DECRYPTION – Travel resumes, but Beijing’s strategy remains unreadable.
It is better to be prepared for the tremors when working in China. The French industrialists who are present there have understood this well for a little over three years. Last December, the Chinese government abruptly decided to end the “zero Covid” policy that had guided its management of the pandemic since its appearance at the end of 2019. Overnight, the myriads of tests, followed by partial confinements, but particularly severe, have come to an end. As well as travel restrictions and quarantines for arrivals in the country.
This new policy took everyone by surprise, but it has undeniable positive sides. China is once again a country open to travel. “We will be able to travel to China when, since 2019, it was almost impossible. We will be able to send experts and renew high-level personal contacts, which are important in China,” explains Guy Bonassi, vice-president of the Asia and Americas region…
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