What's New

August 2, 2021 the hand-carry program for registered couriers with the Chicago Passport Agency will resume. The daily courier allocations will be as follows:

U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce is pleased that it will have two (2) 3 day mailout slots available. Please contact Mai Hoang at 312-953-8388 or maihoang@usccc.org for further information.

China's economic restructuring and industrial upgrading will be a gold mine for foreign investors in coming years.

As the United States grapples with persistent economic uncertainty, China finds itself at a difficult but anticipated turning point in its economic development model. Its dominant industrial base and market-share of global trade in basic, low-cost manufacturing is weakening.

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Siva Yam, President of the United States of America-China Chamber of Commerce, is sharing his insights about what we can expect from the trade and business relationship between China and America in 2017.

Country cannot rely old pillars to prop up economy

For several decades, China has built its economic strategy on four pillars: exports, foreign direct investment, fixed-asset investments and domestic consumption. Of these exports have played a vital role- they have drawn in FDI, underpinned investment in fixed assets and fueled domestic consumption.

Since the global financial crisis, China's export to its two largest customers - Europe and the United - have slowed down significantly, giving a new sense of urgency to the government's current plan to lift the nation's manufacturing base up the value chain.

Friday, June 25, 2021 - IIUSA President and CEO and Founder of FirstPathway Partners, Bob Kraft, details opportunities for investors through the EB-5 program in Newsweek's "Live & Work Around the World" Series.

As COVID-19 abruptly moves remote work from a “model of the future” to the reality of the present, Centric Consulting president and author, Larry English, shares his secrets on surviving — and thriving — as a virtual organization.

As a supporting organization, U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce invites you to attend Asia Trade Week, an online and in-person event.

U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce is proud to support the Global Trade Virtual Week, a virtual event hosted by the Economist.
Bridging the gap between high-level geopolitical debate, digital innovation and the day-to-day realities of managing supply chains and logistics, Global Trade Virtual Week will offer a unique opportunity to advance global trade dialogue and trust between key stakeholders.

The U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce is pleased to partner with the Philippines Department of Trade and Industry to promote this important briefing as an opportunity to learn more about our bilateral economic relationship, and an opportunity to interact with senior officials from government and industry from both countries.

Preparation is underway for the 130th Canton Fair. If you are interested in submitting a design for the logo and mascot, entries are welcome from around the world! Submissions can be made until June 25th.