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EU Chamber: Hopes for a fresh start in Shanghai

Pedestrians in front of the Pudong skyline, once a symbol of Shanghai’s dynamism: After the end of zero-Covide, the EU Chamber of Commerce is now promoting business-friendly conditions.
The EU Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai is hoping for a fresh start in 2022 that could bolster European companies across the country.
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Christiane Kühl
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This year, the EU Chamber of Commerce wants to look forward again. This was evident from the tone of the position paper presented by the Shanghai branch on Tuesday, the first in a series of planned local editions. Last year, the position paper of the European Chamber of Commerce in China (EUCCC) was still dominated by frustration and disappointment over China’s zero-covid policy and increasing politicization of the business environment.

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