Newsletter Autumn 2008

News from the Secretary General

Tom Jensen welcomes new members and talks about the new challenges faced by the rapidly moving corporate China; such as the growing currency reserves, the high inflation rate, the large foreign trade surplus, etc.

Green China – Denmark’s initiative to open the Chinese energy market. By Henrik Martens, Royal Danish Embassy, China.

It has long been known that China is facing extensive challenges with the environment. This creates a unique business opportunity for Danish energy companies. The Chinese market for energy solutions is not only attractive, but it is also a very complex business market. Therefore, the Energy & Environment team under the Trade Council of Denmark-China (TCD-C) has launched the initiative Green China.

Business Risks in China. By Peter Macquart-Moulin, Control Risks, U. K.

China’s business environment continues to improve as the government has sought to fulfil its WTO obligations, but it still remains a complex and relatively opaque business environment. This article gives some advice and tips on how to avoid business risks in China.

Nordic Climate Solutions Conference November 25-26, 2008. By Jens Nielsen, NIDAB Networking.

In November 2008, Nordic Climate Solutions will be held at the Bella Center, Copenhagen. At this event, co-organised with the Nordic Council of Ministers, stakeholders within climate change, energy and clean-tech solutions will discuss climate change and Nordic companies will present climate friendly solutions within renewable energy and related areas.

Copenhagen Business Confucius Institute – Building Bridges between Denmark and China. By Verner Worm, Copenhagen Business School.

Chinese language is expanding rapidly at the universities in Denmark and an increasing number of high schools are offering Chinese at A-level. This trend reflects China’s increasing impact on the world and its economy.

Denmark’s Trade with China 1997 - 2007

An overview of Denmark’s trade with China in the years 1997 to 2007 is presented on the basis of data supplied from ‘Danmarks Statistik’. The figures show an increase in Denmark’s imports as well as exports in relation to China.

Latest news

Job Opportunities at Danish-Chinese Business Forum

2010.09.03

Two student positions are currently vacant at Danish-Chinese Business Forum

CEO of FOSS China receives Royal Honorary Medal

2010.09.01

On 28 August CEO Mr Cao Yong from FOSS China was awarded His Royal Highness Prince Henrik’s Medal of Honour and the Diploma of the Danish Export Association.

Expo 2010

2010.08.28

HRH the Prince Consort of Denmark participated in seminars at Expo 2010, hosted by Danish-Chinese Business Forum and member organisations.

Dynamic Sustainable Housing

2010.06.24

Submit your contribution to development of sustainable housing at the online platform for open innovation, MillionBrains.com

MOFCOM delegation in Denmark

2010.06.17

A high-level delegation headed by the Chinese Minister of Commerce, Mr. Chen Deming visited Denmark in May 2010.

The 60-year anniversary of the Danish-Chinese diplomatic relations

2010.05.11

2010 marks the 60-year of the Danish-Chinese diplomatic relations.

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