France China Committee (FCC)
Chairman of BNP PARIBAS
Co-Chairman of FRANCE CHINA COMMITTEE
Chairman of L’OREAL
Co-Chairman of FRANCE CHINA
Jean-Paul AGON is the French President of the Franco-Chinese Business Council Secretariat
AN EXPERT ON CHINA FOR 44 YEARS
Created in 1979 at the initiative of the French business community, with the support of the French and Chinese authorities, the France China Committee (FCC) is the dean of Franco-Chinese economic relations. Our committee is co-chaired by two current business leaders: Jean LEMIERRE, Chairman of BNP PARIBAS and Jean-Paul AGON, Chairman of L’Oréal.
OUR MISSION
To be the link in the Franco-Chinese economic relationship.
We accompany our members in the development of their business and their economic and commercial exchanges with China, in the long term. As a privileged interlocutor of the French and Chinese authorities, the FCC encourages and maintains a regular dialogue on the long term between its members and the economic actors of both countries.
OUR SERVICES
- To decipher the evolutions, the trends and the business climate of the Chinese market
- Share best practices between member companies
- Promote French know-how in China and enhance Franco-Chinese cooperation
- To collectively carry the voice of French companies in the Franco-Chinese dialogue
China Chamber of Commerce for import and export of Machinery and Electronic Products (CCCME)
President of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products (CCCME)
ZHANG Yujing is the Chinese President of the secretariat of the Franco-Chinese Business Council.
Established in July 1988, the CHINA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR IMPORT AND EXPORT OF MACHINERY AND ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS (CCCME) is a national non-profit organization formed by various economic entities specialized in production, import and export and other activities in the mechanical and electrical industry.
In accordance with Article 56 of Chapter 9 of the Foreign Trade Law of the People’s Republic of China, CCCME’s mission is to support its members on production, marketing, communication and training issues. It plays a positive role in coordination and self-discipline, submits applications for trade remedies, protects the interests of its members and the industry, informs the relevant authorities of its members’ suggestions and promotes foreign trade.
As the only Chinese chamber of commerce in the mechanical and electronic sector, CCCME has nearly 10,000 member companies, and represents the industry as a whole, bringing together industry leaders as well as small and medium-sized enterprises and foreign trade companies. In June 2012, the Ministry of Civil Affairs awarded CCCME the AAAAA (5A) rating of Non-Governmental Organizations.