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“Train the Trainers” terminates but lives on through the Sino-European EEB Centre
July 31st marks the official ending of the SWITCH-Asia Project “Train the Trainers” that the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China has been leading since February 2009.
Read moreChamber President meets with Heilongjiang Governor
On 10th July, the Chamber delegation, led by President Davide Cucino, met with Mr. Lu Hao, the recently appointed Governor of Heilongjiang Province.
Read moreChina, EU to hold talks on solar dispute
BEIJING (AFP) - China said Tuesday it will this week hold talks with the European Union in a bid to resolve a dispute over solar panels and other business issues, as tensions between the two risk escalating into a trade war.
Read moreEuropean Chamber’s annual conference brings business and government together in Beijing to discuss China’s ‘Road to Reform’
More than three quarters of European businesses in China believe that improvements in regulatory transparency and rule of law will be the most important catalyst for sustained economic growth in China, according to the European Chamber.
Read moreDeepest Condolences to Ya'an Earthquake Victims
The European Chamber is deeply saddened and concerned by the considerable loss of life, injury and damage caused by the earthquake in Ya'an, Sichuan. We offer all those affected our deepest condolences and compassion.
Read moreNice to see you, EU
EUROPE was the main destination last year for Chinese overseas direct investment (ODI). According to a new report by A CAPITAL, an investment fund, Chinese ODI into Europe in 2012 shot up to $12.6 billion (see chart), 21% more than in 2011. Though some countries are equivocal about a Chinese presence (see article) others welcomed investment in companies ranging from Weetabix, an English food brand, to EDP, a Portuguese utility.
Read moreH7N9 Virus Updates: WHO updates and preparedness
The latest links to the World Health Organization and member companies who support preparedness for a potential pandemic of H7N9 Virus.
Read moreXi vows to protect foreign business
Chinese President Xi Jinping has promised to protect the interests of global companies amid rising concern among foreign businesses about discriminatory policies that hurt their operations in China.
Member Analyses, March 25 - 29: National People's Congress
Member companies have analysed the NPC and the future priorities of the Party and the Government, and what they will mean for companies operating in China. We have compiled reports published this week.
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