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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
June 2003 Issue

Productive year for China
Committee
By Stanley Hui
Last year, besides looking at the opportunities,
challenges and other implications of China's WTO membership for China and Hong Kong, the
Chamber continued to pursue the swift conclusion of the CEPA consultations. In this
connection, several focus group meetings were conducted with members in various sectors at
the beginning of the year to collect views from the business community on CEPA. A Hong
Kong business community's wish list was submitted to the government in March last year. A
free media workshop on WTO and RTA was organised. A series of WTO training courses were
also organised for members to learn more about WTO and China's legal system and the
changes in the system following China's accession to the WTO.
PRD Integration
Another major issue that the China Committee has worked on is Pearl River
Delta Integration. A PRD Conference was organised last year, attracting over 300 members.
We were glad to see that the HKSAR Government has also put great emphasis on the
integrated development of the region. This year, we will continue our PRD programs in
order to provide more up-to-date information and business opportunities to our members.
China Business programs
One of the highlights of the Chamber's China events in 2002 was the third
biennial China Business Conference in November on "One year after China's WTO
membership."
Another major event organised by the China Committee was the working
mission to Beijing in January. It was the largest HKGCC China Committee mission to Beijing
with 50 members meeting with Central Government officials and the Beijing 2008 Olympics
Committee. Other missions included a visit to Anhui and Henan in April, Guangzhou and
Shenzhen in June, Tibet in July, Xiamen for the 6th China's International Fair for
Investment and Trade in September, and to Shanghai and Zhejiang in December.
Although at this difficult point in the year some of our China programs
have been affected, we all hope that the situation will be under control as soon as
possible, and the China Committee will continue our efforts to provide the best programs
and business opportunities for Chamber members. We believe Mainland China will continue
and present tremendous business opportunities as the country continues its economic
growth.
Abridged from a speech to members by Stanley Hui, HKGCC China Committee
Chairman, at the Chamber's Annual General Meeting on April 24, 2003.
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