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From September 8 to 11, the 26th China International Investment and Trade Fair was held in Xiamen, Fujian. At the first production and supply chain international cooperation dialogue meeting held by the Ministry of Commerce, Liu Jiandong, president of the European Union's Chinese Chamber of Commerce and chairman of Bank of China Limited, said that the China-Europe production supply chain has formed a pattern of deep integration and interdependence, and that open cooperation is an institutional guarantee for the resilience of the production and supply chain. In an exclusive interview with reporters after the meeting, Liu Jiandong further stated that Europe is still the key direction for Chinese enterprises to invest overseas. However, the challenges faced by enterprises have changed markedly. In the past, they were more concentrated at the level of market entry. Today, compliance pressure continues to increase and geopolitical complexity is rising, causing Chinese enterprises to pay more attention to a core issue: how to achieve better, more stable, more sustainable, and more compliant development in the European market. Liu Jiandong believes that the key for Chinese enterprises to take root in Europe is to drive employment and industrial collaboration through mutual benefit and win-win results, enhance policy research and judgment capabilities by thoroughly understanding local rules, establish a firm business bottom line with high standards of compliance, and truly integrate into society with a localized attitude of “in Europe and for Europe.”
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From September 8 to 11, the 26th China International Investment and Trade Fair was held in Xiamen, Fujian. At the first production and supply chain international cooperation dialogue meeting held by the Ministry of Commerce, Liu Jiandong, president of the European Union's Chinese Chamber of Commerce and chairman of Bank of China Limited, said that the China-Europe production supply chain has formed a pattern of deep integration and interdependence, and that open cooperation is an institutional guarantee for the resilience of the production and supply chain. In an exclusive interview with reporters after the meeting, Liu Jiandong further stated that Europe is still the key direction for Chinese enterprises to invest overseas. However, the challenges faced by enterprises have changed markedly. In the past, they were more concentrated at the level of market entry. Today, compliance pressure continues to increase and geopolitical complexity is rising, causing Chinese enterprises to pay more attention to a core issue: how to achieve better, more stable, more sustainable, and more compliant development in the European market. Liu Jiandong believes that the key for Chinese enterprises to take root in Europe is to drive employment and industrial collaboration through mutual benefit and win-win results, enhance policy research and judgment capabilities by thoroughly understanding local rules, establish a firm business bottom line with high standards of compliance, and truly integrate into society with a localized attitude of “in Europe and for Europe.”
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