[Free Online Seminar on 4/21] Economic Security Regulations to Watch Out for in Chinese Business
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As frequently reported in Japan, export controls and other economic security regulations between the U.S. and China have been strengthened year by year. Until about ten years ago, there was little need for Japanese companies, except for a few, to pay attention to economic security regulations in their China operations. However, in recent years, U.S. regulations have been frequently tightened, and in response, China's regulations have also been strengthened. Therefore, it has become essential to understand and keep updated on both China's and the U.S.'s economic security regulations when making investment and management decisions in China. This seminar will primarily explain the economic security regulations under Chinese law that Japanese companies should pay attention to when expanding their operations in China, as well as provide an overview of the U.S. export controls that are mainly problematic in China operations.
[Program] (Subject to some changes)
(1) China's perspective on security
(2) Export controls on goods and technology
(3) Investment regulations for foreign capital in key industries
(4) Regulations on data technology transfer
(5) Ensuring technological superiority
(6) Countering sanctions against China
(7) Anti-espionage law
(8) U.S. export controls that are mainly problematic in China operations
| Date and time | Monday, Apr 21, 2025 |
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| Entry fee | Free |
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