European Chamber, Author at #AdvocatingForTheFuture

“20 years ago, we were big fish in a small pond; the situation has changed and now we are small fish in a big pond. Currently, foreign companies are just a small part of the Chinese economy, local companies have grown.”

Bernhard Weber, General Manager, Baden-Württemberg International Nanjing; Chief Representative of the State of Baden-Württemberg in China

By European Chamber, 5 years5 years ago

“Sitting at the table as one Europe gave us the size, leverage and significance we needed to negotiate agreements with China. We definitely got better deals than any European country could have achieved on their own.”

Helmut Güsten, former Nanjing Board Chair of the European Chamber

By European Chamber, 5 years5 years ago

“Government officials were invited to communicate directly with European Chamber members to address concerns, interpret and explain important regulations.”

Peiqin Ding, Tax Partner of Deloitte China (Nanjing); Nanjing Local Chair of Finance and Taxation Working Group at the European Chamber

By European Chamber, 5 years5 years ago

“I have a lot of very good memories of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China … One of my favourites is the day I was elected vice president in 2014.”

Sara Marchetta, Partner of Chiomenti Law Firm Beijing; States’ Representative of the European Chamber

By European Chamber, 5 years5 years ago

“In 2000, China issued its first set of State Council-level medical device regulations. Today the articles in the regulations have been enriched to cover all links in the total life cycle of medical devices.”

Interview with Yongheng Chang, former deputy director-general of the China International Exchange Centre for Food and Drugs, Executive Chair of the China International Medical Device Regulatory Forum.

By European Chamber, 5 years5 years ago

Interview

“The European business community has long been part of China’s success story. Today, the EU is China’s most important trading partner, while China is the EU’s second most important trading partner.”

Charlotte Roule, CEO of ENGIE China; Vice President of the European Chamber

By European Chamber, 5 years5 years ago

“Europe speaking with one voice – a big achievement, guaranteeing the significance of our lobbying voice to the Chinese regulators.”

Dr Matthias Göbel, Chief Representative for China, Lufthansa Group; States’ Representative of the European Chamber

By European Chamber, 5 years5 years ago

European Chamber

Interview

“20 years ago, we were big fish in a small pond; the situation has changed and now we are small fish in a big pond. Currently, foreign companies are just a small part of the Chinese economy, local companies have grown.”

Interview

“Sitting at the table as one Europe gave us the size, leverage and significance we needed to negotiate agreements with China. We definitely got better deals than any European country could have achieved on their own.”

Interview

“Government officials were invited to communicate directly with European Chamber members to address concerns, interpret and explain important regulations.”

Interview

“I have a lot of very good memories of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China … One of my favourites is the day I was elected vice president in 2014.”

Interview

“In 2000, China issued its first set of State Council-level medical device regulations. Today the articles in the regulations have been enriched to cover all links in the total life cycle of medical devices.”

Interview

“The European business community has long been part of China’s success story. Today, the EU is China’s most important trading partner, while China is the EU’s second most important trading partner.”

Advocacy

Improved Transparency and Fairer Treatment for Foreign Businesses

Interview

“Europe speaking with one voice – a big achievement, guaranteeing the significance of our lobbying voice to the Chinese regulators.”

Interview

“Since its founding, the European Chamber has been an essential part of our tool box in Maersk.”

Advocacy

In-house and Qualified Third-party Test Reports Will be Accepted for Medical Device Registration