Positive bilateral diplomatic relationship benefits both states

Irish companies currently employ more than 5,000 people in China, with this number growing steadily in recent years, Enterprise Ireland reports
Positive bilateral diplomatic relationship benefits both states

Leo Clancy, CEO of Enterprise Ireland, with event delegates attending the Shanghai Business Alumni Reception in April. Irish companies currently employ more than 5,000 people in China, with this number growing steadily in recent years.

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Patrick O’Riordan, overseas manager for China with Enterprise Ireland, looks at the strong China-Ireland trading relationship

Patrick O’Riordan, overseas manager for China with Enterprise Ireland.
Patrick O’Riordan, overseas manager for China with Enterprise Ireland.

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