Hong Kong Promotes Maritime Advantages in Belgium, Joins WEF Discussions

During the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting in Davos, Financial Secretary of Hong Kong, Paul Chan, highlighted the city's strengths in finance, innovation, and trade, positioning Hong Kong as a 'super-connector' for global businesses. He discussed the robust financial system of Hong Kong and its readiness to embrace digital assets while promoting sustainable growth through appropriate regulations. Chan emphasized Hong Kong's role in facilitating investment in climate projects and fostering cooperation among various sectors. He held bilateral discussions with leaders from Saudi Arabia and Egypt to enhance trade relations, and engaged with executives from major companies like Coinbase to address trends in digital asset regulation. Additionally, Chan showcased Hong Kong's achievements and strategies for attracting talent and businesses, reinforcing its unique position under the 'one country, two systems' principle. His participation at the WEF aimed to present Hong Kong as a pivotal player in the evolving global economic landscape.