The seminar of Adding Value to your Supply Chain with Customs Facilitation

 According to the research released by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) on 9 May, 2012, Hong Kong is the world's 10th largest trading economy. Hong Kong plays an important role in handling Chinese expanding external trade. In 2011, Hong Kong handled about 14% and 13% of the Chinese exports (US$258 billion) and imports (US$220 billion) respectively. It is believed that these figures will rise with the emphasis of the advocate of domestic needs and the upgrade of transportation system in Chinese 12th 5-Year Plan.

  This seminar aims to introduce the latest standard of international supply chain quality management, in order to assist you, the Supply Chain stakeholders, to expand business in mainland and the world. To further meet your needs, you will also get the latest government policies on what the Hong Kong and Chinese government are doing to encourage customs facilitation to boost global trade.

Time: 14:30-15:10
Topic: HK Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) Programme Introduction
Speaker: TBC

Time: 15:10-15:50
Topic:- Benchmark your Supply Chain Performance, Optimize your Business Opportunities
      - Building your Bridge to Expand Business in China
Speaker: Mr. Ivan Ha ,SGS-Regional Project Manager (China & HK);18 years auditing & training experiences in Supply Chain Quality Assurance & Security Management

Time:15:50-16:10
Topic:Tea Break

Time: 16:10-16:40
Topic:- Challenges faced by the industry
           - Industrial Subsidized Programme Introduction
Speaker: Dr. Lawrence Cheung ,HKPC- General Manager, Automotive & Electronics

Date: 7 December, 2012 (Friday)

Time: 14:30- 17:00 (start registration at 14:00)

Venue: SME ONE, HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon (MTR Kowloon Tong Station Exit C1)

Language: Cantonese (supplemented with English materials)

Tailor-made for: Manufacturers, Freight Forwarders, Importers, Exporters, Warehouse Operators, Carriers, etc.

 

Reservation & Enquiry Contact:

(1) Tel: 2774 7480 (Ms. Zonta Yung), Fax: 2333 2257