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Hong Kong Secretary for Justice addresses US and EU export controls

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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What happened

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The Legal Practical Training Course for Chinese Enterprises Going Overseas began, featuring Paul Lam, Secretary for Justice of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government. Lam stated that navigating foreign markets requires robust risk management and regulatory compliance. The course curriculum includes topics on challenges for Chinese enterprises going global, as well as European Union and United States export control measures and sanctions.

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Why it matters

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The event highlights the growing importance of legal compliance for Chinese companies expanding internationally. The course specifically addresses the complexities and risks introduced by US and EU export control measures, which impact global trade and investment strategies.

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Who's involved

  • Paul LamSecretary for Justice of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government
  • Hong KongJurisdiction where the legal training course is being held

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    Chinese enterprises might face increased compliance costs and restrictions on sales due to US and EU export control measures.

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