Belgian-Chinese Chamber of Commerce - BCECC

17/08/2026

Ready to start learning Business Chinese?

Join our new series of Online Business Chinese Courses and learn to communicate with confidence, understand the culture behind the language, and build stronger business relationships with your Chinese partners.

With three levels available, the courses are suitable for both beginners and those with prior knowledge of Mandarin.

Register by September 8, 2026:

Learn Business Chinese and strengthen your business connections in China! Develop your Mandarin skills with experienced instructors, explore Chinese business culture, and gain the confidence to communicate in real-life professional situations. With three levels available, the courses are suitable fo...

10/08/2026

After years of declining confidence, the Business Confidence Survey 2026 suggests there may be signs of change. Could European business confidence in China finally be approaching a turning point?

On 2 September at 11:00 CET, the welcomes Robbie Jarvis, lead author of the BCS 2026 at European Union Chamber of Commerce in China to present the survey’s key findings and what they reveal about European companies in China.

Join us for this insightful webinar and discover the latest outlook!

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The Business Confidence Survey 2026 suggests that European business confidence in China may be approaching a turning point. Join Robbie Jarvis, lead author of the survey, as he explores its key findings, the challenges shaping today's business environment and the opportunities for China to strengthe...

20/07/2026

Chinese original equipment manufacturers ( ) are rapidly expanding across the European market with high-quality, competitively priced electric vehicles, reshaping the automotive landscape. What does this mean for manufacturers, dealers and the future of Europe's automotive industry?

Join the on 25 August 2026 at 11:00 CET for an insightful webinar with Geert Brummelhuis, Director of BOVAG Car Dealers, who will explore the opportunities and challenges arising from the growing presence of Chinese OEMs in Europe.

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Chinese OEMs are rapidly expanding into the European market with high-quality, competitively priced electric vehicles, increasing competitive pressure on established manufacturers while creating new opportunities for car dealers. In this webinar, Geert Brummelhuis explores the impact of this evolvin...

16/07/2026

As global trade continues to evolve, so does the relationship between Europe and China.

Our latest newsletter explores the key developments shaping Belgium-China business relations, from China's industrial strength and the EU's de-risking strategy to changing investment models and new opportunities for innovation and cooperation.

Discover the key insights and what they mean for businesses operating across both markets.

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As global trade patterns evolve, the economic relationship between Europe and China is entering a new phase. This newsletter explores China’s growing industrial strength, the EU’s de-risking strategy, changing investment models and the opportunities and challenges shaping future business coopera...

10/07/2026

Are you active in , , , or , and are you looking to expand into the Chinese market?

Pitch your innovation to Chinese enterprises, investors, and industry leaders during the China-Belgium Innovation & Technology Matchmaking Event on 13 October 2026.

Interested in presenting your project? Submit your application by 25 September via [email protected].

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This online matchmaking event offers Belgian companies the opportunity to present their innovative technologies to a selected audience of Chinese enterprises, investors, technology parks, and industry experts, while exploring potential partnerships and collaboration opportunities.

03/07/2026

China’s industrial strategy is reshaping global manufacturing.

In the latest newsletter, we explore how Made in China 2025, technological self-reliance, and industrial policy are strengthening China’s leadership in sectors such as electric vehicles, batteries, robotics, semiconductors, aerospace, and biopharma.

For Belgian and European businesses, understanding these shifts is essential to identifying opportunities and staying competitive.

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30/06/2026

Following the inaugural meeting of the China–EU Trade and Investment Consultation Mechanism, Chairman Dewit shares his perspectives with .com.cn on the importance of dialogue, cooperation, and stronger EU–China economic relations.

In the interview, he discusses the significance of enhanced cooperation in trade and investment and the opportunities for businesses on both sides.

Read the full interview here: https://bcecc.be/china-and-the-eu-strengthen-dialogue-through-new-trade-consultation-mechanism/.

19/06/2026

Clean energy is becoming a key pillar of China–Belgium cooperation.

In our latest newsletter article, we explore how both countries are advancing the energy transition and creating new opportunities for collaboration in renewable energy, hydrogen, energy storage, smart grids, and sustainable supply chains.

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On 1 April 2026, BCECC and CCPIT EU jointly hosted a China–Belgium Clean Energy Business Exchange in Brussels, bringing together companies, policymakers and experts from both countries. Against the backdrop of the global transition towards green and low-carbon development, participants explored th...

16/06/2026

China's annual Two Sessions offer valuable insights into the country's economic direction, innovation agenda, and growth priorities.

In our latest newsletter, we highlight the key takeaways and explore what they mean for Belgian and international companies, as well as future opportunities for cooperation.

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BCECC’s webinar on China’s economic strategy after the Two Sessions highlighted China’s focus on stability, innovation and industrial upgrading, while exploring new cooperation opportunities for Belgian companies in sectors such as life sciences, green technology, logistics and advanced manufa...

09/06/2026

Middle East tensions are creating new challenges for global trade, supply chains, and energy markets.

Our latest analysis explores how Chinese businesses are assessing the risks, adapting their strategies, and what this could mean for relations and international business.

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Amid rising Middle East tensions, this article examines how Chinese companies assess supply chain risks, logistics costs, market uncertainty and EU-China trade implications. It also highlights the region’s long-term strategic importance and helps Belgian companies better understand Chinese busines...