Diplomatic and Business Delegation Explores Tech Opportunities in Greater Bay Area
A Hong Kong-based delegation embarks on a tour of cities in the Greater Bay Area to investigate investment prospects in technology.
A delegation comprising diplomats and business leaders from Hong Kong has commenced a four-day tour of key cities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) to investigate investment opportunities in the region's rapidly growing technology sector.
The tour began on June 3 and will include visits to Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and Zhuhai until June 6.
At the launch ceremony in Hong Kong, Cui Jianchun, the commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), emphasized Hong Kong's integral role within the GBA framework, stating that the city serves not only as a participant and contributor but also as a beneficiary of the area's development.
Cui highlighted Hong Kong's strategic position in facilitating foreign trade and investment, alongside its ability to capitalize on the economic opportunities presented by the GBA.
Mojalefa Mogono, the Consul General of the Republic of South Africa in the HKSAR, remarked on the GBA's dynamic economic environment, innovative spirit, and cultural diversity, describing these attributes as indicators of the region's regional integration potential.
Mogono expressed hopes for increased collaboration in areas such as trade, technology, and cultural exchanges.
David Whitwam, the chairman of the New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, noted his focus on China's advanced technology and manufacturing sectors during the delegation's visit.
He pointed out the advantages the GBA offers, including an abundance of talent, capital, technology, and a robust transport infrastructure, complemented by Hong Kong's strong professional services sector.
The itinerary for the delegation features visits to significant cooperation zones, including Qianhai and Hengqin, and will concentrate on sectors such as smart driving, robotics, smart agriculture, and biomedicine.
This exploration aims to evaluate the GBA's innovation-driven development and inspire sustainable growth initiatives.
The tour began on June 3 and will include visits to Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and Zhuhai until June 6.
At the launch ceremony in Hong Kong, Cui Jianchun, the commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), emphasized Hong Kong's integral role within the GBA framework, stating that the city serves not only as a participant and contributor but also as a beneficiary of the area's development.
Cui highlighted Hong Kong's strategic position in facilitating foreign trade and investment, alongside its ability to capitalize on the economic opportunities presented by the GBA.
Mojalefa Mogono, the Consul General of the Republic of South Africa in the HKSAR, remarked on the GBA's dynamic economic environment, innovative spirit, and cultural diversity, describing these attributes as indicators of the region's regional integration potential.
Mogono expressed hopes for increased collaboration in areas such as trade, technology, and cultural exchanges.
David Whitwam, the chairman of the New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, noted his focus on China's advanced technology and manufacturing sectors during the delegation's visit.
He pointed out the advantages the GBA offers, including an abundance of talent, capital, technology, and a robust transport infrastructure, complemented by Hong Kong's strong professional services sector.
The itinerary for the delegation features visits to significant cooperation zones, including Qianhai and Hengqin, and will concentrate on sectors such as smart driving, robotics, smart agriculture, and biomedicine.
This exploration aims to evaluate the GBA's innovation-driven development and inspire sustainable growth initiatives.
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