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    The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with the Italian Cultural Office, is proud to present you with a sensational insight into today’s China environmental situation and evolving scenarios: “When a Billion Chinese Jump” - a journey through an environment in crisis. Jonathan Watts, the author, has traveled from mountain paradises to industrial wastelands, via tiger farms, melting glaciers, cancer villages, science parks, coal mines and eco-cities to examine the responses of those at the top of society and the hopes of those below. Consistently attentive to human detail, he has vividly portrayed individual lives in a country all too often viewed from outside as a faceless state. Based on almost 300 interviews and close to 100,000 kilometres of journeys, this is a book that no reader - no consumer in the world - can be unaffected by. Do you have an “eco soul”? Are you involved into CSR? Does your business relate to environmental issues and projects? Come and join us, and have Jon tell you all the latest green updates.   Speaker Bio: Jonathan Watts is the Asia Environment Correspondent for The Guardian and a former president of the Foreign Correspondents` Club of China. His multimedia career includes seven years in China, seven years in Japan, five trips to North Korea, the 2004 tsunami, the 2008 Tibetan unrest, Sichuan earthquake and Beijing Olympics. He has worked for BBC, CNN, Mother Jones, Christian Science Monitor, South China Morning Post, Daily Yomiuri and Asahi Shimbun. Since taking his current post in 2009, he has covered the Copenhagen climate conference, renewable energy developments and more rubbish dumps than he cares to remember. Watts lives in Beijing. He can be reached at jon.watts@guardian.co.uk.   Information Date:            Friday, September 10th, 2010 Time:            11:00 -13:30  Location:       Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Pechino (Italian Cultural Office)                    San Li Tun, Dong Er Jie 2                     100600 Beijing                     tel. 0086 10 65322187                     意大利使馆文化处                    三里屯东二街2号                    100600 北京, 中国                    电话: 0086 10 65322187   Entry Fee:      120 RMB Members                     150 RMB Non Members Agenda 11:00 – 11:30 Registration 11:30 – 12:30 Welcome speech, and speaker’s presentation 12:30 – 13:00 Q & A  13:00 – 13:30 Light lunch cocktail with Italian food and refreshments Registration Reservations must be made by e-mail until Wednesday, September 8th, 2010 noon time. Registration fee to be paid at the entrance. For questions or further information, please contact Mr. Alberto Paoletti at +86 10 85910545 ext.615. General Conditions of Sale We will confirm your registration by e-mail. Our confirmation e-mail is the proof of your registration. Cancellation Policy You are liable for 100% of the registration fee in case your cancellation is received less than 24 hours before the event. Your registration implies acceptance of these General Conditions of Sale.  

  Breakfast Seminar> Corporate Payment Behavior in China 2009 > 14 April 2010, 8:00am   Wednesday 14 April 2010   8:00-10:00 am   8:00am Registration/Breakfast 8:30am Presentations 9:45am Q&A 10:00am End   The Westin Beijing Chaoyang East Third Ring North Road, Chaoyang District 金茂北京威斯汀大饭店 北京市朝阳区东三环北路 7 号 Tel.: +86 10 5922 8888   Members: RMB 200 Non-Members: RMB 350 The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce, the SwissCham Beijing, the Benelux Chamber of Commerce in China French Chamber of Commerce in China, the German Chamber of Commerce and the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in China invite you to a breakfast seminar on “Corporate Payment Behavior in China 2009”.   What was Corporate Payment Behavior in China in 2009? The findings of 2009 Coface Survey on Corporate Credit Management in China and Sector Outlook in 2010 will be presented during this seminar.    What had companies in China experienced during the global credit crisis? How did they deal with it from credit perspective? Which companies were affected most by the crisis?   Thanks to the RMB4000 billion stimulus program and the active fiscal policy China has adopted, strong growth resumed driven by the recovery of domestic demand in 2009, and that trend is expected to stay on track in 2010. Looking forward, which sectors bear closely watching in 2010 due to specific risks?   In this workshop, experienced experts from Coface will share with findings of their 7th survey on corporate payment behavior in China as well as insights on sector outlook in 2010: -    Corporate Credit Management practices in China in 2009 -    Most affected companies by global crisis -    Risk mitigation – Lessons learned -    Sector outlook in mainland China in 2010   A breakfast will be served during the seminar.   Speaker   Xavier Farcot, Coface Xavier Farcot is Coface’s Deputy Regional Managing Director for Greater China. He is responsible for underwriting and claims of the Group in Greater China, managing a team of risk and claims specialists located in Hong Kong, Taiwan and China. He has been with Coface since 1981, and stationed in Hong Kong since 2001. Over his years with Coface, Xavier has worked in a number of positions within various departments including market survey insurance, human resources, finance and administration, and subsequently the short-term risks underwriting department. Prior to joining Coface, he worked for Renault in the UK in their Management Control Office.  Xavier graduated from the European Business School, after studying in Paris, Frankfurt and London, in 1981 with a Diploma in Finance.   Registrations   Reservations must be made by e-mail until Tuesday 13 April 2010 at noon. If you have any questions or need further information, please contact Alberto Paoletti at +86 10 85910545 ext. 615.   General Conditions of Sale: We will confirm your registration by e-mail. Our confirmation e-mail is the proof of your registration.   Cancellation Policy: You are liable for 100% of the registration fee in case your cancellation is received less than24 hours before the event. Your registration implies acceptance of these General Conditions of Sale.   

