Two days of discussions on social dialogue, economic rights and sustainable development in the EU and China are set to take place this week in Stockholm.
The sixth EU-China Civil Society Roundtable (27-28 October) will see members from the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) descend on the Swedish capital, along with their counterparts from the Chinese Council.
The EESC is a consultative body representing over 300 economic and social interest groups in Europe, whose opi...
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