Past Events

Date Events
Financial Secretary Paul Chan at the HKGCC
Hong Kong Business Community Luncheon with the FS

It was an honour to hear from Financial Secretary Paul Chan at the Hong Kong Business Community Luncheon today, where he outlined the 2024-25 Budget to Consuls General, chambers of commerce and business leaders in Hong Kong.

With economic drivers performing well, Chan said Hong Kong has skin in the game despite external factors like geopolitical conflicts and rising interest rates. He emphasized that the need of the hour was to restore confidence, especially amid concerns about public finance.

After the address, the Financial Secretary fielded questions from the floor. He also thanked the business community for their hard work, and urged them to share good stories about Hong Kong to their connections overseas.

View the photo album on our Facebook page:

2024/03/15
Frederick Ma's Vision for Hong Kong

The distinguished Fred Ma Si-Hang led an illuminating talk centred on his vision for Hong Kong in the latest instalment of our “CEO 123: Tell More Series.”

At a roundtable that was as insightful as it was entertaining, the former Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development explored a range of topics and answered questions from the audience with his characteristic wit and acumen. Drawing from his considerable experience in the public and private sectors, Ma discussed the various industries – from technology to culture and tourism – that can be shored up to boost the economy. He also highlighted the need to burnish Hong Kong’s standing as an international financial centre of repute, and explained why the city’s future remains bright.

Watch his talk on the Chamber's YouTube channel 

2024/03/13
Series on Municipal Solid Waste Charging Initiatives: The Commercial Sector

On 12 March, Ms Theresa Wu briefed us on the upcoming Municipal Solid Waste Charging Scheme, due for launch on 1 August.

This pioneering initiative aims to revolutionise waste management and promote a circular economy. By introducing charges for waste disposal, it encourages reduction and recycling. Collaboration among policymakers, businesses and the public is vital for its success. Extensive information dissemination to the commercial sector is needed for seamless adaptation.

Stay tuned for our next session at the end of April, addressing challenges faced by the retail and catering industries. Let us make a lasting positive impact on our environment!

Presentation slides are available to the public here.

2024/03/12
SME Committee: Day tour of Sha Tau Kok

The SME Committee organized a day tour of Sha Tau Kok on 8 March, giving members the opportunity to discover the town’s beautiful scenery, try local delicacies and learn more about its history. Besides the iconic Sha Tau Kok Pier, members also visited the local wet market and the STK Eco Park for a deeper understanding of Sha Tau Kok’s culture and development.

2024/03/08
Happy Hour with CanChamHK

What could be better than enjoying a refreshing drink while broadening your business and professional networks? At our Joint Happy Hour with CanChamHK on 7 March, HKGCC Americas Committee Chairman Evaristo Treviño Berlanga and CanChamHK Executive Director Patrick Levesque welcomed fellow members and raised a glass to the strengthening ties between Hong Kong and Canada. For more photos, visit our LinkedIn or Facebook pages. 

2024/03/07
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