Brussels. Updating contacts within the Chinese reality, learning from experts and consultants that support SMEs daily: these are the objectives of the last edition of “Understanding China” to be held in Brussels on 16 and 17 of February, organised by the EU SME Centre which has the Italian Chamber of Commerce as an ‘implementing partner’. This programme is aimed at partners based in the EU and SME associations and allows for the acquisition of useful information regarding access and operating modes within the Chinese market. Among the topics covered are: technology transfer, ideas for those interested in doing business in China and regulations regarding small businesses. “Understanding China” is a training programme developed for European organisations that are to learn more about the Chinese market. The programme started in 2009 to promote a dialogue on economic and commercial relations with China. (9colonne)
