Today, 26 May, marks the launch of the British Business in China: Position Paper 2021. The paper is BritCham’s flagship publication, amplifying the voices of British companies across Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong and Southwest China as we raise the regulatory barriers and recommendations for market reform.
This year, our key recommendations for the Chinese government are:
2021 is a pivotal year for UK-China relations. It’s also a pivotal year for addressing climate change. We’ve highlighted the key actions that British businesses are taking to limit their carbon footprints in the paper, and will continue to support our members through our China Social Impact Awards campaign and our sustainability forum.
BritCham China Chair St. John Moore was on Bloomberg Asia News on the morning of 26 May, discussing key findings and recommendations of the Position Paper 2021
Presenting to HM Trade Commissioner John Edwards and the trade policy team at the Department for International Trade
Meeting with the incoming Chinese Ambassador to the UK Zheng Zeguang
Presenting to MOFCOM Deputy Director General Yu Yuantang at the British Chamber office
