Webinar - China in the COVID era: what (new) risks & opportunities for Swiss companies? - Wednesday, 8th September, 2021, 11:00 (CET)/17:00 (UTC+8)
Dear Friends of Swiss Centers, The Swiss Centers, in collaboration with the Section romande de la Société Suisse-Chine (SRSSC), are delighted to invite you to a unique webinar that will allow you to better understand how China‘s economic and political climate is changing with the pandemic, especially its ever-growing and fast-changing consumer market. If…
> Read moreThe CIIE 2021 will see the largest Swiss Cluster Booth
At the 4th edition of the CIIE (China International Import Expo), a record big Swiss Cluster Booth in the Food & Beverage area will be organized by Swiss Centers, a non-profit organization that actively supports Swiss companies to develop their business in China. The Swiss Centers is the official exhibition invitation partner since the first…
> Read moreGAC Adjusts the Certificate of Origin Form under the China-Switzerland FTA
Source: China Integrated The General Administration of Customs (“GAC”) has issued the Announcement [2021] No. 49, clarifying that it will adjust the certificate of origin form under the China-Switzerland Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The Announcement shall take effect on September 1, 2021. The Announcement states that, pursuant to relevant provisions of the Free Trade Agreement between…
> Read moreBreakfast seminar: China in the post-COVID era: behind record economic growth, what (new) risks & opportunities for Swiss companies?”
To read more in French, click here. Very engaging presentations followed by a lively Q&A Friday July 2nd at Microcity Neuchâtel. On the topic “China in the post-COVID era: behind record economic growth, what (new) risks & opportunities for Swiss companies?”, Nicolas Musy, founder of Swiss Centers and China Integrated, followed by Joe Liu, managing director…
> Read moreSwiss exports to China surge as China’s economic recovery remains unbalanced
– From January to April 2021, Switzerland exported goods in the value of 6.8 billion Swiss francs to China including Hong Kong – a plus of 26.6% year-on-year, and a plus of 14.9% when compared to the same period in 2019. – China’s economy is growing, but the recovery from the Covid crisis is unbalanced….
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