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FCIJ Business Confidence Survey - Fall 2013 Report

ABOUT FCIJ AND THE SURVEY The Foreign Chambers in Japan (FCIJ) is an informal organization comprised of foreign chambers of commerce and business groups in Japan mainly for the purpose of information exchange and enhancement of the activities of the component organizations. The FCIJ conducted the...

CCCJ welcomes impending Canada-EU free trade deal

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Japan welcomed news on October 16 that Canada and the European Union had reached a tentative free trade deal, officially dubbed the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). Prime Minister Stephen Harper is now in Brussels to put the final touches on the...

Premier heads to Asia next week

By Joe Couture, The StarPhoenix September 26, 2013 Premier Brad Wall's efforts to promote Saskatchewan abroad will continue next week as he visits the Philippines, Japan and Singapore. "These missions, we've tried to focus on them, we've tried to increase our international engagement as a government...

Canada-ASEAN Business Forum

First ever Canada-ASEAN Business Forum in Singapore In a historic next step for Canada‐ASEAN trade ties, the Canada‐ASEAN Business Council (CABC) will be organizing the first ever Canada‐ASEAN Business Forum on October 8‐9 2013 in Singapore. The Forum will be opened with keynote remarks from the...

AGM & Canada Day Party

On June 27th the CCCJ held its 32nd Annual General Meeting at the Robbin's Club in Aoyama Itchome. CCCJ Chair Wilf Wakely along with the various Committee Chairs presented on the highlights of the past year at the CCCJ. Election results were announced welcoming new Board Members in while thanking...

Tokyo American Club Revises Entrance Fees

Tokyo, July 1, 2013 Tokyo American Club (TAC) has revised its entrance fees for Resident Membership to make membership of the Club more accessible to the international community and to promote diversity in the Club’s Membership. Resident Membership entrance fees for foreign residents of Japan...