European SMEs can look forward to practical tools for strengthening their partnerships in the Chinese market through an upcoming online workshop focused on risk mitigation strategies.
- European SMEs can look forward to practical tools for strengthening their partnerships in the Chinese market through an upcoming online workshop focused on risk mitigation strategies.
- The final segment of the workshop, scheduled from 10:05 to 10:30, will be dedicated to a live Q&A session, allowing participants to pose specific questions and gain direct insights from the experts.
The Enterprise Europe Network Cyprus is set to host the session titled Risk Mitigation: Commercial Background Checks and Due Diligence in China on February 26, 2026. This initiative aims to equip small and medium enterprises with the necessary knowledge to navigate the complexities of doing business in China.
Organised in collaboration with the EU SME Centre and the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, the workshop will run from 9:00 to 10:30 Cyprus time and is open to all interested European businesses at no cost. Registration is required via the official portal to access the digital platform.
As opportunities in China continue to expand, the organisers emphasise the importance of careful evaluation when selecting partners, suppliers, and distributors. The workshop will provide attendees with practical guidance on conducting commercial background checks and effective due diligence specifically tailored for smaller organisations.
Smes: Expert Insights and Key Presentations
The event will feature a series of expert presentations designed to address the specific needs of SMEs. The first keynote, titled Commercial Background Checks in China, will commence at 9:05 and is presented by a representative from Dewit Law Office in Beijing, overseen by Moey Li.
Following this, at 9:35, participants will delve into the Due Diligence in China for SMEs segment led by Icey Xu, the head of operations at PSU China. This presentation will cover essential requirements for SMEs aiming to minimise risks while engaging in the Chinese market.
The final segment of the workshop, scheduled from 10:05 to 10:30, will be dedicated to a live Q&A session, allowing participants to pose specific questions and gain direct insights from the experts.
A Broader Commitment to Secure European Commerce
This workshop is part of a wider effort by the Enterprise Europe Network to support European commerce amid the challenges of the global digital transformation. By providing these tools and resources, the initiative aims to help European SMEs thrive in a market that can be both rewarding and daunting.
