At a seminar hosted by the China Chamber of Commerce of Metals, Minerals & Chemicals Importers & Exporters (CCCMC), which brings together companies from sectors such as mining, metallurgy and the chemical industry, Adam Kupka, Economic Diplomat at the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Beijing, outlined the general framework, macroeconomic situation and investment climate in the Czech Republic.

Held in Beijing on 24 March, the seminar brought together more than 60 representatives of Chinese companies, most of whom are interested in expanding into foreign markets. The Czech Republic was presented as a country with a stable legal environment, developed infrastructure and a strategic location in the heart of Europe, as well as an advanced industrial base and a technically educated workforce.

As an important first point of contact for prospective investors in the Czech Republic, the CzechInvest agency was highlighted for offering end‑to‑end support in this area.

The seminar in Beijing helped raise awareness of the Czech Republic as a country combining high added value, stability and opportunities for technology‑oriented investors.