China’s 19th Party Congress
What does this congressional meeting spell for the future of business in China
Government Affairs
China’s Struggles to Attract Foreign Investment
The role of navigating negative lists in China’s market
Reasons to be cheerful?
The European Business in China Business Confidence Survey 2017
Are we part of the plan? China Manufacturing 2025: Putting Industrial Policy Ahead of Market Forces
On 7th March, the European Chamber released our first major publication of the year, China Manufacturing 2025: Putting Industrial Policy Ahead of Market .
Advocacy in the Southern Capital: The Nanjing Position Paper 2016/2017
Since 2015, the European Chamber has gradually been shifting the policy spotlight onto local issues, with the release of a series of local position papers.
Stability First: Beijing’s Top Priority at the Lianghui
Despite being widely anticipated to be uneventful, ahead of President Xi Jinping’s personnel shuffle later this year, the 2017 ‘Two Sessions’ (lianghui) were full of signposts.
Levelling the playing field for SMEs in China: European Chamber’s recommendations included in revised China SME Promotion Act
First coming into effect in 2003, the SME Promotion Act underwent a recent revision in late 2016.
Toeing the Party Line: China’s 6th Plenum
Discipline, anti-corruption and policy implementation
The tools to thrive: providing effective support to SME globetrotters
Providing support to SMEs has been a long-standing policy of the European Union, particularly helping them to establish businesses and succeed overseas.
Driving change in China
New commercial vehicle standard represents Chamber lobbying success
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