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The second webtalk of "Sharing Is Caring: Issues for the MEWG in China" will take place on May 19th, 2022 at 11:00 AM (Beijing time). "Sharing Is Caring" is the new webinar series launched by the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC) together with our Mechanical Engineering Working Group (MEWG).  During this session, we will invite company executives operating in the Machinery sector to discuss the current situation and its effects on current business affairs, focusing on the issues related to the Supply Chain. In this exclusive 1-hour virtual exchange, high-level executives will share their own experiences and provide insights into topics such as: What is their company's current situation? How about their transportation and logistics needs? Are they seeing delays and disruption in their transportation and logistics supply chain management in China? How the current COVID-19 restrictions in Shanghai, Qingdao and the semi-lockdown of Suzhou negatively impacted their supply chain and consequently their business? What are the short- and medium-term implications? Are they reconsidering their supply chain strategies? What best-practice advice can you share? On what topics do you require advice or assistance?   AGENDA (Beijing Time) 11:00 - 11:05 Introduction from the moderator of the Webtalk Series, Antonio Tagliati, Vice Coordinator of the MEWG and Sales and Marketing Manager at ISB Industries  11:05 - 11:25 Presentation of the companies, protagonists of sharing experiences: Piaggio China, Carraro China, Caprari China, Piovan Plastic Machinery 11:25 - 11:55 Panel discussion focused on the Supply Chain, with: -Luca Dalla Vecchia, Purchase and Logistic Management at Piaggio China -Andrea Fassina, Head of Procurement & Supply Chain at Carraro China -Massimiliano Maria Palaia, Country Manager at Caprari China -Flavio Zaghini, General Manager at Piovan Plastic Machinery 11:55 - 12:15 Q&A from the audience   EVENT DETAILS Date: May 19th 2022  Time: 11 am – 12:15 pm (Beijing time) Method: Online via Zoom Event fee: Free of charge (CICC Members) / 150 RMB (Non-Members) Language: English Target: European companies operating in the manufacturing industry Format: Panel discussion   Interested in joining? Scan the QR code to sign up!   ANY QUESTIONS ON THE TOPIC? Please note that questions proposed by the participants to the speaker experts need to be sent to infoshanghai@cameraitacina.com  before the webinar takes place. Do you want to be one of the panelists for the next webinars? Write to us at infoshanghai@cameraitacina.com  indicating the macro sector to which your company belongs (machinery, automotive, etc.).   "Sharing Is Caring: Issues for the MEWG in China" is a new webinar series aimed at providing useful tools to overcome the current market difficulties due to the recent COVID restrictions. The main objective of the webinar series is to share the experiences of companies belonging to the Mechanical Engineering Working Group operating in China, which we have divided into 7 major macro sectors: • Components • Machinery • Industrial Services • Automotive • Manufacturing • Electronics • Home Applications Sharing one's difficulties, experiences and business sentiment can also inspire other companies or be a good opportunity to receive support. The main issues and common discussion topics that we have identified are: • Reopening of activities • Supply Chain • Incentives • Block of production • Logistic • HR  

The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC), in collaboration with Fidinam, is pleased to inform that we are organizing the webinar “Presenting Fidinam: China and Vietnam”. The event is scheduled for May 26th, 2022 from 3:00 to 4:15 pm (Beijing Time).   Vietnam has several key elements making it an attractive location to set up a business, including the strategic location, stable political situation, ample workforce with competitive labor costs, open environment for FDI and a strong integration in global economy. Vietnam has become a safe and attractive destination for foreign investors.   To support business impacted by the current lockdown in Shanghai, the Ministry of Finance (MoF) and the State Administration of Taxation (SAT) of the People's Republic of China issued a series of preferential tax policies and extended the implementation period for some tax-preferential policies.   