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GBP INTERNATIONAL conducted a webinar on the state of the economies in Asia after Covid-19. Covering the latest situations in China, India and ASEAN in an interactive session with our followers on 20th Sept 2021. For anybody who could not join please have a look at the recorded session below. For more information or any enquiries for further webinars, feel free to contact us.

“Malaysia has been hit with COVID, as well as political uncertainty”

– Volker Friedrich

Listen to our webinar with Volker Friedrich who presents the latest developments on the state of the economies: China, India, Southeast Asia. A special focus will lie on the first 18 months after COVID-19 started and the events on local economies in Asia.

Covering the latest news on the state of the economies in Asia after Covid-19:

• China – US Trade Conflict: Has something really changed since the new president Joe Biden?
• When are we able to travel freely again? Is Singapore lifting travel regulations a good sign?
• 300bn debt for Evergrande in China? What challenges will we be faced with from now on?
• Ethical Business, environment and human rights a new trend? Is there a fundamental shift on how to do business?
• Foreign Direct Investments vs. De-Globalisation

Transparency in supply chains is a challenge. Who sewed my T-shirt and where? Exactly which materials were used? Which route did the goods take to my home? Thanks to digitalization, more transparency is possible for all parties involved. This is especially true in the context of the product supply chain. Because: Track & Trace solutions via mobile phone app start precisely here. For more information or inquiries about further webinars, please feel free to contact us.

“The pressure on producers comes either via legislators or via market demand.”

– Volker Friedrich, CEO of GBP International

Rita Danz is a lawyer at Taylor Wessing. Volker Friedrich, Managing Director at GBP International and Board Member at Bluenumber (www.bluenumber.org). They talk about the opportunities and limitations of supply chain apps. In doing so, they discuss the role of local data protection. They also explore the path that global regulation will take on this topic. This creates more transparency in supply chains.