CCIA co-hosts event, sends letter ahead of EU-China summit
CCIA Europe co-hosted a well-attended breakfast event today, September 23, on the EU’s engagement with China on digital trade issues. The occasion is next week’s EU-China High Level Economic Dialogue in Beijing which see senior EU participation by Commissioners Malmstrom, Oettinger and Katainen.
Wednesday’s event also presented a new joint letter to the three Commissioners expressing our industry’s views on Chinese market barriers, cybersecurity and online freedoms.
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CCIA Europe co-hosted a well-attended breakfast event today, September 23, on the EU’s engagement with China on digital trade issues. The occasion is next week’s EU-China High Level Economic Dialogue in Beijing which see senior EU participation by Commissioners Malmstrom, Oettinger and Katainen.
Wednesday’s event also presented a new joint letter to the three Commissioners expressing our industry’s views on Chinese market barriers, cybersecurity and online freedoms.