In this webinar, Fidinam will discuss opportunities in Shanghai and Vietnam.  Featured topics: • Key industry sectors and current economic development in Vietnam • The Vietnamese entity incorporation process • Taxation and investment incentives in Shanghai and Vietnam • A practical case   AGENDA 3:00 - 3:05 pm Introduction of China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC) by Ermanno Vitali, CICC Shanghai Board Member and CEO di FAAM China 3:05 - 3:15 pm Introduction of Fidinam Shanghai and recent Shanghai lockdown tax incentives with Tommaso Colli, Managing Director Fidinam Shanghai 3:15 - 3:30 pm Vietnam at a glance with Phuong Thao Bui, Managing Director Fidinam Vietnam 3:30 - 3:45 pm Vietnam entity incorporation process and taxation and investment incentives with Phuong Thao Bui, Managing Director Fidinam Vietnam 3:45 - 3:55 pm A practical case with Phuong Thao Bui, Managing Director Fidinam Vietnam 3:55 - 4:15 pm Q&A   EVENT DETAILS Date: Thursday, May 26th, 2022 Time: 3:00 - 4:15 pm (Beijing Time) Method: Online Via Zoom Language: English Price: Free of charge   Interested in joining? Scan the QR code to sign up!   SPEAKERS Tommaso Colli, Managing Director Fidinam Shanghai Tommaso Colli is the Managing Director at Fidinam Shanghai. He is a senior professional with over 8 years of working experience in China. Mr Colli has extensive knowledge of financial advisory, M&A consulting and international taxation. His academic credentials include a Bachelor in Business Administration from Bocconi University (Milan, Italy) and a Master of Science in International Management from Bocconi University and Fudan University (Shanghai).   Phuong Thao Bui, Managing Director Fidinam Vietnam Phuong Thao Bui is a lawyer and member of the Ho Chi Minh City Bar Association. Her key areas of practice include corporate and investments (outward and inward investment) and mergers and acquisitions across a wide range of industry sectors. She also provides clients with regulatory advice and assistance in general corporate matters in relation to their day-to-day operations, including but not limited to employment and commercial matters. Ms Thao earned a Bachelor of Laws in Commercial Law from Ho Chi Minh City University of Law and the Lawyer Practice Certificate issued by the Ministry of Justice.       About Fidinam Group Fidinam Group was founded in 1960 in Switzerland and operates in the field of professional consulting for companies, individuals and investors. The main areas of professional activity are Tax advisory, corporate services, business consultancy and real estate consultancy. With more than 250 professionals, Fidinam is present in 12 jurisdictions and relies on a wide network of correspondents and strategic alliances. Fidinam (Vietnam) Company Limited Level 21, Vietcombank Tower, 05 Me Linh Square, Ben Nghe, D.1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Tel. +84 28 3827 1938 Fidinam Group Worldwide Ltd Room 1501 Prosperity Tower 39 Queen’s Road Central Hong Kong Tel. +852 2110 0990        

The Mechanical Engineering Working Group (MEWG) of the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC) is working on a webinar series on different topics called "Sharing is caring: Issues for the MEWG in China", aimed at overcoming the current market difficulties due to the recent COVID restrictions. The main objective of the webinar series is to share the experiences of companies belonging to the Mechanical Engineering Working Group operating in China, which we have divided into 7 major macro sectors: • Components • Machinery • Industrial Services • Automotive • Manufacturing • Electronics • Home Applications   Sharing one's difficulties, experiences and business sentiment can also inspire other companies or be a good opportunity to receive support. The main issues and common discussion topics that we have identified are: • Reopening of activities • Supply Chain • Incentives • Block of production • Logistic • HR     The first webtalk will debut on May 12th, 2022 at 11:00 (Beijing time). The Mechanical Engineering Working Group will invite company executives operating in the components sector to discuss the current situation and its effects on current business affairs, focusing on the restart after the lockdown. In this exclusive 1-hour virtual exchange, high-level executives will share their own experiences and provide insights into topics such as:   What is their company's current situation? Talking about the reopening of the production plants, what obstacles are those companies currently facing and how can they overcome them? What are the short- and medium-term implications? What best-practice advice can you share? On what topics do you require advice or assistance?   