What is CCPIT? CCPIT Review, Features

CCPIT (China Council for the Promotion of International Trade) was established in 1952 and is a national foreign trade and investment promotion agency.

About CCPIT

As of July 2017, the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade has 17 industry chapters, 48 ​​local chapters, more than 600 sub-committees and county-level international chambers of commerce; and has nearly 70,000 member companies across the country.

Responsibilities

1. Provide suggestions and supervise the work of CCPIT in accordance with national laws and the needs of Chinese enterprises;

2. Hire special consultants;

3. Review and approve the president’s work report;

4. Review and approve the annual financial plan and final accounts of revenue and expenditure;

5. Decide on the establishment, change and cancellation of working bodies;

6. Guide and coordinate the work of local and industry trade promotion agencies;

7. Formulate and amend the Charter of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade;

8. Participate in relevant activities of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade.

Organizational Structure

1. Government departments

2. Overseas representative offices

3. Directly affiliated institutions

4. Responsible association

5. Affiliated institutions

6. Directly affiliated enterprises

Asset Expenses

1. CCPIT is financially independent and owns its own property in accordance with the law. It may establish enterprises and institutions with independent economic accounting and legal person status according to business needs.

2. The funding sources of CCPIT are:

• Government funding;
• Service income;
• Donation;
• other.

3.The fiscal year of CCPIT is from January 1 to December 31.

Corporate Culture

Spirit: Caring for the motherland, dedicating to trade promotion, fulfilling responsibilities and pursuing excellence.