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                              April 2001 -- 140th Anniversary Special Edition


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Year 2001 not only marks the beginning of the new century for calendar purists, but also the 140th anniversary of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce. I congratulate the HKGCC on this memorable occasion.

The HKGCC has made many contributions to Hong Kong society, especially in defense of law and order, a better business environment, and social stability, which account for its success. The HKGCC in recent years has gained more sway with the public with its consistent stance. We, working in the community and in the Legislative Council, have advocated measures to enhance our competitiveness and advance businesses to the benefit of all. We have, for example, pressed to freeze fees and charges, broaden the talent admission scheme, and simplify or reduce bureaucracy.

Only four business chambers have their own Legco representatives, the HKGCC among them, which underscores our importance for Hong Kong. Our future plans include helping our businessmen explore opportunities on China's accession to the World Trade Organization and the development of its western regions. I hope all my colleagues can keep supporting the HKGCC, whose cause is progress and progress.

James Tien
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