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HONG KONG COMMERCE CHIEF TO LEAD JOINT LOCAL AND MAINLAND DELEGATION TO MALAYSIA

1 min read • 1 hr ago • News - South China Morning Post • [src]
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Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Algernon Yau Ying‑wah announced that he will head a joint delegation of mainland Chinese and Hong Kong firms to Malaysia next week, aiming to showcase Hong Kong as a launchpad for companies expanding overseas.

According to the South China Morning Post, the delegation will follow the trend of nearly 200 mainland enterprises that have opened offices in Hong Kong since last year, using the city as a stepping‑stone to global markets. Yau also stated that Hong Kong is now eyeing emerging African markets after exploring opportunities in the Middle East and Central Asia amid rising geopolitical tensions.

Hong Kong has long positioned itself as a gateway between China and the world; the upcoming visit underscores its continued efforts to diversify trade partners and attract foreign investment.

  • Yau will lead a joint mainland‑Hong Kong delegation to Malaysia next week.
  • Around 200 mainland firms have set up Hong Kong offices in the past year.
  • Hong Kong is targeting African markets after exploring the Middle East and Central Asia.

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