Adam Dunnett, secretary general of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China (European Chamber) outlines the organization’s three key roles of advocacy, providing business intelligence and strengthening the European business community. He also details an extraordinarily productive past six months – during which the European Chamber held meetings with Premier Li Keqiang and Vice Premier Hu Chunhua, and published six key papers – and talks about his hope for stronger commercial ties between the EU and China.
The past six months have been significant. We held two successful high-level meetings, one with Premier Li Keqiang and one with Vice Premier Hu Chunhua. Being able to receive this sort of access and having the opportunity to conduct real dialogue with such high-level Chinese leaders twice in such a short period shows the importance that China attaches to EU-China relations, and to the European Chamber as a platform for such dialogue.
