Standardization Administration of China

The Standardization Administration of the People 's Republic of China ( SAC) is a company incorporated in April 2001, Chinese standardization organization. SAC represents the interests of China in the International Organization for Standardization (ISO ), the International Electrotechnical Commission ( IEC) and other international and regional standardization organizations.

German - Chinese cooperation

The German -Chinese cooperation in the field of standardization started in 1979 by an initial agreement. The German Institute for Standardization presented on the basis of this agreement, the Chinese standardization organization DIN standards available. The German - Chinese standard information portal is a result of cooperation between DIN and SAC, the prospects of both countries is to provide an overview of the technical codes.

Represented by SAC and DIN - - Since 2006, a German - Chinese working group is working on the harmonization of standards and ordinances to reduce trade barriers. She works on the following topics: food security, energy supply, environmental protection and medical technology.

On 19 March 2012, the extended DIN German Institute for Standardization and the Chinese standardization organization SAC their successful collaboration on the confirmation of the continuation of the cooperation agreement. In May 2012, both standards organizations met standards of the German - Chinese Joint Economic Committee ( GWA ) at the meeting of the Commission. The GWA is the main coordinating body of the German economic and the Chinese Ministry of Commerce.