Romanian Chinese House inaugurated this week

Newsroom 29/03/2012 | 11:51

The Romanian-Chinese House, a non-governmental association which gathers under the same umbrella more than 40 Chinese forms of organization in Romania, from various domains such as business, sports, culture or education, was inaugurated this week.

The House is headquartered at 11 Lascar Catargiu St., sector 1, Bucharest.

However, the national conference when the organisation announced its goals, elected its management and presented its strategy took place on March 27 at the Parliament Palace in the presence of numerous Chinese and Romanian officials.

The Romanian- Chinese House was created after the model of the Chinese-American House at the initiative of Nicu Vasilescu, who is now president. The house has offices in Shanghai and Beijing.

Members of the House include Chinese restaurants, large Chinese companies such as ZTE or Huawei, Romanian companies such as Murfatlar, Vincom, Alexandrion or Niro Group.

Would-be members should be ‘legally clean’ and must pay a membership fee. There are 3 types of fees, the highest being EUR 1,000 a month.

Business Review will organize on May 17 an event inviting Chinese investors in open dialogue with Romanian authorities, sharing their experiences on the Romanian market. For information on the event, go at this link.