With the beginning of the new year, DP Group has organized a series of webinars to explore the essential updates for foreign businesses operating in China, India and Vietnam in 2021.
This series of webinars started on February 5th, 2021, with Vietnam 2021. For this occasion, we invited Mr. Antonino Tedesco, Head of Economic and Commercial Section of the Embassy of Italy in Vietnam, and Mr. Michele D’Ercole, Chairman of ICHAM to provide the Welcoming Remarks. Our DP Group colleagues, Mr. Filippo Scaglia, Legal Advisor of D’Andrea & Partners Legal Counsel – Hanoi office, and Mr. Tommaso Colli, General Manager of PHC Advisory Tax & Accounting, respectively presented the latest updates from both the legal and financial perspective. We then hosted an insightful panel discussion with the representatives of Copan, Piaggio Vietnam, Ariston Thermo Vietnam, Bonfiglioli Vietnam, Banca Intesa San Paolo and Inxtead Consulting, moderated by our colleagues Ms. Gaia Rizzi and Mrs. Divya Hazra. To watch the webinar, click this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MtTzFmubDc
On February 25th, 2021, we dedicated our webinar to China 2021 during which we had the pleasure of being joined by the representatives of ITA Beijing and Fondazione Italia Cina. We then hosted an interesting panel discussion with the representatives of Casappa Shanghai, Fincantieri China, Maserati China, and Radici Group. The event was also an opportunity for our D’Andrea & Partners Legal Counsel’s Senior Partner, Mr. Matteo Zhi, and PHC Advisory Tax & Accounting’s General Manager, Mr. Tommaso Colli, to go through the latest legal and fiscal updates of which Italian companies should be aware of when doing business in China in 2021. The webinar was moderated by Eastant Communication & Events’ Marketing Manager, Ms. Gaia Rizzi.
To conclude this series of webinars, we hosted India 2021, with esteemed speakers such as H.E. Vincenzo De Luca, Ambassador of Italy in India, Mr. Alessandro Liberatori, Director of ITA New Delhi, along with the representatives of Danieli Group, MTA Automotive Solutions, Ariston Thermo India, Marposs India, and PHC Advisory Tax & Accounting. The webinar was moderated once again by our colleagues Mrs. Divya Hazra, who also gave a presentation on the latest legal updates, and Ms. Gaia Rizzi.
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