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With the new EU Commission having taken office in December 2024, Europe is poised for a potential shift in its policy directions, particularly regarding its relationship with China. For anyone operating in both regions, understanding the Commission's priorities and strategies is more than ever critical to navigate the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead, especially considering the current general geopolitical situation.
Join us for an in-depth discussion with Michaël de Boer, Trade Affairs Manager at the Delegation of the European Union to China, as he explores the implications of the new EU Commission's agenda on trade, diplomacy, and business collaboration between the EU and China.
This session will provide:
- An overview of the new EU Commission's trade policies and strategic priorities:
- Gain insights into how these policies are shaping EU-China relations and their impact on business in key sectors.
- An analysis of policy changes affecting European businesses in China:
- Explore how the Commission's initial actions and positions since December 2024 are influencing trade and investment opportunities.
- Strategic considerations for businesses operating in a dynamic geopolitical landscape:
- Learn how other businesses are trying to build resilience and adapt to current evolving challenges in global trade, between various economic powers.
The event will start off with a presentation by Michaël de Boer followed by an interactive panel discussion with business leaders active in various industries. The panel discussion shall be moderated by our Legal Representative, Mr. Philippe Snel.
Date & Time: Thursday February 20th, 3pm-5:30pm
Venue: 5th Floor, Building 2, Corporate Avenue, 202 HubinRoad, Huangpu District
黄浦区湖滨路202号企业天地2号楼普华永道中心（5楼）
