Dear Working Group Member,

The European Chamber is delighted to invite you to the next Logistics Working Group meeting, which will feature a presentation on Intermodal Transport Policies and Measures in China – Key Messages of the “Three-Year Action Plan on Restructuring Transportation” by Ms. Jingzhu Li, Senior Technical Expert at GIZ’s Sustainable Transport Programme in China.

This September, the State Council released the “Three-Year Action Plan on Restructuring Transportation (2018-2020)”, aimed at shifting the road transportation of bulk cargos to the railway and waterway transportation, with a focus on the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region and surrounding regions, Yangtze River Delta Region, etc. Through the significant optimisation of the national cargo transportation structure by 2020, the Plan intends to increase transport efficiency and reduce logistics costs, while increasing the volume of bulk cargo transported by railways and waterways.

The meeting will be held simultaneously in both Shanghai and Beijing via video conference system on November 19th from 14:00 to 15:40. 

Tentative Agenda:

• 14:00-14:10     Welcome remarks by Mr. Tony Chen, National Chair of the Logistics Working Group
• 14:10-14:50     Presentation on Intermodal Transport Policies and Measures in China – Key Messages of the “Three-Year Action Plan on Restructuring Transportation” by Ms. Jingzhu Li, Senior Technical Expert at GIZ’s Sustainable Transport Programme in China  
• 14:50-15:20     Q&A Session
• 15:20-15:30     EU Tour Debriefing by Mr. Tony Chen, National Chair of the Logistics Working Group
• 15:30-15:40     Closing remarks by Mr. Tony Chen, National Chair of the Logistics Working Group

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Ms. Jingzhu Li

Senior Technical Expert at GIZ’s Sustainable Transport Programme in China

Ms. Jingzhu Li

Senior Technical Expert at GIZ’s Sustainable Transport Programme in China

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Ms. Jingzhu Li is Senior Technical Expert at GIZ’s Sustainable Transport Programme in China. In this context, her work is focusing on the low carbon freight transport to help and support decision makers from the ministries and key stakeholders to transforming and upgrading the sector towards low carbon development. Previously, she was logistics manager in the automotive industry and research fellow at Research Institute of Highway of Ministry of Transport in China. Ms. Li holds an M.Sc. in Transport Logistics from the Technical University in Dresden (Germany), and a B.A. in Transport Management from the Chang’an University in Xi’an (China).

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