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Technology Transfer Agreements with China (2019 Update)

16 Oct 2019

China aspires to become the global leader in technological innovation by 2050.  These dynamics create opportunities for European SMEs to exploit their technology in the Chinese market. At the same time, it poses substantial risks to organizations if these technology transfers are not well structured and documented. Which are the opportunitiues and risks EU SMEs should be aware of?

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