With outstanding participation, the training cycle “Building Bridges with China” was carried out, a proposal promoted to provide tools and experiences related to productive development and insertion into international markets.
The activity, held at the Concordia Convention Center, was promoted by the Government of Entre Ríos together with the Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality of Concordia, and featured a presentation by businessman José Eduardo Pérez, CEO of Latin American Trade (Haikou) Co., Ltd., with more than 15 years of experience in developing commercial projects between Argentina and China.
During the day, key topics were addressed such as China's positioning as a global market, strategies for exporting with planning, and the construction of sustainable commercial ties. The meeting created a dynamic space for exchange, with numerous questions and interventions from the interested public.
The Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer, highlighted the importance of these types of initiatives: “These types of spaces allow us to bring concrete tools to our entrepreneurs, SMEs, and productive actors. China represents a huge opportunity, and it is essential to understand how to link up strategically to boost regional development.”
For his part, the speaker José Eduardo Pérez valued the interest generated in the community: “I was pleasantly surprised by the turnout and the level of the questions. There is great potential in the region and many possibilities to generate solid commercial ties with China if one works with planning and knowledge of the market.”
The organization highlighted the very good turnout achieved, both in the in-person and virtual modalities, which reflects the growing interest of the business sector and the community in general in expanding commercial horizons.
In this sense, the realization of a new instance of the cycle throughout the year is not ruled out, based on the high turnout and the demand for content related to the subject. These actions reaffirm the commitment to continue generating training and networking spaces that boost the productive development of Concordia and the region.
The activity, held at the Concordia Convention Center, was promoted by the Government of Entre Ríos together with the Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality of Concordia, and featured a presentation by businessman José Eduardo Pérez, CEO of Latin American Trade (Haikou) Co., Ltd., with more than 15 years of experience in developing commercial projects between Argentina and China.
During the day, key topics were addressed such as China's positioning as a global market, strategies for exporting with planning, and the construction of sustainable commercial ties. The meeting created a dynamic space for exchange, with numerous questions and interventions from the interested public.
The Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer, highlighted the importance of these types of initiatives: “These types of spaces allow us to bring concrete tools to our entrepreneurs, SMEs, and productive actors. China represents a huge opportunity, and it is essential to understand how to link up strategically to boost regional development.”
For his part, the speaker José Eduardo Pérez valued the interest generated in the community: “I was pleasantly surprised by the turnout and the level of the questions. There is great potential in the region and many possibilities to generate solid commercial ties with China if one works with planning and knowledge of the market.”
The organization highlighted the very good turnout achieved, both in the in-person and virtual modalities, which reflects the growing interest of the business sector and the community in general in expanding commercial horizons.
In this sense, the realization of a new instance of the cycle throughout the year is not ruled out, based on the high turnout and the demand for content related to the subject. These actions reaffirm the commitment to continue generating training and networking spaces that boost the productive development of Concordia and the region.