BRUXELLES, Jan 26th 2016 – Mr. D’Andrea – as the Vice-Chairman and only representative of the Board of Directors of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, Shanghai Chapter – met in the late afternoon Jyrki Katainen, Vice-President of the EU Commission, EU delegate for the development of jobs, growth, competitiveness and investments. “EUCCC – declared Mr. D’Andrea – represents a cultural and economic focal point, and a point of reference for the European companies in China. Our presence here means the role held by the Chamber as a mediator among the companies themselves and the top Institutions of European Union. Our mission, today, is to introduce to the central Entities the state of the art of the economy and investments abroad, in the optics of the development of international economic relations”
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