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Paul Chan: Overseas political and business circles hope to learn more about the development opportunities in Hong Kong and the mainland - Vimarsana News

Paul Chan: Overseas political and business circles hope to learn more about the development opportunities in Hong Kong and the mainland

Paul Chan: Overseas political and business circles hope to learn more about the development opportunities in Hong Kong and the mainland. He mentioned that he was accompanied by the Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited, Airport Authority Hong Kong, MTR Corporation Limited and other members of the "Hong Kong Team" to work with international political leaders. Business leaders communicated extensively, proactively promoted the event, and worked together to tell the true story of Hong Kong to the world.

Chen Maobo: Linking up the city and expanding the outside to promote the sustainable development of Hong Kong's economy - Vimarsana News

Chen Maobo: Linking up the city and expanding the outside to promote the sustainable development of Hong Kong's economy

The average number of daily visitors to Hong Kong in August has increased to nearly 8,13. Air capacity is also expected to recover to about <>% of pre-pandemic levels by the end of this year. It is hoped that under the stimulation of a series of themed activities in the future, more new local consumption scenarios and times can be created. In addition, Chen Maobo also mentioned the "Belt and Road" summit forum held in Hong Kong on the 13th and 14th of this month.

Paul Chan: GDP growth in the second quarter may slow down year-on-year compared with the first quarter - Vimarsana News

Paul Chan: GDP growth in the second quarter may slow down year-on-year compared with the first quarter

The Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, Paul Chan, said in a blog on 30 July that the advance estimate of GDP for the second quarter, which will be released on August 30, may slow down slightly year-on-year compared with the first quarter. Chan pointed out that among the "three-headed carriages" driving Hong Kong's economic growth, private consumption was still the main link supporting growth in second quarter. He believes that in the face of changes in the lifestyle and consumption patterns of citizens and tourists, Hong Kong needs more d...

Questioning the Hong Kong Government's Optimistic Forecast: Economic Recession Is a Foregone conclusion (Figure) Hong Kong | Budget | To Yaoming | Chen Maobo - Vimarsana News

Questioning the Hong Kong Government's Optimistic Forecast: Economic Recession Is a Foregone conclusion (Figure) Hong Kong | Budget | To Yaoming | Chen Maobo

Hong Kong current commentator Du Yaoming believes that Hong Kong's economic recession is a foregone conclusion. The picture shows the street scene in Hong Kong. (Photo: Pang Dawei/Looking at China) See Chinese websites prohibit the establishment of mirror sites. Return to the genuine version to see the Chinese website. [Look at China News on February…

All walks of life in Hong Kong are hotly discussing the budget: steady progress is believed to promote Hong Kong's economic recovery - Vimarsana News

All walks of life in Hong Kong are hotly discussing the budget: steady progress is believed to promote Hong Kong's economic recovery

The Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, Paul Chan Mo-po, announced the latest budget on the 22nd, which has sparked heated discussions in all walks of life in Hong Kong. People from all walks of life generally believe that this budget has achieved steady progress and is believed to promote Hong Kong's economic recovery. Xian Handi, deputy to the National People's Congress of Hong Kong, expressed support for the various policy measures proposed in the budget to support Hong Kong's science and technology innovation.