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European Chamber Christmas Market in Shenyang
About 500 Chinese and international guests attended the EUCCC Christmas Market raising funds for the Shenyang Children’s Welfare Institute.
Read moreChamber’s News: Greetings from South China
The Chamber Pearl River Delta Chapter, with offices in Guangzhou since 2006 and in Shenzhen since 2007, is now named the “South China Chapter”. The decision was taken by the Executive Committee meeting at the end of November.
Read moreEuropean Chamber Delegation led by President Joerg Wuttke met with DG Xu Kunlin, Price Supervision and Anti-Monopoly Bureau of NDRC
On the morning of November 28th, 2014, a European Chamber delegation led by President Joerg Wuttke met with Director General Xu Kunlin at the NDRC. The two parties exchanged over issues related to anti-monopoly enforcement and pharmaceutical pricing reforms.
Read more欧盟商会主席伍德克一行会见国家发展改革委价格监督与反垄断局许昆林局长
2014年11月28日上午，欧盟商会主席伍德克一行前往国家发改委拜会了价格监督与反垄断局许昆林局长。双方就反垄断、药品价格改革等有关问题进行了沟通交流。
Read more中国欧盟商会发布新闻通稿于《外商投资产业指导目录》修订版
中国欧盟商会：对部分产业的外企而言，中国的《外商投资产业指导目录》修订稿是一项渐进式而不失积极的进展。然而，如能以“负面清单”管理模式彻底取代《目录》，将更能体现政府的决心。
Read moreEuropean Chamber Press Release on the publication of the revised Foreign Investment Catalogue
China’s revised draft of the Foreign Investment Catalogue is another incremental and positive development for foreign business in some, but not all sectors. The removal of the investment catalogue altogether, in favour of a short negative list, would
Read morePresident Wuttke’s Op-ed Article is published in the Financial Times
On 4th November 2014, President Wuttke Op-ed “China needs to be placed at the top of the European Commission’s ‘to do’ list” was published in the Financial Times.
Chamber on CCTV 1's 7pm News
Vice President de la Noue was interviewed by CCTV with the interview subsequently broadcast during CCTV's primetime News at 7pm.
Read moreEuropean Chamber Statement on the Decision of the 4th Plenum
The Fourth Plenum Decision addressed a number of key concerns of European Chamber member companies with regard to the rule of law and has sent encouraging signals. However, concrete implementation steps are required now to translate these decisions into action at all levels of the government and the judiciary.
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