAC on China Standardlization Law Revision
On 15th September, SCAWG and QSWG submitted lobby letter to NPC Law Affairs Committee on the China Standardization Law Revision.
Read moreLobby Letter to AQSIQ
On 15th September, the SCA WG submitted a lobby letter to AQSIQ regarding the implication of its released Announcement on <Valid Normative Documents and Abolishment of Some Normative Documents> in July 2014. This is a joint lobby action among USITO, EUCCC, ECFIC and JEITA. This letter expresses European Industry's position on administrative simplification,and also concerns over potential liability in relation to regulation abolishment, such as labeling specification and other affected technical requirements. The purpose of this letter is to get clarification from AQSIQ.
Read moreMeeting with PCPC – Getting in touch
This was the first face-to-face meeting among EUCCC Cosmetic Working Group (after Cocoa joined the EUCCC), Amcham and PCPC. All parties gave each other a brief introduction of its current working priorities. The discussion was mainly about cooperation of three parties on the industrial general concerns, such as CHMR revision. All parties shared information and agreed to work even closer on this area.
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