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The 10th Europe Forum 2024 · Brussels

Transformative Leadership for Challenging Times: Cultivating China-EU Business Leaders

EUCBA is happy to announce that “The 10th Europe Forum 2024 · Brussels”, co-organzied by China Europe International Business School (CEIBS), EU-China Business Association and China Chamber of Commerce to the EU, will go to Brussels again on October 22, 2024, with a branch venue in Shanghai simultaneously.

EUCBA selected as official partner of next phase of EU SME Centre

The EU-China Business Association has been selected as official partner of the next phase of the EU SME Centre in Beijing. The next phase will start on 1 July 2022.

The EU SME Centre is a European Union initiative that provides a comprehensive range of hands-on support services to European small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), getting them ready to do business in China.

China has joined the global economy as one of its major powers. Combining its comparative advantages with those of Europe through complementary co-operation can contribute to sustainable growth and higher wealth in both regions and the world at large.

The promotion of fair trade relations on a level playing field with China cannot be sufficiently achieved by national activities alone. In fact, the EU – rather than member states – is the competent body on a whole range of issues. It is therefore imperative for businesses across the EU that their views are properly represented in policy and decision making at both the EU and member state level.

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The EU–China Business Association (EUCBA) is the EU-wide federation of national non-profit business organisations in the European Union with specialization and particular expertise in exchange of knowledge on investments and trade with China. At current, EUCBA unites 20 members in 20 countries representing more than 20,000 companies – large, medium, and small, in all branches of industry, commerce and the service sector.

EUCBA promotes direct investment and trade between China and the EU through international exchange of information and joint projects of its members – providing European companies a stronger base for expanding trade cooperation with China.