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2021年11月15日

日本における入国制限措置に関する共同声明

2021年9月29日

EBCのマイケル・ムロチェク会頭は、ティエリー・ブルトン欧州委員（域内市場担当）に日本の商環境に関する報告書2020年度版を手交

2021年9月7日

EBC and Keidanren united for the recognition of vaccination certificate

2021年9月1日

The European national Chambers vaccinate 4,305 people as their contribution to the fight against Covid-19

2021年8月2日

EBC Tax seminar 8 July 2021

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新たな問題

  • published_date_icon作成日:

    Travel restrictions

    委員会:
    Cross-Committee Issues
    進捗:
    NewUrgent

    The EBC fully understands and supports the Japanese government’s efforts to try to stem the spread of Covid-19 among the residents of Japan. However, it cannot be emphasised enough that European firms, as well as Japanese and other non-Japanese firms, have been suffering for months because they have not been able to bring in essential personnel from overseas. This is true both for specialists — such as engineers, researchers, and medical personnel — and for those in top management positions.

  • published_date_icon作成日:

    緊急使用許諾（EUA）の創設と許諾に基づく市場提供

    委員会:
    IVD（IN VITRO DIAGNOSTICS）
    進捗:
    新規

    新興感染症発生時に、透明性のあるプロセスにより一定程度の品質や性能が確認された検査が適正に国民に提供されるよう体制整備が必要。

  • published_date_icon作成日:

    POCT検査による「質の高い在宅医療の確保」への貢献

    委員会:
    IVD（IN VITRO DIAGNOSTICS）
    進捗:
    新規

    地域包括ケア構築のためには在宅医療の充実、かかりつけ医機能の強化が必要。在宅医療の現場でPOCT検査を行うことで早期の病態把握や急性期医療への連携介入による患者の予後の重症化の軽減が期待される。

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緊急の問題

  • published_date_icon作成日:

    Travel restrictions

    委員会:
    Cross-Committee Issues
    進捗:
    NewUrgent

    The EBC fully understands and supports the Japanese government’s efforts to try to stem the spread of Covid-19 among the residents of Japan. However, it cannot be emphasised enough that European firms, as well as Japanese and other non-Japanese firms, have been suffering for months because they have not been able to bring in essential personnel from overseas. This is true both for specialists — such as engineers, researchers, and medical personnel — and for those in top management positions.

  • published_date_icon作成日:

    COVID-19

    委員会:
    物流・貨物輸送
    進捗:
    Some progress

    COVID19は発生から1年以上たっても、物流部門に影響を及ぼし続けている。世界中で、特に日本では、旅行の制限があるため、業務が妨げられている。透明で長期的な規制と指針が必要だ。

解決済みの問題

  • published_date_icon作成日:

    Operational Safety Clause (OSC) and public procurement

    委員会:
    Railways
    進捗:
    Resolved

    Japan and the EU are both signatories to the WTO’s Plurilateral Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA). Despite this, Japan exempts railway procurement from the provisions of the GPA. The EBC understands that the EU-Japan EPA will open up railway related procurement to EU manufacturers no more than one year after the agreement enters into force. The EBC welcomes this and is also pleased that more cities will open up their procurement market to EU suppliers.

  • published_date_icon作成日:

    Airport infrastructure

    委員会:
    Transportation & Communications
    進捗:
    Resolved

    The EBC encourages the continued opening up of HND airport slots. In addition, improved “on or near airport” facilities, including for catering and cargo are needed. The new air corridor at HND will enable a reduction in fuel consumption through a more direct approach, which will have a positive impact on the environment.

  • published_date_icon作成日:

    Shoe quotas

    委員会:
    VACCINES
    進捗:
    Resolved

    Yearly status report: progress. With the implementation of the EPA, shoe quotas will be eliminated. In the meantime, management of such quotas is not transparent and allocations are not always awarded to real importers of shoes, leading to significant market distortions.

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