According to Bloomberg, the Shanghai Branch of the China EU Chamber of Commerce proposed in the annual report announced that Chinese officials should eliminate investment barriers faced by foreign companies, promote the internationalization of RMB, and strengthen the small and medium -sized small and mediumEnterprise financial support.

(Shanghai Bloomberg) With the three years of clearing policy that lasted three years, European companies in Shanghai called on the Chinese government to try to restore the confidence of foreign companies and take measures to restore the relationship with international.

According to Bloomberg, the Shanghai Branch of the China EU Chamber of Commerce proposed in the annual report released on Tuesday (February 14) that Chinese officials should eliminate investment barriers faced by foreign companies, promote the internationalization of the RMB, and strengthen SMEs for small and medium -sized enterprises.financial support.

Bettina Schoen-Behanzin, chairman of the branch, said in the report that after experiencing sealing measures last spring, Shanghai has to restore the reputation of livable businessmen to do.

Shanghai last spring due to the surge in crown disease cases, and the city was blocked. The long -term sealing measures for several months have stagnated business activities, creating Shanghai's economic prospects and international competitiveness.

Outsourcing supply chain allows employees to localize to avoid the business of blocking the business of other districts

However, Emperor Xu Di believes that European companies will not leave China because of this because the market is "too big and too important."

She said that in the past three years, enterprises have built a fence around China to implement the supply chain outsourcing and localization of employees to avoid affecting business in other parts of the world due to blockade.

Chamber of Commerce also pointed out in the report that before China terminated the section of entry passenger quarantine earlier this year, strict isolation and quarantine measures made it difficult for enterprises to arrange employees to work in China and even go to China to inspect business.

The report said that there was uncertainty in restoring cross -border travel at that time, coupled with media report negative, intensified geopolitical tensions, and lack of transparency in what happened locally.The relationship with Chinese business faces more pressure.

Xu Bei said: "Many companies want to send them to China, but they can't find someone who is willing to go ... before it was a super attractive place, but now no one is willing to go back becausePeople are not sure what will happen. "

The European Chamber of Commerce in China has more than 620 member companies in Shanghai, accounting for nearly one -third of the total.

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Report states that the decrease in the number of foreign residents living in China is also one of the concerns of the Chamber of Commerce.

After the blockade of Shanghai last year, 25%of the Germans who lived in the local area were evacuated; the number of French and Italian citizens registered in Shanghai in Shanghai also fell by 20%.

The Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce China Woodkeck said that European companies have not left the market, but their investment in China has become more complicated. Enterprises need to pay keen attention from geopolitics, business conditions and markets.