SCCCI adapts to new virtual normal amid pandemic; says China is still key market
Chambers says its ties with China's province-based trade bodies here are useful; members are now younger
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IN THE face of the inconveniences wrought by Covid-19, the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCCI) has gone virtual. The business organisation now offers its members online courses, digital trade fairs and consultancy services, e-introductions to opportunities abroad, and webinars in which the authorities help to explain support packages.
SCCCI president Roland Ng told The Business Times: "You take a few years to promote digitalisation... (then with Covid-19), in a few months, you actually get into it, because if you don't get into it, you get into problems."
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