UK - China Tech Forum

On May 5^th, Maria Kotova, Head of UK & Ireland Desk, will participate as one of the speakers at virtual UK- China Tech Forum session organized by techUK and China Britain Business Council.

COVID-19 is presenting unprecedented challenges for businesses in the UK and China alike. With globally connected supply chains and international business footprint across geographies, COVID-19 effects in one part of the world will have chilling effects in the other. As China tentatively emerges from the COVID-19 crisis, and countries around the globe scale up their strategies to respond, adapt and recover from the outbreak, there are important lessons to be learnt from China’s response.

Join us for this virtual session where we will discuss:

• What are the lessons we can learn from China’s response to COVID-19?
• What is the impact on tech market in China & global supply chains?
• What is the impact of COVID-19 on Chinese investment into UK tech?
• What are the expectations for post COVID-19 recovery?
• What is the outlook for UK-China tech relationship?

To emerge successful from the crisis and prepare for what comes next, businesses will need long-term planning and the knowledge on the impact that different approaches produce.

We hope that you will take advantage of this opportunity and join us for this engaging session.

The webinar is organized by techUK and China-Britain Business Council (CBBC), partners that Dezan Shira & Associates has been collaborating closely on support for UK businesses.

The UK & Ireland Desk at Dezan Shira is dedicated to providing support to British businesses operating in tech sector and helping them navigate the complicated regulatory landscape in China and anticipate potential legal risks in the ever-changing business environment. Our team provides expert advice to tech companies to ensure our clients maintain control of their Asian operations.

Registration Details

Event will be hosted at 10 am BST in UK and 5 pm CST in China

UK China Tech Forum is free of charge and hosted by techUK and CBBC. To register please click here.