 | | We were honoured to host an exclusive evening of networking and intellectual exchange with the distinguished alumni of the Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance (SAIF), Shanghai Jiao Tong University, on 29 July.
China Committee Chairman Dr. Felix Lee and Vice Chairman Edmond Yew warmly welcomed the guests, including Chamber members, entrepreneurs and professionals from various industries, who engaged in lively discussions over drinks and canapés.
Big thanks to everyone who joined us and contributed to such a memorable night!
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 | | Chamber Chairman Agnes Chan, CEO Patrick Yeung, General Committee member Wilson Kwong and China Committee Chairman Felix Lee led a delegation to the CISCE from 15 to 16 July. The expo featured six major supply chain sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Clean Energy, Smart Vehicles, Digital Technology, Healthy Living and Green Agriculture, and a Supply Chain Services Exhibition Area.
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 | | Chamber Chairman Agnes Chan, CEO Patrick Yeung, General Committee member Wilson Kwong and China Committee Chairman Felix Lee led a delegation to attend the Hong Kong-Mainland Joint Business Liaison Committee Meeting in Beijing on 15 July. The discussion included collaboration potential in technology innovation, supply chain synergy, as well as joint efforts between the Mainland and Hong Kong business communities to explore opportunities in international markets. Ren Hongbin, President of the CCPIT, joined the meeting.
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 | | It was a full house at the Chamber’s China Cocktail Reception on 11 July! Over 130 members and VIPs came together to celebrate the 28th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to China, enjoying a lively evening of networking and exploring business opportunities.
Felix Lee, Chairman of the China Committee, welcomed everyone and invited Li Peng, Chief Representative of CCPIT’s Hong Kong Office, to share his insights into national trade, emerging trends and opportunities for collaboration in trade and supply chain development.
Chamber Chairman Agnes Chan led a celebratory toast alongside General Committee members and China Committee leadership, reinforcing our dedication to fostering stronger connections and deeper partnerships between Hong Kong and the Mainland.
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 | | Alexander Ng, President of Tencent Healthcare, gave a talk on how Hong Kong companies can embrace AI to seize growth in the GBA and beyond at the China Committee meeting on 11 July.
His presentation included practical insights and case studies from Tencent’s applications of AI in sectors such as healthcare, retail and finance, showcasing how innovation is driving transformation and opportunity in the region.
At the same meeting, Felix Lee was re-elected Chairman, while Neo Wang and Edmond Yew were re-elected as Vice Chairmen. Nick Chan was elected Vice Chairman.
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.png) | | Xia Fangnan, Deputy General Manager of Shandong Inspur Digital Enterprise Technology Limited, called on the Chamber on 23 June.
During a meeting with Neo Wang, Vice Chairman of the China Committee, Xia explained that the purpose of his visit was in response to the call by the Central Government and the Shandong provincial government for enterprises to “go global.” He also sought the Chamber’s views on facilitating international expansion.
Xia expressed interest in the policies available for companies seeking to establish a presence in Hong Kong, as well as how to integrate into the city’s business environment. Additionally, he hoped to collaborate with the Chamber to explore ways to support Mainland enterprises in expanding internationally, with a particular focus on specific measures for state-owned and central enterprises.
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.png) | | Dongguan’s high-tech sector is flourishing, making it one of the fastest-evolving innovation hubs in the Greater Bay Area (GBA). Against this backdrop, Felix Lee, Chairman of the China Committee, led a delegation to the city on 16 May to explore cutting-edge development opportunities and strengthen collaboration between Hong Kong’s professional services sector and Dongguan’s dynamic industries.
The visit focused on Dongguan’s rapidly expanding innovation and technology (I&T) platforms and key industrial projects, aiming to foster win-win partnerships that drive economic growth across the GBA. Delegates toured several major sites to gain insights into the city’s tech ecosystem, sustainability initiatives and talent policies.
