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Nordic business leaders seek growth in China’s innovation economy

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Nordic business chambers in China are increasing their engagement with local markets amid China’s transition towards what its leadership describes as “new quality productive forces”. Mats Harborn, head of TRATON’s China office and former president of the EU Chamber of Commerce in China, said this shift aligns with broader Nordic business goals. “This is what the Chinese government means when they talk about new quality productive forces or new q…

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Nordic business leaders seek growth in China’s innovation economy

Nordic business chambers in China are increasing their engagement with local markets amid China’s transition towards what its leadership describes as “new quality productive forces”. Mats Harborn, head of TRATON’s China office and former president of the EU Chamber of Commerce in China, said this shift aligns with broader Nordic business goals. “This is what the Chinese government means when they talk about new quality productive forces or new q…

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