Green finance key to foreign businesses in Hong Kong


Johannes Hack, president of the German Chamber of Commerce, Hong Kong

HONG KONG: The 26th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) has seen the city make good progress in cementing itself as Asia’s world city, and this will strengthen its ability to attract overseas companies and talents.

“In many ways, Hong Kong is still stacking up really well,” said Johannes Hack, president of the German Chamber of Commerce, Hong Kong. “We can focus on what we can do to become more competitive.”

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