For the German economy, the transformation process of Chinese economy includes risks as well as new opportunities. With China being Germany’s fourth biggest destination for exports worldwide, its market changes lead to immediate effects for the German GDP. According to the German central bank, an economic slowdown in China implies a serious risk for growing losses for German companies. Nevertheless, China’s increasing focus on high-technology and environmental solutions will likely benefit exports of specialized German companies in the future.

We are honoured to invite you to our annual event at HANNOVER MESSE:

EU-China Economic Cooperation (EUCEC) Forum 2017 – program now online!

at Business Forum 2, Hall 3, Global Business & Markets, Hannover Messe

supported by EU-China Business Association (EUCBA)

on April 27, 2017

This year we welcome speakers from the German-Chinese Bureau of Economic Research, Squire Patton Boggs, CDNetworks Europe, prospecter business development and Rödl & Partner.

Visit all co-exhibitors and DCW at our International Joint Booth “Doing Business with China” in Hall 3, G23/1!

Participation at EUCEC Forum 2017 is free of charge for visitors of HANNOVER MESSE. Registration is required. Please register via e-mail: registration@dcw-gmbh.de. We provide members of DCW with a free ticket to Hannover Messe.

More information at www.dcw-ev.de/hannovermesse

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