Chambers of Commerce China Australia Chamber of Commerce Suite 3A, 8/F, Central Place, 16 Henan Nan Lu, Shanghai 200002 Tel: 6374-8790 Fax: 6374-8791 The Chamber actively promotes reciprocal trade, investment and technical co-operation links between Australia and China. Activities include business breakfasts, workshops, support liaison and networking, community events, annual conference, meetings, briefings, and a newsletter. British Chamber of Commerce Contact Lisa De Abreu at 6219-8185 for details of activities. The Delegation of German Industry & Commerce in Shanghai 5/floor, Bund Center, 555 Zhongshan Dong Er Lu, 200010 Shanghai Tel: 6326-9791/-92 Fax: 6326-9794/9205 As a bilateral service center for business, trade, and industry, The Delegation of German Industry & Commerce in Shanghai promotes economic relations between Germany and China. Specific aims include assisting small and medium sized German enterprises to participate in the Chinese market as well as introducing Chinese enterprises to German markets. Central focus is on trade promotion, industrial cooperation, and investment promotion. Hong Kong Trade Development Council Shanghai Office 23rd Floor, Shanghai East Ocean Center, 588 Yanan Dong Lu, Shanghai 200001 Tel: 6352-3453/8488 Fax: 6352-3454 The Hong Kong Trade Development Council serves as the international marketing arm for Hong Kong's manufacturers, traders, and service providers. Italian Institute for Foreign Trade (ICE) - Shanghai Room 404, Hotel Equatorial Office Bldg., 65 Yanan Xi Lu, Shanghai 200040 Tel: 6248-8600 Fax: 6248-2169 ICE is a non-profit government agency established to develop and promote Italian trade, industry, and exports. Provide information about markets and policies; promote Italian exports through international exhibitions, technological exchanges, publications; promote technological and economic cooperation and exchange. American Chamber of Commerce Telphone 6279-7119 for details. The American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai was founded originally in 1915, one of the earliest foreign branches of the American Chamber. The chamber ceased operations when its members left in 1949-50, but was re-established in 1987. Most foreign consulates in Shanghai also have commercial sections which serve as liaisons for foreign companies and investors.