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Hong Kong Youth Business Community Badminton Tournament

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Hong Kong Chinese General Chamber of Commerce Young Executives' Committee and the 26th anniversary of Hong Kong's establishment as a Special Administrative Region, the CGCC YEC recently held the " Hong Kong Youth Business Community Badminton Tournament" at Lingnan University in Hong Kong on 22 June.

The event included 16 young business groups, including the Young Executives Club, formed a team to compete in men's doubles badminton matches. This friendly tournament provided an opportunity for young executives and businessmen to foster connections and camaraderie through sports.

2024/06/22
Greater Bay Area International Information Industry Association Visited

Allen Yeung and Richard Wong, respectively President and Vice President of the Greater Bay Area International Information Industry Association, visited the Chamber on 21 September, and were received by Petrina Tam, Convenor of the Chamber’s GBA Working Group. The Association was established on April this year, aiming to gather a range of professionals to promote cooperation in information technology and connectivity, as well as facilitate integrated development in the Greater Bay Area.

2021/09/21
Liang Haiming, President of the Belt and Road Research Institute at Hainan University, accompanied by Professor Witman Hung
The HNU Belt and Road Research Institute visits the Chamber

Liang Haiming, President of the Belt and Road Research Institute at Hainan University, accompanied by Professor Witman Hung, visited the Chamber on 30 August to meet with Petrina Tam, Convenor of the Chamber’s GBA Working Group, Wendy Hong, a member of the Working Group, and HKGCC’s Senior Economist Wilson Chong.

During the meeting, the participants discussed the development of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Border Economic Belt. Professor Hung introduced the concept of this “belt,” which is a platform that aims to deepen cross-border cooperation in a wide range of areas, including technology and innovation, high-end manufacturing, cultural exchanges, tourism consumption, medical care and education. Tam and Hong remarked that the main challenges would be free flow of data and people across the border. However, the platform has the potential to benefit Hong Kong businesses, especially if these hurdles were removed.

2021/08/30
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