Hong Kong Leaders Advocate Outward-Looking Economy and Free Port
Current and former leaders of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) stated that Hong Kong must remain an outward-looking economy and a free port to ensure its prosperity. The officials emphasized the importance of collaboration with mainland China and innovative approaches to overcome challenges. These remarks were made during a panel discussion held on Tuesday, marking the HKTDC's 60th anniversary.
Hong Kong's economic future is tied to its status as an outward-looking economy and a free port, according to statements from current and former leaders of the city’s trade promotion body.
During a panel discussion held on Tuesday to commemorate the Hong Kong Trade Development Council's (HKTDC) 60th anniversary, speakers highlighted key strategies for the city's continued growth. HKTDC chairman Frederick Ma Si-hang and four of his predecessors participated in the event.
The leaders stressed the necessity of fostering strong working relationships with mainland China and developing creative solutions to navigate emerging obstacles. Frederick Ma Si-hang specifically noted, "Hong Kong has to maintain its outward-looking society and economy."
According to the South China Morning Post, these perspectives underline a consistent vision for Hong Kong's economic policy.
