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The nineteen-year presence of the FCCC as the essential business platform for China and Flanders, set up by a group of heavyweight investors from Belgium in China, has led to a number of remarkable successes. In this long – and yet, in some respects short – period of time, we were able to significantly support trade relations and mutual understanding between both sides.

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In person event: China’s stimulus pivot: policy panacea or just another sugar high? - 10 December- 17h00 - Leuven

10.12

In person event: "China’s stimulus pivot: policy panacea or just another sugar high?" - 10 December- 17h00 - Leuven

The Flanders-China Chamber of Commerce and KBC Group, are pleased to invite you to an in-person event which will take place on 10 December 2024 at 17h00 at KBC Bank, Brusselsesteenweg 100, 3000 Leuven.

Meeting and Dinner With Shanghai Business Delegation - 28 November 2024 - 17h00 - Ghent

28.11

Meeting and Dinner With Shanghai Business Delegation - 28 November 2024 - 17h00 - Ghent

The Flanders-China Chamber of Commerce are pleased to invite you to a meeting and dinner with a Shanghai business delegation. This meeting will take place on Thursday 28 November at 17h00 at Cercle Royal La Concorde, Kouter 150, 9000 Gent.

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China Business Weekly - 10 December 2024

China Business Weekly - 10 December 2024
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China's winter economy heating up

China's winter economy heating up

China’s ice and snow economy is thriving, turning its natural “cold resources” into a burgeoning “hot economy”. From expanding ski resorts to increasing visits by skiers, the rise of snow tourism is creating fresh opportunities for regions across the country as winter takes hold.
Chinese businesses reduce purchases of U.S. chips; sector relies on innovation to counter U.S. sanctions

Chinese businesses reduce purchases of U.S. chips; sector relies on innovation to counter U.S. sanctions

China’s state-backed sector associations covering internet companies, semiconductor firms, auto makers and communications network operators have called on their respective members to shun chips from U.S. suppliers in retaliation against the U.S.' latest sanctions.

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