AGENDA (CST) 11:00 - 11:05 Paolo Bazzoni, Chairman of the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce  11:05 - 11:10 Introduction from the Moderator on the Webtalk Series, Alberto Fochesato, APAC Sales Director of Würth Industry Service China 11:10 - 11:25 Presentation of the companies, protagonists of sharing experiences: Itema Weaving Machinery (China) Co., Ltd., Gefran, Würth Industry China 11:25 - 11:55 Panel discussion focused on the restart after the lockdown, with: -Lorenzo Maffioli, Managing Director of Itema Weaving Machinery (China) Co., Ltd. -Fabrizio Merz, General Manager of Gefran -Larry B. Stevens, CEO of Würth Industry China 11:55 - 12:15 Q&A from the audience   EVENT DETAILS When: May 12th, 2022, 11:00 am – 12:15 pm (Beijing time) How: Online (Zoom) Event fee: Free of charge (CICC Members) / 150 RMB (Non-Members) Event Language: English Target: European companies operating in the manufacturing industry Format: Panel discussion   Interested in joining? Scan the QR code to sign up!   ANY QUESTION ON THE TOPIC? Please note that questions proposed by the participants to the speaker experts need to be sent to infoshanghai@cameraitacina.com  before the webinar takes place. Do you want to be one of the panelists for the next webinars? Write to us at infoshanghai@cameraitacina.com  indicating the macro sector to which your company belongs (machinery, automotive, etc.).

Il 18 maggio 2022 il Gruppo di Lavoro del Food and Beverage (F&BWG) della Camera di Commercio Italiana in Cina (CCIC) terrà il webinar "RistoCINA: La ristorazione italiana in Cina. La situazione attuale, gli effetti del Covid-19, il futuro della tavola italiana in Cina". Il webinar vuole presentare le esperienze di alcuni noti ristoratori italiani presenti sul territorio cinese: da nord a sud, da est a ovest, ci racconteranno come stanno affrontando la situazione attuale del Covid-19.    DETTAGLI SULL’EVENTO Data: mercoledì, 18 maggio 2022, 17:00-18:30 (ora cinese) Formato: webinar (attraverso la piattaforma Zoom) Lingua: Italiana Il Webinar è aperto a tutti e gratuito per i Soci della CCIC. Per i non Soci il costo è di 150 RMB.   AGENDA (CST) 17:00-17:15 Presentazione del Gruppo di Lavoro del F&B (F&BWG) con Davide Fassari, Vice Coordinatore del F&BWG e CEO di Dynamigs 17:15-18:10 Tavola rotonda con alcuni noti ristoratori italiani presenti sul territorio cinese:  -Andrea Balzamo, Direttore operativo per OGGI (Guangzhou) -Marco Barbieri, Chef & Patron di Da Marco (Shanghai) -Simone Crespi, Shareholder per Bucciano (Chengdu) -Marco De Iulis, Partner di Rosemary (Zhejiang) -Demian Loganathan, CEO del Gruppo Cantina Catering Management Group (Chongqing) -Stefano Micillo, Proprietario di Mammamia Group (Shanghai, Suzhou, Wuxi, Guangzhou) -Gennaro Miele, CEO di La Pizza (Pechino) -Gabriele Pegoraro, Direttore operativo per Venezia (Tianjin) -Riccardo Romboli, CEO e Co-founder di Azzurro (Shenzhen) -Daniele Vacca, Chef e Proprietario di Cucina (Sanya) 18:10-18:30 Q&A e conclusioni Il webinar verrà moderato da Cristina Corsini, Coordinatrice del F&BWG e CEO di Good Italy LTD.   Per registrarsi, si prega di scannerizzare il seguente QR code:   Scopri di più sul F&BWG Il Gruppo di lavoro del F&B comprende tutte le aziende che lavorano nel settore F&B/Ho.Re.Ca, come produttori, aziende che importano prodotti italiani in Cina, ristoranti italiani, ecc. Nonostante il F&B sia uno dei settori più frammentati e in transizione, rappresenta un'incredibile opportunità per le aziende italiane. Per questo la Camera di Commercio Italiana in Cina ha deciso di istituire un gruppo di lavoro dedicato. Per maggiori informazioni, potete scriverci a foodandbeveragewg@cameraitacina.com.