15th September 2014
Jeremy Sargent: How to succeed in China
NZ China Council is proud to bring to you this much anticipated interview with Jeremy Sargent, a foreign lawyer based in Guangzhou, and a NZTE beachhead adviser. It… Read More
NZ China Council is proud to bring to you this much anticipated interview with Jeremy Sargent, a foreign lawyer based in Guangzhou, and a NZTE beachhead adviser. It… Read More
NZ China Council is proud to bring to you this much anticipated interview with Mary Boyd, the director of the Economist Shanghai. It has been a month since… Read More
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) develops and delivers policy, services, advice and regulation to support economic growth and prosperity and well-being of New Zealanders. The Tourism… Read More
This is the latest handbook by Sovereign China, a research group that aims to accelerate international clients’ ability to understand and operate in China successfully. This is a 101 introduction… Read More
China Watch is a China Business Report prepared by David Mahon. In this issue, David discussed the term ‘property bubble’, and what it means in China; the rise of the private financial and… Read More
Chinese Herald recently interviewed NZCC’s executive board member, Dame Jenny Shipley to discuss the significance of Chinese banks for New Zealand. Dame Jenny Shipley is an independent director of China Construction Bank of NZ. Read More
The Government will invest $10 million over five years to increase the provision of Asian languages in schools, Education Minister Hekia Parata announced today. The money will be… Read More
Cathy Quinn, an executive board member of the New Zealand China Council argued in an op-ed in the Sunday Star Times that ‘foreign investment has been good for ordinary New Zealanders. Read More
Chinese Herald published an interview today with NZCC’s executive director Pat English. The article detailed Pat’s experience in China going back to when he first arrived in China 30 years ago. Read More
The Asia New Zealand Foundation proudly presents Glen Murphy, Regional Director for Greater China, New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE). Glen will talk about NZTE’s current strategy for China and how… Read More
The National Business Review this morning published an article on the controversy Lochinver deal, comparing the differences between NZ and Chinese foreign land ownership. Pat English, NZCC’s executive… Read More
NZCTA Young Associates is hosting a exclusive Seminar with Glen Murphy, who is the Regional Director of Greater China at NZTE based in Shanghai. Glen will… Read More
Mary Boyd has been a serving diplomat, business consultant and economic commentator in China for more than 20 years. She has served with the Canadian Foreign Affairs for much of this time, and… Read More
New Zealand Herald Business Editor Liam Dann has been named winner at the inaugural New Zealand China Media Awards. Sponsored by the New Zealand China Council, the awards… Read More
The headline in the Chinese Herald this morning reads “Media Award encourages NZ-China exchanges, Chinese Herald reporter awarded NZ China Media Award”. Chinese Herald is a Chinese publication… Read More
In NBR’s weekend Review, David Robb, Auckland University Professor offers a different perspective on NZ’s trade dependency on China. In “China is dangerously struggling but New Zealand refuses… Read More
We are fortunate to have two experts on China visiting New Zealand at the same time. Taking full advantage of this opportunity, we are holding a briefing on the economic and political changes happening in… Read More
The NZCC is pleased to share with you this detailed analysis on China’s economic outlook, courtesy of ANZ bank. The presentation include: Chinese… Read More
The New Zealand Contemporary China Research Centre is pleased to invite you to a workshop presentation by Dongkun Li, entitled: Stepping Stone or Stumbling Block: the Compressed Development of China’s Outward Foreign Direct Investment… Read More
A visual presentation mapping the growth of New Zealand exports to our key markets from 1983 through to 2013, and includes estimates through to 2018. The nine countries and three groups of countries… Read More
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