LE JAPON S’OUVRE à l’EUROPE ! Profitons-en ! Oui, mais comment ?

JAPAN IS OPENING INTO EUROPE ! Let’s take advantage of this ! Yes ? But how ?

In the framework of the coming Japan-EU Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA), the Chamber of Commerce of Walloon Brabant organizes an English-French seminar on JAPAN.

In collaboration with the network of Belgian Chambers  & BLCCA

And BLCCJ : Belgian-Luxembourg  Chamber of Commerce in Japan

& BJA : Belgium-Japan Association & Chamber of Commerce in Brussels

PROGRAMME :

09:30 : Registration

09:50 : Welcome addresses: Mr René Branders and Mr Philippe Suinen, respectively, Chairman of CCI Brabant Wallon & Belgian Chambers, and Chairman of CCI Wallonia.

10:10 : Opening allocution : by H.E. M. Hajime HAYASHI, Ambassador of Japan to Belgium

10:30 : Business and Cultural habits in Japan by the BLCCJ, by Mr Michael van Dorpe, Businessman & Director of the Belgian-Luxembourg  Chamber of Commerce in Japan + YES Programme

10:50 : Specific Belgium-Japan economic/legal/tax/investment by Mr Wim Eynatten,International Tax Partner & Japanese Services Group Belgium Leader Deloitte and Chairman BJA Legal & Tax Committee BJA, the Belgium-Japan Association & Chamber of Commerce in Brussels +YES Programme

11:10 : European Commission funded programmes for EU companies internationalisations toward Japan: sectorial trade missions, matchmaking, intelligence and logistical supports, engineering internship programme by Mr Alessandro Perna, EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation

11:30 : Testimonials of companies active Japan/Belgium : Mr Luc Gellens, Sr Vice President at Umicore : how to do business in Japan in a successful way

12:10 : Wallonia and Japan trade relations par Mr Thomas Ronse, AWEX.

12:30 : Q & A and Closing words by Mr. René Branders and Mr. Philippe Suinen.

13:00 : Networking Lunch with the speakers. Buffet of Japanese specialities.

14:00 : END

Last UpDate : 08/08/2018

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