Hong Kong is set to intensify its business ties with Southeast Asian and Middle Eastern nations, as part of its contribution to China’s Belt and Road Initiative. Nicholas Ho Lik-chi, the Commissioner for Belt and Road, has identified Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia as key cooperation partners for the year ahead.
Ho Lik-chi oversees Hong Kong’s involvement in the Belt and Road Initiative, China’s ambitious project to establish a trade network spanning over 100 countries. He stressed the necessity for targeted efforts to yield tangible results. This year, we are preparing to go to Asian and Middle Eastern countries, and we will also explore Central Asia regions, Ho disclosed during a radio programme.
The commissioner detailed plans for official delegation visits designed to attract business and investment. Additionally, there…
