Spezial China Countermeasures on Supply Chain Security & Foreign Long-arm Jurisdiction – State Council Decrees No. 834 and No. 835 and their impact on European Companies WEBHZACNSCD260702

your benefit

Participants will understand how China’s new State Council Decrees No. 834 and No. 835 fit into the wider Chinese export control, sanctions and supply chain security framework. The webinar will enable them to identify potential conflict-of-law situations, assess exposure in China-related business activities and take more informed decisions on compliance, contract management, supply chain due diligence and internal escalation procedures.

Subjects

• Overview of China’s evolving trade, export control and countermeasure toolbox 
• State Council Decree No. 834: industrial and supply chain security as a compliance issue 
• State Council Decree No. 835: countering foreign improper extraterritorial jurisdiction 
• Geopolitical background: sanctions, export controls, technology competition and supply chain resilience 
• Interaction with China’s Export Control Law and dual-use export control regime 
• Interaction with the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law of the People’s Republic of China 
• The Unreliable Entity List and other Chinese listing and countermeasure mechanisms 
• Expectations of Chinese authorities towards foreign-invested and European companies 
• Potential sanctions, enforcement measures and consequences for China-related business 
• Practical compliance considerations: risk assessment, internal governance, contracts and escalation processes 

Schedule

You can download the preliminary schedule for the webinar here.

Teaching Methods/Material and Intended Number of Hours

• Lectures

The training course lasts 3,25 hours.

Target group

This webinar is designed for professionals in export control, sanctions compliance, customs and foreign trade, legal departments, supply chain management, procurement, sales, business development and corporate risk management. It is particularly relevant for European companies with business operations, customers, suppliers, subsidiaries, distributors or technology transfer activities connected to the People’s Republic of China. 

Important information

The webinar’s language is English.

Participants are encouraged to submit questions, case studies and scenarios in advance. Please submit your questions/case studies at least three weeks before the start of the webinar to: info@awa-seminare.de

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