Reflections on EU-China trade relations

What’s next for EU-China trade relations? What are some prospects for Sino-European cooperation to promote mutual growth?

BCECC Newsletter: Update about travel restrictions to China (for Belgian citizens)

Read our BCECC newsletter for all updates on how to travel to China

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Your first step to cross-border e-commerce in China: F&B session

We organized our with JD Worldwide on 17 September for companies who want to tap into China’s fast-growing e-commerce market as a food & beverage company.

BCECC Newsletter: Is learning Chinese useful for Belgians?

Why learn Chinese? Whether you are the CEO of a company or working in export management or customer service, if you are doing business with China, learning the language and the culture is definitely a valuable investment of your time.

Beijing: New global opportunities for foreign companies

Are you a Belgian company working in the service, finance & legal, advertising or consultancy sector? It’s high time to have a look at Beijing!

Online dialogue on China – EU & Belgium Economic Relations

We organized our webinar with the new Minister (Commerce) of the Chinese Mission to the EU and the Economic Counselor of the Chinese Embassy to the Kingdom of Belgium to provide some new insights on EU-China relations and the possible consequences for your business.

Exclusive dinner & Football match (Belgium – Czech Republic)

Join us for an exclusive evening to learn all about the commercial opportunities in relation to of the RBFA, watch the next home game of our Red Devils in the King Baudouin Stadium, and enjoy a lovely networking dinner together in the VIP Village.

BCECC Newsletter: The Tourism Sector in Corona Times

21 July 2021 is National Day in Belgium. It is a chance for Belgian families to spend time with their families and take a holiday. Summer is the peak season for European tourism. Despite safety and hygiene regulations and additional testing procedures, many Belgians still travel to European destinations. However, many people also choose to […]

The BCECC’s Mix & Mingle BBQ

It’s been so long since we’ve seen each other! To welcome those who have come aboard as a new member during the pandemic and to meet up with our older friends after the holidays, the Belgian-Chinese Chamber of Commerce (BCECC) is excited to announce its first offline event of this year: Mix & Mingle BBQ on 2 September 2021.

Guided visit to Exhibition “From Peking to Hankou: a Belgian adventure in China”

Dive into an unknown piece of China’s history, which was a beautiful example of Sino-Belgian combined efforts, during our guided visit to this exhibition!

BCECC Newsletter: Strong ties between Liege and China: today and in the future

The city and province of Liege have long lasting relationships with China and are expected to play a major role in the future Sino-Walloon ecosystem.

BCECC Newsletter: Football in Belgium and in China

Football is very popular in Belgium and gaining importance in China. Read all about the business opportunities in this sector in our BCECC newsletter

Business Chinese language courses

Take small steps to really converse with your Chinese business partners in their language by joining our online business Chinese language courses starting from September 2021 organized by the Confucius Institute at Group T – Academy and the Belgian-Chinese Chamber of Commerce (BCECC).

Summary of our webinar “China’s 14th Five Year Plan and beyond: Opportunities for Belgian and Chinese companies”

BCECC and AECBL successfully held their webinar “China’s 14th Five Year Plan and beyond: Opportunities for Belgian and Chinese companies” on 23 June 2021.

BCECC Newsletter: Antwerp – Chongqing: 10th Anniversary

Read all about the sister agreement and cooperation between Antwerp and Chongqing in this BCECC Newsletter!

Summary of the China-EU Economic, Trade and Investment Cooperation Cloud Summit

Chairman Dewit attended the China-EU Economic, Trade and Investment Cooperation Cloud Summit on 17 June 2021.

Financial solutions for European companies in doing business with China

In today’s complex globalized market, the Chinese Yuan is gaining importance as a global trade currency. While this offers opportunities for European players, it can also present some challenges. To help European companies tackle these challenges, we organized this webinar on 10 June 2021.

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