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Nov 25 | China-Foreign Chambers Business Exchange | 中外商会商务交流会邀请函
Jointly organised by AUSTCHAM South China & MAYCHAM GBA, and with supporting organisers from 9 foreign chambers of commerce in Greater Bay Area, and 12 chambers of commerce organized by Guangdong Province Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, the CHINA-FOREIGN CHAMBERS BUSINESS EXCHANGE is to promote business exchanges between the foreign chambers of commerce in China and Guangdong …
Review | Key Takeaways from Seminar: China Employment and Visa Issues Throughout and Beyond COVID-19 回顾|研讨会概要：新冠疫情前后的中国就业和签证问题
On Tuesday 22 September Zhong Lun Law Firm and Valueplus Consulting – in collaboration with the Australian Chamber of Commerce (AustCham) South China, the BritCham Chamber of Commerce (BritCham) Guangdong, and the Guangzhou Association of Enterprises with Foreign Investment – organised a seminar at Zhong Lun’s Shenzhen office on China employment and visa issues throughout …
Review | Seminar on Personal Data Protection
Review | Key Takeaways from Seminar: Personal Data Protection and Network Security Measures for Companies in the Greater Bay Area – Legal and IT Considerations On Thursday 22 October Zhong Lun Law Firm and Dezan Shira & Associates – in collaboration with the British Chamber of Commerce (BritCham) Guangdong, the Australian Chamber of Commerce (AustCham) …
Talking Points | Tourism between China and Australia
There has been phenomenal growth in two-way tourism between China and Australia in the past decade. Currently, China is Australia’s largest and most lucrative source of tourism, while Australia is China’s 13th largest source of incoming tourism. In today’s talking points about tourism, we explore the latest developments in tourism, an important facet of the …
Past Events
Melbourne Cup Celebration 2022
Before the Thanksgiving Day, there’s another carnival which attracts eyes of Australians. What has such a magical power that make massive Australians revel? The Melbourne Cup horse race is a defi...
1 November @ 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Recap | Meeting with CCPIT
On the afternoon of June 21st, Malcolm Yap, Deputy Chair of China Australia Chamber of Commerce-South China (AustCham South China), Board Director Chuan Tran and Marketing manager Simon Lee, visited...
21 June @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Recap | Net-Zero Carbon Buildings & Green Materials 2022
The future of our planet depends on sustainable development. AustCham South China, together with long term member China Ceramics City, had the privilege of jointly hosting an insightful and educat...
8 June @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Recap | Expert Access Luncheon
AustCham South China Access Lunch at Park Hyatt Shenzhen featured one of the leading personalities in Social Media and KOL Marketing in Asia with a dominant position in China. The lunch was sched...
26 May @ 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Event Review | THIRSTY THURSDAYS
Thank you all for those who joined our Thirsty Thursday event at Residence G, Shenzhen. A well received networking evening, one of many to come, of industry tailored events aimed to connect and boost ...
07-16-20 @ 6:30 pm
Event Review | Ambassador Briefing
Overview: The webinar provided insight into the Australia-China bilateral relationship, the respective countries’ COVID-19 situation, and the changes occurring in China’s economy. This event was h...
07-09-20 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Event Review | Resetting China’s Growth Model
Today’s Webinar focused on analysing China’s shift towards a social policy driven growth model and how opportunities for foreign business and investment in China remain abundant despite its shift ...
07-03-20 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Event Review | The Future of MedTech post COVID-19 in China and Beyond
This webinar was focused on China’s leading digitalization of healthcare post COVID-19, and the opportunities and challenges it poses for Australian businesses, led by Tim White (Trade Commissioner ...
07-01-20 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm