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The twenty-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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Webinar: European Business in China: Position Paper 2026/2027 - 25 November - 10h00 CET

25.11

Webinar: European Business in China: Position Paper 2026/2027 - 25 November - 10h00 CET

This webinar will provide insights into the key challenges and opportunities facing European businesses in China, as outlined in the **European Business in China Position Paper 2026/2027**. The session will examine China's evolving business environment, the implications of the **15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030)**, and the changing role of China in global supply chains, highlighting key recommendations for European companies operating in the Chinese market.

Past events
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Webinar | EU–China 2026: Trading Under Pressure, Investing Under Scrutiny | 28 October, 10:00 CET

28.10

Webinar | EU–China 2026: Trading Under Pressure, Investing Under Scrutiny | 28 October, 10:00 CET

This webinar will provide insights into the evolving EU–China trade and investment landscape. Mr Xiaoyi Tang, Partner at Dentons, will discuss trade regulations, compliance requirements and commercial opportunities, while Mr Richard Liu, Senior Associate at Dentons, will address greenfield investment and foreign direct investment screening in Belgium.

In-person Keynote | China AI in Focus: What European Businesses Need to Know Now | 19 October | 16h30 | Ghent

19.10

In-person Keynote | China AI in Focus: What European Businesses Need to Know Now | 19 October | 16h30 | Ghent

An expert keynote by Etienne Charlier, AI & Business Strategy Expert, offering insights into China’s fast-moving AI landscape, how Chinese companies are operationalising AI across industries, the opportunities offered by emerging models and tools, and the key risks and dependencies European companies should consider, followed by a Q&A session and networking drinks.

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