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China – Belgian-Chinese Chamber of Commerce (BCECC)
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Contact
Mr. Bernard Dewit
President
Mr. Luc Arnouts
Vice-President
Mr. Vincent De Saedeleer
Vice-President
Ms. Chen Si
Executive Manager
Address
Avenue Louise 279 Louizalaan b287.2
1050 Bruxelles
Our services
- Basic info on legislation, establishing a company, business culture, do’s & dont’s, …
- Legal advice (e.g. on contracts, HR, customs, taxation, IPR, packaging, etc.)
- Setting up a B2B program for individual companies
- Setting up a B2B program for business delegations
- Company domiciliation
- Setting up a company
- Translation of documents
Who we are
The BCECC is the leading Belgian business association for companies engaged in doing business in or with China. It is a non-profit organization established in the 1980s following the beginnings of China’s open-door policy and is located in Brussels, the heart of Europe.
The BCECC is also increasingly involved in offering support to Belgian companies, particularly SMEs, interested in attending European-Chinese matchmaking events and trade fairs in China. In addition to the services already mentioned above, the BCECC also helps its members with referrals, business matching and identification of experienced partners in both Belgium and China.
Our activities
- Match-making meetings with Chinese economic & official delegations coming to Belgium
- Seminars & information sessions ranging from customs issues, IPR problems to recent economic developments
- Intensive workshops focusing on cross-cultural management
- Company visits
- Workshops for Chinese businessmen to attract investments in Belgium
- Conferences about EU-China relations and dialogue
- Lunches with high-level officials
Number of members
500
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