GEN launched in Pudong to help Chinese firms go global
The Global Economic Network (GEN) was launched in Shanghai's Pudong New Area on Sept 19. Located within the Shanghai Tower, it has gathered a group of premium foreign-invested companies and international organizations and aims to create a global collaborative platform to promote the internationalization and sustainable development of enterprises.
During the ceremony, GEN and the Shanghai Pudong Enterprise Going Global Comprehensive Service Center announced a deep partnership to jointly establish a "government-market-international network" service ecosystem.
GEN and the Shanghai Pudong Enterprise Going Global Comprehensive Service Center sign a strategic cooperation agreement on Sept 19. [Photo/eastday.com]
Founded in April this year, the Shanghai Pudong Enterprise Going Global Comprehensive Service Center is China's first non-governmental organization dedicated to supporting enterprises expand overseas, with businesses covering Europe, America, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East regions.
The two organizations will collaborate in providing ESG (environmental, social, governance) standards consulting, compliance development and certification support to enterprises; building a cross-border cooperation platform covering markets including Southeast Asia and the EU; and providing localized services including legal, tax, supply chain and talent introduction.
Overseas expansion is essential for Chinese companies looking to become world-class enterprises. By establishing a comprehensive, multi-layered system that offers support in terms of investment, acquisition, office space, and professional services, Pudong is striving to help local enterprises go global and enhance their global competitiveness.