Please note that this event has been postponed. We will inform you about the alternative date in due time.
On August 17 2021, Chinese President Xi Jinping highlighted the concept "Common Prosperity" which aims at narrowing the widening wealth gap and means an increased focus on the emerging Chinese middle class.
One of the concept's consequences is the refocusing of corporate China's priorities to the domestic market which becomes more essential in this moment of its economic trajectory. The Common Prosperity goal may speed China's economic rebalancing towards consumption driven growth to reduce reliance on exports and investment. And what are the repercussions for the Swiss economy?
Let's join the Round Table with professionals to examine issues related to Swiss finance, logistic and luxury sectors.
Please
note that in accordance with current FOPH standards, a valid COVID certificate
(vaccination, test or recovery) in combination with an official ID is necessary
for participating in the event.
The event, held in Italian,
will be free of charge. For registration, please contact us at economia@lugano.ch.
The event is organized by the City of Lugano and Swiss Chinese Chamber of Commerce (SCCC) Ticino Chapter in cooperation with Ticino Federation of Trust Associations (FTAF), China Europe International Business School (CEIBS).
Programm Details
- Michele Foletti, Mayor, City of Lugano
- Robert Straw, CEO, CEIBS Zurich
- Cristina Maderni, President, FTAF
- Alberto Lotti, Honorary President, SCCC Ticino
- Claudio Boër, Deputy Chairman of the Board, University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI)
- Massimiliano Castelli, Strategic Director for Sovereign Institutions, UBS
- Matteo Somaini, President, Lugano Commodity Trading Association (LCTA)
- Roberto Rota, Manager, Gübelin Lugano
- Alessandra
Gianella, Co-President, SCCC Ticino
Please note that in accordance with current FOPH standards, a valid COVID certificate (vaccination, test or recovery) in combination with an official ID is necessary for participating in the event.
The event, held in Italian, will be free of charge.
For registration, please contact us at economia@lugano.ch.
Download the event flyer HERE.