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When

Wednesday, January 8, 2020 (1:30 PM - 4:00 PM) GMT+8

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German Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, China

上海市蒙自路757号歌斐中心29楼
29F Gopher Center, No. 757 Mengzi Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai

Shanghai, China

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Präsentation des EU Handelskammer "Positionspapiers 2019/2020"


The event will be held in German


One of the biggest challenges that European companies face in China is the perpetuation of China's 'economic caste system', which distinguishes companies by ownership, and favours state-owned over private and local over foreign. This biased economic structure pits finance-starved private companies against the unnaturally enhanced, inefficient SOEs that are at the core of the China's structural problems.The continuation of this system is doing little to inspire the European business communities' long-term confidence in China's economy.


Fortunately, there are some signs that a re-examination of China's current economic course is needed, with loud and prominent voices from within the government having voiced support for the concept of 'competitive neutrality'. This idea, originally developed in Australia and then embraced widely across OECD countries, begins with the simple premise that government should not provide special treatment to any given enterprise. Embracing this idea, while also reinvigorating SOE reform, can begin to resolve some of the foundational problems that are limiting China's development.


To help achieve this, the European Chamber has proposed a series of bold recommendations to the Chinese Government, which require it to undertake considerable unilateral changes that are in its best interests. At the same time, the Chamber has proposed actions that the EU can take to better protect itself from the market distortions caused by China's hand-picked 'national champions', while also strengthening the common market and creating the kind of environment in which all companies can thrive.


Language: German


Agenda:

13:30 – 14:00 Registration

14:00 – 14:10 Welcoming Remarks by Mr. Clas Neumann

14:10 – 15:30 Presentation and Q&A

15:30 – 16:00 Networking


Ticket Price:

  • Member: 150 RMB
  • Non-member: 300 RMB

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Moderator & Speakers

  • Clas Neumann (Moderator) (Member of the Board of German Chamber of Commerce in China | Shanghai and Senior Vice President, Head of SAP Global Labs Network SAP China Co., Ltd.)

    Clas Neumann (Moderator)

    Member of the Board of German Chamber of Commerce in China | Shanghai and Senior Vice President, Head of SAP Global Labs Network SAP China Co., Ltd.

  • Marcus Wassmuth (Shanghai Chapter Board Member at European Union Chamber of Commerce in China)

    Marcus Wassmuth

    Shanghai Chapter Board Member at European Union Chamber of Commerce in China

  • Andreas Eisfelder (Vice Chair of the Energy Working Group at European Union Chamber of Commerce in China)

    Andreas Eisfelder

    Vice Chair of the Energy Working Group at European Union Chamber of Commerce in China

  • TZ

    Thilo Zimmermann

    Vice Chair of the Banking & Securities Working Group at European Union Chamber of Commerce in China

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