At the Binhaiwan Exhibition Center, interactive multimedia displays showcased the district’s urban development blueprint and core industries. Kexing Science Park impressed members with its integrated life science ecosystem, which provides R&D, production, housing and commercial facilities. Meanwhile, OPPO’s Global Computing Power Centre – a flagship of Dongguan’s digital economy – highlighted its role in providing robust computing solutions for businesses.
Members also visited the Binhai Bay Hong Kong Macao Youth Home Innovation and Entrepreneurship Base, which attracts and nurtures young entrepreneurs from Hong Kong and Macao through policy support, platform development and resource integration, fostering collaboration among the region’s youth.
Luo Bin, Secretary of the Binhaiwan Bay Area Party Working Committee, told members that what they had seen represented only one-fifth of Binhaiwan’s potential. “We’re eager to deepen collaboration with Hong Kong, particularly in innovation and talent, to propel the GBA’s industrial upgrade,” he explained.
Huawei’s Songshan Lake Campus offered a glimpse into smart park technologies, from automated patrol systems to digital management solutions.
The trip ended with the Dongguan-Hong Kong Economic and Trade Exchange Symposium. Held under the theme “Leveraging Hong Kong’s Core Strengths in Services to Help Dongguan Enterprises Expand into International Markets,” delegates engaged with representatives from 24 Dongguan businesses on leveraging Hong Kong’s professional services to help them access the international market.
In his keynote speech, Lee said: “We are delighted to meet with Dongguan businesses to understand each other’s needs and strengths, which allows us to introduce Hong Kong’s service industry landscape and provide practical support for Dongguan businesses that aspire to go global.”
Chamber representatives also shared their experiences in overseas expansion, covering areas such as sustainability, accounting and auditing, wealth management, litigation and mediation.
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 | | We were delighted to host an insightful luncheon on 29 April, featuring experts from Deloitte China, Dolly Zhang Partner, Indirect Tax, Customs and Global Trade Consulting and Shelly Ma, Director, Global Trade Advisory, who shared their expertise on the evolving landscape of U.S. rules of origin and their growing impact on global supply chains.
With China still facing significant tariff measures amid ongoing trade tensions, understanding the origin of goods has become a critical factor for businesses navigating compliance and managing cross-border operations. Moderated by Felix Lee, Chairman of the China Committee, the session covered a quick glance at Trump 2.0 economic and trade policies, the impact of retaliation tariffs on U.S. processing trade and bonded logistics and the classification and application of rules of origin for goods exported to the U.S, provided valuable takeaways for businesses across industries, especially those managing international trade under complex tariff regimes.
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.png) | | Xu Dechen, Chief Economist of the Department of Commerce of Jilin Province, visited the Chamber on 29 April. He was welcomed by Felix Lee, Chairman of the China Committee.
Xu briefed the Chamber on the upcoming visit to Hong Kong by the Secretary of the Jilin Provincial Committee of the CPC, the first in over a decade. He also invited Chamber members to attend the Jilin–Hong Kong Economic and Trade Cooperation and Changbai Mountain Ginseng Promotion Seminar next month.
In addition, Xu delivered a personal invitation to the Chamber for the 15th China–Northeast Asia Expo to further strengthen economic ties and exchanges between Jilin and Hong Kong.
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.png) | | Zhu Min, Director of the Shanghai Commission of Commerce, visited the Chamber on 25 April to exchange views on the evolving global environment and explore avenues for closer collaboration between Shanghai and Hong Kong.
During a meeting with Chamber CEO Patrick Yeung, Zhu stated that the purpose of the visit was to understand Chamber members' insights into the current international landscape. He hoped for deeper cooperation between the two cities by leveraging Hong Kong’s unique role as a channel to navigate global market challenges, including tariff-related issues.
Zhu also discussed Shanghai’s recent efforts to boost domestic consumption through events such as the Shanghai Food Festival, the Global Food Festival and Pet Fashion Week. He said China's vast and highly competitive market encourages rapid innovation and the swift emergence of new enterprises, which helps maintain strong product competitiveness.
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