Mar. 12th, 2010, Beijing RPC after Global Financial Crisis, which points of discontinuity in the Economical Policy? The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce is glad to invite the members to the Conference organized by the Embassy of Italy in Beijing. Members wishing to attend the Conference are asked to confirm their presence via email at event@cameraitacina.com by wednesday 10th March 2010. Conference: "La Cina dopo la Crisi: quali discontinuita` nella conduzione della politica economica?" (RPC after Global Financial Crisis, which points of discontinuity in the Economical Policy?)
Venue: Italian Cultural Office, San Li Tun Dong Er Jie, 2
Date and Time: 12 March 2010, 10.00am-12.00am Opening remarks H.E. Riccardo Sessa, Ambassador of Italy to the People`s Republic of China 
Speech: Carmine Porello, Financial Attache`, Embassy of Italy in Beijing
The conference will be held in Italian    

As a major event in China, Shanghai International Petroleum Petrochemical Exhibition (SIPPE) was successfully held for the fourth time in October 14-16, 2009!         SIPPE 2009 was organized by Shanghai Petroleum Society, CCPIT Pudong Sub-Council, Shanghai Pudong International Exhibition Corporation and Shanghai Aiexpo Exhibition Service Co., Ltd. It has been receiving great support from worldwide petroleum organizations, such as Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry, American Petroleum Institute, China National Petroleum Corporation etc. At the meantime, we have the honor to invite 26 important representatives from various companies and organizations to attend the opening ceremony and exhibition SIPPE2009, including leaders from Shanghai Municipal Government, CCPIT, PetroChina and Honghua Co., Ltd, representatives from Canadian, Italian, and Iranian organizations and economic groups as well as embassy representatives and company executives.        With the effort of the organizing committee and the support of the industry leaders and friends, SIPPE has stood out from the same industry exhibitions. SIPPE 2009 has attracted almost 400 exhibitors from 28 countries and regions worldwide.

Shandong is situated on the eastern coast of China and located in the lower reaches of The Yellow River, which is honored as "the mother river of the Chinese nation". Shandong province has an area of more than 150,000 square kilometers and a population of 93 million and its mainland coastline totals 3,000 kilometers. Shandong became only the second province to reach a GDP of over 3 trillion Yuan in 2008， impressed by a growth of nearly 12.1%。   In April 2009, during General Secretary Hu Jintaos inspection tour in Shandong, a clear proposal to build "Blue Shandong Peninsula Economic Zone" was raised. Shandong is striving to go green during its transformation from an "ocean economy" to a "blue economy". It attaches more importance to development of high-level industries, balanced utilization of natural resources and scientific innovation as well as protection of the ecology." Shandong has established strict range of criteria, particularly with regards to environmental protection and it has become the biggest market of environment industries in the next decade in China.   In order to promote the development of environment protection industries, Shandong Government has successfully held three sessions of "Shandong Eco-Province Executive Forum and International Exhibition on Green Industry ("Green Exhibition" for short)" respectively in 2004, 2006 and 2008. On the 3rd Green Exhibition, participators included guests of 17 countries and regions, such as United States, Korea, Canada, Denmark, Japan, German, Italy, Mexico, Singapore, Spain and so on, and also leaders from the governments of the Provincial and localities, journalists and reporters, foreign and domestic exhibitors and visitors from various places. There were 6381 business-to-business meetings and 1050 show places in a space of 9450 square meters. The total values of contracts and agreements hit 87.7 billion RMB.   Confucius said that it is such a delight to have friends coming from afar! Shandong is known for its civilization and hospitality and we here sincerely invite you to join the 4th Green Exhibition in Qingdao, July 3-5, 2010.

       Chinese & Italian Language courses      The CICC is glad to inform you that would like to start a new basic level of language courses. Italian Course Chinese Course Starting Date: Tuesday, November 3, 2009 Starting Date: Tuesday, November 3, 2009 Total course hours: 50 hours (A1a level) Total course hours: 42 hours (A1a level) When: Tuesday & Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. When: Tuesday & Thursday from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Participants: minimun 5 pax, maximum 8 pax Participants: minimun 5 pax, maximum 8 pax Price: 3.500 Rmb members4.000 Rmb non members Price: 3.000 Rmb members3.500 Rmb non members    Certificates & Books Certificates: The school will deliver an attendance certificate on behalf of the quality language courses Univels and a skill evaluation report of the level achieved by the student. Books: the prices indicated include also the books for the courses    Details Where: Shengsha Business Building, 1st floor, no. 16 Dong San Huan Bei Lu, Chaoyang District, Beijing. Subscription deadline: Monday, October 26, 2009 (First come first served basis) More information: for further information please write to marketing@cameraitacina.com Payment: the payment should be done within Friday, October 30, 2009, via bank transfer or cash to our office.   CAMERA DI COMMERCIO ITALIANA IN CINACHINA-ITALY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Camera riconosciuta dal Governo Italiano aisensi della Legge 1 Luglio 1970, n.518