Hong Kong’s finance chief eyes I&T development after calls at ‘two sessions’
Hong Kong's finance minister, Paul Chan Mo-po, has pledged to boost the innovation and technology sector and stimulate local spending, aligning with priorities set by Beijing officials at the "two sessions" meetings. Chan emphasized leveraging Hong Kong's position as a global financial hub to attract investment in the technology sector, aiming to integrate technology and capital more effectively.
Chan highlighted three key areas of focus: accelerating technological innovation to drive economic growth, unlocking domestic consumption potential through new experiences and products, and strengthening international collaboration. This commitment follows Chinese Vice-Premier Ding Xuexiang's call for Hong Kong to play a larger role in China's ambition to become a scientific powerhouse, signaling a strategic direction for the city's development.
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Hong Kong's finance minister, Paul Chan Mo-po, has pledged to boost the innovation and technology sector and stimulate local spending, aligning with priorities set by Beijing officials at the "two sessions" meetings. Chan emphasized leveraging Hong Kong's position as a global financial hub to attract investment in the technology sector, aiming to integrate technology and capital more effectively.
Chan highlighted three key areas of focus: accelerating technological innovation to drive economic growth, unlocking domestic consumption potential through new experiences and products, and strengthening international collaboration. This commitment follows Chinese Vice-Premier Ding Xuexiang's call for Hong Kong to play a larger role in China's ambition to become a scientific powerhouse, signaling a strategic direction for the city's development.
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