Wirtschaftsmacht China - Herausforderung und Handlungsbedarf für Europa

The FH of the BFI Vienna invites well-known experts: inside for the panel discussion to analyze the current situation and explore strategies.

20 years ago China joined the WTO joining the world market stage-today it is the most important trade partner of the EU. By strategic investments, the control of central logistics and the expansion of technological key industries, China has strengthened its market position. This brings Europe into a difficult position: from dependencies in supply chains to competitive pressure to geopolitical tensions.

The decline in Chinese internal market demand increases the export strategy of Chinese companies. Commercial conflicts, punitive tariffs and regulatory hurdles such as the supply chain law further tighten the tensions. Europe has to secure its economic position without isolating from China.

The FH of the BFI Vienna invites well -known experts: inside for discussion to analyze the current situation and explore possible strategies.

on the podium

Prof. Dr. Franco Algieri: webster University

Prof. (FH) Dr. Andreas Breinbauer: Rector and course manager, FH of the BFI Vienna Michael Schumann: CEO for business development Foreign farming

Univ.-Prof. (I.R.) Dr.in Susanne Weigelin-Schwiedzik : Director for China at the Center for Strategic Analysis

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Thu, March 20, 2025, 6:30 p.m.

Bestroom, Campus Wohlmutstraße
Wohlmutstraße 22, 1020 Vienna

Afterwards we cordially invite you to a small reception.
We look forward to your participation!

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