Business in China 2024: Challenges, Opportunities, and Outlook

Italian Chamber of Commerce Hong Kong & Macao

The Italian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong & Macao is a non-profit organization incorporated in March of 1997. Its roots are in the Italian Business Association, established in 1993 with the aim of promoting business exchanges between Hong Kong, Macao and Italy and at the same time establishing a common platform for the Italian business community based in Hong Kong and its local members.

In March of 1999 the Italian Chamber of Commerce received official recognition from the Italian Government. Since then, the ICC has grown into a substantial organization which, in partnership with the Italian Consulate General and the Italian Trade Commission, provides support to its Members, both Italian and local.

One of the Chamber’s policies is to continuously add value to our Members. We are constantly seeking new members and business contacts who are interested in developing commercial relations with Italy, Hong Kong and Macao. Our member companies will be able to benefit from the opportunities and services offered by the Chamber while at the same time they can enrich the Chamber with their expertise and business possibilities.

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Join us on July 17th at GermanHub™ for the "Business in China 2024: Challenges, Opportunities, and Outlook" business seminar. This event is organised by The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, alongside The European Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, the German Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, and and other supporting organisations.

Since China lifted its 'zero-COVID' strategy, the nation has faced challenges in restoring its appeal as a top investment destination. Findings from the China Business Confidence Survey 2024, conducted by Roland Berger and the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, indicate a continued decline in business confidence, despite the reopening of borders. Instead of benefitting from the strong economic rebound that many had expected, European firms operating in China found themselves facing more uncertainty.

During the seminar, esteemed speakers Klaus Zenkel and Laurent Doucet will discuss these findings and explore the ongoing complexities European firms face in China. Moderated by Johannes Hack, the session will conclude with a Q&A. A light breakfast and refreshments will be provided.

Don't miss your chance to gain invaluable insights and connect with industry leaders.

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