Past Events

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.

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.

Chen Yong, Chairman of the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region CPPCC, visited the Chamber on 10 April. He was received by Chamber Vice Chairman PC Yu.

Explaining that the visit aimed to deepen ties between Ningxia and Hong Kong, Chen said a new Ningxia-Hong Kong Cooperation Advisory Committee had been established in collaboration with over 30 Hong Kong professionals, acting as a platform for dialogue and cooperation. He highlighted the success of the 2025 Ningxia-Hong Kong Economic and Trade Exchange Seminar held on 9 April, where contracts worth around RMB 4.5 billion were signed. Emphasizing Hong Kong’s role as an important international gateway and “super connector”. Chen expressed appreciation for the Chamber’s strong influence as Hong Kong’s oldest business organization.

Chen noted Ningxia’s strengths in industries such as wine, goji berries, dairy, cattle and Tan sheep. He hoped to increase trade and market access in Hong Kong. He added that Ningxia’s modern coal chemical sector leads the nation, with the Ningdong Energy and Chemical Base producing 4 million tons of coal-based oil annually. The visit provided an opportunity to hear from Hong Kong business leaders directly and explore potential partnerships to promote mutual growth and prosperity.