The 4th Industry Revolution has begun. Unlike the steam that power our factories in the first revolution or the mass production model that dominating the second or the emergence of the computer driven system from the third revolution that we are living today, Industry 4.0 is about CONNECTIVITY.

Six years after the beginning of the BELT AND ROAD Initiative by the President of the People's Republic of China Xi Jinping and the political relations between Greece and China are at their best. Excellent relations have recently been confirmed with the meeting of Chinese Leader Xi Jinping with Prime Minister Mitsotakis in China and Greece.

SwissCham is delighted to invite you to our featured event, the Swiss Traditional Dinner. At the Swiss Traditional Dinner, we'll celebrate the beginning of the chamber year 2020/2021, which makes it a perfect opportunity for business people working with Switzerland to gather and network in a typical Swiss atmosphere.

This year’s Regional Annual General Assembly (RAGA) of SwissCham Beijing will take place in Beijing.

Zimbabwe is buffeted by lack of cohesion, lack of strategic planning, buffeted by inconsistencies, incapacitation to deal with the current problems, and as we speak we have a serious crisis emanating from policy problems. The bottom line is our country is in a state of Paralympic and the obligation to institutional reforms is in a bad state.

Iran’s parliamentary elections on 21 February are set to be a shoo-in victory for conservative MPs, giving them a large majority of seats.

The Swiss industrial group ABB is currently making the largest organic investment in industrial automation in its history at the headquarters of B&R in Eggelsberg, Upper Austria.

Lebanon has formed a new government primarily composed of appointees endorsed by Hezbollah-aligned parties and oligarchs. This new cabinet has already met with continued protester strife, and its chances of triggering regional and international backing on the back of a commitment to reform, are limited.

After three years of uncertainty, the UK is poised to leave the European Union on 31January 2020 with a withdrawal deal. But that will not be the end of the Brexit story.

Now a new study has confirmed the former imperial capital is not only pretty, but also relatively low-priced, and thus a very liveable place. In 2019, Vienna was named the most liveable city in the world for the tenth straight year by the consulting company Mercer, Zurich was rated second.