On 29th December 2023, the NPC’s Standing Committee adopted an amendment to China’s Company Law, due to take effect on 1st July 2024. This decision follows several years of draft amendments and deliberations stretching back to the end of 2021.…
Dear members and friends of the BritCham community, As we pen down our reflections on the closing chapter of 2023, it seems like only yesterday that we embarked on this journey together. In my fifth year at the Chamber, 2023…
The British Chamber of Commerce in China is delighted to partner with the Institute of Directors (IoD) to deliver their course, the International Role of the Director and the Board, in China. We will be offering this popular course again…
The British Chamber of Commerce in China welcomes the State Council's Opinion on Optimising Investment Environment for Foreign Businesses and Increase Attraction for Foreign Investment. It emphasises the importance of attracting quality foreign investment, promises equal treatment and stronger support…
The Beijing government has been aiming to further develop the city’s economy under the Two Zones policy framework. From BritCham’s communication with the Beijing government this year, policies under the ‘Two Zones’ have been frequently mentioned with the goals to…
Executive Summary In the face of deepening globalisation, the world has experienced a shift in global supply chains, with production processes dispersed across countries and regions. This distributed model has propelled countries like China, Thailand, and Vietnam to remarkable economic…
China’s proposals to regulate generative AI On April 11, 2023, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) issued draft Administrative Measures for Generative Artificial Intelligence Services (“Draft AI Measures”). Executive Summary The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies has transformed…
