Advocacy Actions
International Technology Transfer Project Conference
International Technology Transfer Project Conference successfully held in Fujian. Nearly 20 international technology transfer experts gathered in Quanzhou and linked up with local companies. Plus, the meeting made a market base for EU SME to enter Fujian market.
Read moreMeeting with Director of Dept. of Drug Policy of the Health and Family Planning Commission of Zhejiang Province
A delegation of the Healthcare Equipment Working Group of the European Chamber met with Mr. Wang Zhen, Director of the Department of Drug Policy and other officers of to discuss the purchasing regulations for consumable medical devices in Zhejiang Province.
Read moreMeeting with the CNCA
The representative of the Desk met with the CNCA to discuss the overseas inspection during the registration of the infant and young children milk powder formula recipes.
Read moreMeeting with Department of Policy Research, MOFCOM
Director Zhang Xueyuan from the Department of Policy Research together with Director Tang Xiaodong from Department of European Affairs visited the Chamber and had a meeting with the Secretary General and Head of Government Affairs.
Read morePresentation of the European Chamber’s Study on Overcapacity to Canadian Ambassador
epresentatives from the Chamber met with Canadian Ambassador to China to Guy Saint-Jacques to present him with the European Chamber’s recent report on overcapacity in China’s economy.The Ambassador stated that he had already read the executive summary and would look forward to reading the full report. Chamber representatives outlined their plans to continue to work on overcapacity in China in 2016 and the Ambassador expressed his interest in their future research and analysis as well.
Read moreMeeting with EU Delegation on the European Union-China Steel Working Group
Representatives from the Chamber met with Mr. Perez-Canado, Mr. Devigne and Mr. Klein to receive an update on recent discussions related to the EU-China Steel Working Group. The Delegation representatives stated that they expect the refugee crisis in Europe and state of steel imports from China to be the top issues at this year’s European Union Summit. They stated that during meetings on steel their Chinese counterparts had provided incomplete and discouraging answers regarding their plans to address overcapacity in the steel sector and did not seem to know whether they would just be collecting aggregate numbers from the provinces or actual firm-level data. While officials from the National Development and Reform Commission and Ministry of Industry and Information Technology are working together on follow-up actions, their plans appear to be largely focused on enforcing environmental regulations, not by enforcing quotas, fining companies or provinces that violate quotas and cutting subsidies. Major inputters into the steel industry have reported to the European Delegation that, to date, their sales levels have remained stable.
The representatives from the European Chamber of Commerce in China outlined their recent work on overcapacity, answered related questions and outlined their plans for further work in this area in 2016.
Meeting with DDG of Zhejiang International Investment Promotion Center on Future Cooperation
Meeting with Ms. Qin Fang, DDG of Zhejiang International Investment Promotion Center on Future Cooperation
Read moreFounding Ceremony of the China Food and Drug Safety Association
The founding meeting of The China Food and Drug Safety Association (FDSA) was chaired by Mr. Sun Xianze, Vice-Minister of the CFDA, and Mr. Zhang Zhikuan, Director-General of the Beijing FDA. The FDSA was formally founded, its statute decided and the council elected.
Read moreComments on “IT industry CSR guideline”
The European Chamber CSR Forum submitted comments on the “IT industry CSR guideline” to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT).
Read moreMeeting with MIIT on 2015 Telecom Catalogue
On 9 March, 2016, representatives of the European Chamber’s ICT Working Group paid a visit to the MIIT’s Information and Communication Administration Bureau on the newly released Telecom Catalogue, to seek clarifications on certain remaining questions.
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