John Lee to Promote Hong Kong in Three Asean Countries
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu will lead a Hong Kong delegation to Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam to promote Hong Kong and explore business opportunities. The delegation includes about 30 representatives from various sectors. Last year, trade between Hong Kong and ASEAN reached one hundred forty-four point six billion US dollars, showing significant economic potential.
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu will lead a Hong Kong delegation for a visit to Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam starting Sunday.
The delegation aims to highlight Hong Kong's strengths and developments, and explore business collaborations.
Lee's itinerary includes visiting Laos on July 28-29, Cambodia on July 30, and Vietnam on July 31.
He will meet with local political and business leaders and discuss Hong Kong's advantages under the 'one country, two systems' framework.
The delegation comprises around 30 high-level representatives from various sectors, including industry, commerce, financial services, innovation, and tourism, along with Deputy Financial Secretary Michael Wong and Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Algernon Yau.
Last year, bilateral trade between Hong Kong and ASEAN amounted to one hundred forty-four point six billion US dollars, making ASEAN Hong Kong's second-largest trading partner.
The delegation aims to highlight Hong Kong's strengths and developments, and explore business collaborations.
Lee's itinerary includes visiting Laos on July 28-29, Cambodia on July 30, and Vietnam on July 31.
He will meet with local political and business leaders and discuss Hong Kong's advantages under the 'one country, two systems' framework.
The delegation comprises around 30 high-level representatives from various sectors, including industry, commerce, financial services, innovation, and tourism, along with Deputy Financial Secretary Michael Wong and Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Algernon Yau.
Last year, bilateral trade between Hong Kong and ASEAN amounted to one hundred forty-four point six billion US dollars, making ASEAN Hong Kong's second-largest trading partner.