Press Releases
Statement on the 25th EU-China Summit
On 24th July, the 25th EU-China Summit took place in Beijing, China.
European Chamber Looks Forward to Service Check of EU-China Relations
A business roundtable hosted by the Chinese Ministry of Commerce took place on the margins of the EU-China Summit today
Statement on the 25th EU-China Summit
On 24th July, the 25th EU-China Summit took place in Beijing, China.
Read moreEuropean Chamber Looks Forward to Service Check of EU-China Relations
A business roundtable hosted by the Chinese Ministry of Commerce took place on the margins of the EU-China Summit today
Read moreStatement on the Forthcoming EU-China Summit Business Roundtable
A business roundtable hosted by the Chinese Ministry of Commerce will take place on the margins of the EU-China Summit on 24th July 2025 in Beijing.
Read moreStatement on the Forthcoming EU-China Summit
The 25th EU-China Summit will take place in Beijing, China on 24th July 2025.
Read moreStatement on China’s Restrictive Measures on Medical Device Imports from the EU In Government Procurement
The European Chamber is deeply concerned by the announcement, as it marks a further escalation of EU-China trade tensions at a time when European businesses are hoping for a resolution to many long-standing issues and a deepening of EU-China ties.
Read moreComment on the Final Ruling of MOFCOM’s Antidumping Investigation into European Brandy
European brandy importers will be impacted to a different extent by the ruling depending on their size. The greater resilience that larger companies have means they are likely better positioned to mitigate potential effects of the ruling.
Read moreStatement on China’s Export Controls on Rare Earth Elements
The European Chamber convened a meeting on 6th June with representatives from industries that are most impacted by China’s export controls on rare earth elements (REEs) and related magnets.
Read moreStatement on the European Commission’s Decision to Restrict Chinese Firms’ Access to EU Procurement Contracts Under the International Procurement Instrument (IPI)
The Chamber encourages both parties to work to achieve a negotiated solution, and stands ready to work with interlocutors from both the EU and China to achieve this endeavour.
Read moreEuropean Chamber Elects New Executive Committee 2025-2027
On 29th May, the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China’s Annual General Meeting took place in Beijing, during which the Chamber’s leadership was elected for the next two years.
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