To support the high-quality international expansion of Beijing's private enterprises and enhance their global competitiveness, CCPIT Beijing, Beijing Chamber of International Commerce (BCIC), and the Beijing Academy of International Economy and Trade jointly hosted a session of the Beijing International Economic and Trade Lecture on June 12. The lecture featured Professor Pan Sukun from the School of Economics and Management at North China University of Technology and Associate Professor Che Luyao from China University of Political Science and Law. It was live-streamed via BCIC's WeChat official account.
Professor Pan delivered an in-depth analysis of the key challenges faced by Beijing-based enterprises in their efforts to expand globally, with a focus on issues such as market positioning, strategic planning, international talent recruitment, and financing channels. He advocated for stronger policy guidance, enhanced financial support, and differentiated competitive strategies. Associate Professor Che highlighted the legal and regulatory obstacles that private enterprises may encounter when entering foreign markets. These include traditional trade remedies, investment subsidy evaluations, investment security reviews, technology export restrictions, and intellectual property compliance. He recommended that enterprises establish technology partnerships, strictly adhere to internationally recognized accounting and auditing standards, and establish mechanisms for ongoing collection of compliance-related information to ensure stable and sustainable global expansion.
The event attracted over 320 online participants, including representatives from CCPIT Beijing, relevant chambers of commerce, trade associations, and enterprises.
Chairman: Zhang Jianwei Chairperson: Li Xiangying Vice Chairman: Liu Yang Vic...