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XIAMEN, China, Feb. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology ( Blue Hat or the Company ) (NASDAQ: BHAT), a leading producer, developer and operator of augmented reality ( AR ) interactive entertainment games, toys and educational materials in China, today announced that the Company has signed a three-year agreement with Zhong Ya (Shenzhen) International Education Investment Co., Ltd. ( Zhong Ya ) whereby Blue Hat will provide its Augmented Reality Immersive Classes ( ARIC ) to Zhong Ya s 680 kindergartens located in Guangdong Province.
In accordance with this agreement, Blue Hat will also develop for Zhong Ya an overall kindergarten curriculum and technology platform with a focus on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics), taking into account social and emotional development, communication and language development, and physical development. Zhong Ya will focus its attention on management of the kindergarten
Yang Yirui said on Tuesday that in the midst of crisis, Hong Kong forged a new path and ushered in a historic transition from chaos to governance and back to the right track in 2020.
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Chief Executive Carrie Lam today held an online dialogue with more than 700 entrepreneurs and business executives from different corners of continental Europe to highlight Hong Kong’s unique advantages for doing business.
The dialogue session was co-organised by the Hong Kong Economic & Trade Office (HKETO) in Brussels and the HKETO in Berlin with other business associations of Europe.
Mrs Lam said at the session that with Hong Kong’s strategic location and unique advantages under “one country, two systems”, the city represents the ideal gateway for European companies to access the vast Mainland China market, in particular, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
Chinese financial regulators achieved a consensus on jointly supervising wealth management products in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, with a pilot program which allows residents to conduct cross-boundary investments in such financial instruments, according to a statement released on Friday.