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Chapter 1 General Provisions

Article 1 Name

 

  The name of our association is: Argentina-China Business Association of Enterprises, and the Spanish name is:

 

  CAMARA EMPRESARIAL ARGENTINA CHINA(CEAC).

 

Article 2 Nature

 

  This association is a non-profit, non-governmental bilateral economic cooperation organization voluntarily formed by Argentine and Chinese corporate legal persons, business people, investment institutions, etc., with legal personality.

 

Article 3 Purpose

 

  Our association is committed to promoting economic and trade cooperation, investment promotion, industrial integration, and information sharing between Argentina and China, enhancing exchanges and friendship between the business communities of the two countries, and providing services, coordination, and bridging for Chinese and Argentine enterprises

 

platform.

 

  The association has two departments, the Enterprise Department and the Business Department, responsible for enterprise cooperation and development, as well as business exchange and promotion work, with a focus on promoting cooperation in the fields of new energy vehicles, digital economy, green energy, and new materials

 

to achieve mutual benefit and sustainable growth through development.

 

Article 4: Place of Registration

 

  Our association is registered in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, and can also establish representative or liaison offices in China.

 

Chapter 2 Business Scope

Article 5: The main business of this association

 

  1. Organize economic and trade exchange activities between Argentine and Chinese enterprises;

 

  2. Provide investment consulting, market analysis, legal and tax services, etc;

 

  3. Hold forums, exhibitions, promotional events, and other meetings and activities to promote cooperation;

 

  4. Provide suggestions and recommendations to government agencies to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of members;

 

  5. Assist enterprises in handling trade and investment related procedures;

 

  6. Edit and publish relevant economic and trade materials, and maintain online information platforms;

 

  7. Carry out cooperation with other international business associations and institutions;

 

  8. Other relevant matters permitted by law.

 

Chapter 3 Members

Article 6 Membership Classification

 

  1. Regular members: legal entities registered in Argentina or China in accordance with the law;

 

  2. Board members: have made outstanding contributions to the development of the association and have been recommended and approved;

 

  3. Honorary members: Influential entrepreneurs, scholars, or consultants invited by the association.

 

Article 7: Membership Conditions

 

  1. Recognize the association's articles of association;

 

  2. There is an intention for economic and trade exchanges or cooperation between China and Argentina;

 

  3. Submit the membership application form and obtain approval from the board of directors.

 

Article 8 Rights and Obligations

 

Members enjoy the following rights:

 

  1. Participate in various activities organized by the association;

 

  2. Obtain services and support provided by the association;

 

  3. Have the right to make suggestions, vote, and be elected for the work of the association;

 

  4. Enjoy other rights granted by law.

 

Members shall fulfill the following obligations:

 

  1. Participate in various activities organized by the association;

 

  2. Pay membership fees on time;

 

  3. Actively participate in association activities;

 

  4. Maintain the reputation and legitimate rights and interests of the association.

 

Chapter 4 Organizational Structure

Article 9 Organizational Structure

 

The association establishes the following institutions:

 

  1. General Assembly of Members (the highest authority);

 

  2. Council (executive body);

 

  3. Executive Council (elected by the Council);

 

  4. Secretariat (permanent office);

 

  5. Establish a Chinese Affairs Department and an Argentine Affairs Department, each responsible for regional cooperation.

 

Article 10 Main Functions

 

  1. General meeting of members: review articles of association, elect directors, review work reports, etc;

 

  2. Council: Implement the resolutions of the conference and formulate annual plans;

 

  3. Secretariat: responsible for daily administration, liaison, and event organization.

 

  4. Supervisory Office: Supervise the financial management, implementation of the articles of association, and the work of the board of directors of the association, ensure the legality and compliance of operations, and report the supervision situation to the general meeting of members.

 

Article 10- Establishment of Chairman, Executive Vice Chairman and Vice Chairman

 

  The chairman is elected directly by the executive directors.

 

  2. The chairman shall assist the chairman in performing his duties and may act as the chairman in his absence.

 

  3. The Vice Chairman assists the Executive Vice Chairman and the Secretariat in coordinating and coordinating the work of the association.

 

  4. The chairman's term of office is three years, and he/she can be re elected or run again after the end of his/her term.

 

  5. The chairman is the legal representative of this association.

 

Responsibilities of the Chairman: Convene and preside over the Council, and present a report on the work of the conference on behalf of the Council; Representing our association to contact government agencies and other social organizations, and attending relevant activities; Fully responsible for the daily work of this association.

 

Voting mechanism: Resolutions of the board of directors or executive meetings shall be deemed passed as long as more than half of the executive directors approve them, but the chairman has one veto power and can make the final decision on the resolution.

 

Chapter 5 Funds and Assets

Article 12: Source of Funds

 

  1. Membership fees paid by members;

 

  2. Donations from enterprises or institutions;

 

  3. Government or international organization funding;

 

  4. Reasonable income from activities organized by the association;

 

  5. Other legal income.

 

Article 13: Fund Management

 

  The association's finance department should establish accounts in accordance with the law, implement an annual audit system, ensure transparency in income and expenditure, and regularly disclose information to members.

 

Chapter 6 Supplementary Provisions

Article 14 Amendment to the Articles of Association

 

  The amendment of the articles of association must be approved by more than two-thirds of the representatives of the general meeting of members before it can take effect.

 

Article 15: Dissolution

 

  If the association needs to dissolve, it must be approved by a vote of more than three-quarters of the members at the general meeting, and liquidation matters must be handled in accordance with the law.

 

Article 16 Effective Date

 

  This constitution shall come into effect after being passed by the first general meeting of members.