Hong Kong to step up luring global firms, investments, says Financial Secretary Chan


Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po (front row, fifth left) attends the opening ceremony of BIT Week 2025 and learns the updates from an exhibitor at the InnoEX exhibition on April 13, 2025. - Photo: HKSAR Govt

HONG KONG: Hong Kong aims to attract more international businesses, investments and talent amid the shifts in global markets and the new demands created, Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po said on Sunday (April 13).

Writing in weekly blog, he said the special administrative region has established a dual, secondary listing framework to attract top-tier overseas enterprises seeking to diversify their investments.

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