This webinar will deal with professional services (architects, accountants, engineers, lawyers, doctors & nurses, etc.) providers that want to export or do business in Japan, either through electronic commerce, temporary mobility in Japan, or through local investment via the establishment of an office or a joint venture with a local partner. This webinar will look at the provision in the agreement for all these issues. In particular, we will explain what does the agreement contains as obligation for the Japanese Government and sector specific regulatory bodies in terms of transparency of the legislation and regulation. This webinar will also look at what the EPA contains for the possibility to recognise the qualification of the European professional services providers. We will also try to provide some information on where to find further material.
This webinar is part of a series of webinars by the EU-Japan EPA Helpdesk. Each webinar will address a different topic or sector and will look at the changes the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement will make and the opportunities it will create. Each webinar will be accompanied by a informational materials. For more information on the EPA Helpdesk please click here.
The webinar is targeted to EU services companies seeking to export to Japan or to establish in Japan, in particular the professional services sectors (architects, accountants, engineers, lawyers, doctors, nurses, etc.).
Registration deadline: 25/11/2019
Topics covered during this webinar:
Speaker: Pascal Kerneis, Managing Director - European Services Forum
Moderator: Gwenael Beauvais - Business Support Coordinator, EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation
Organiser: EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation - Brussels Office
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