On March 15, 2019, the National People’s Congress passed the Foreign Investment Law of the People’s Republic of China (the Foreign Investment Law) after several rounds of public consultation. The new law, which will come into effect on January 1,…
If your company wants to go to China, a city here may require your attention – Shenzhen. Why Shenzhen? It is not only a place home to 500 companies’ headquarters such as Huawei, Tencent, but the frenetic heart of China’s…
To view full "Education on the Belt and Road" report, please download here: 请按此下载一带一路教育报告 As building trade links beyond Europe becomes increasingly important to the UK’s future, a new report outlines ‘myriad opportunities’ for the British education industry in…
In preparation for the launch of BritCham's inaugural Position Paper, we have highlighted 3 laws and regulations introduced by the Chinese government that may affect British businesses operating in China.
The UK government recently released a new International Education Strategy. The strategy outlines further commitment to the UK’s internationalisation including student mobility and transnational education. The strategy highlights specific measures to support future internationalisation, including extending the period of post-study…
Beijing, 2 April 2019 – A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed at the British Business Centre in Beijing yesterday, marking an important chapter for British businesses in China with the creation of a British Chamber National Membership. From 1…
A delightful Friday evening for BritCham last week, where we welcomed the Rt. Hon Lord Mayor of the City of London, Alderman Peter Estlin and his delegation, to join a private VIP dinner with 50 guests at the Intercontinental Sanlitun. With Beijing…
China Now, one of British Chamber of Commerce in China’s signature events, was held again this year, just hours after the lianghui concluded. Nine esteemed speakers and panellists from a wide range of industries and backgrounds shared their insightful thoughts…