Chief Executive john lee ka-chiu Advocates Tech Adoption During Town Hall Meeting
John Lee Ka-Chiu's Vision for a Tech-Driven Recovery
At a recent town hall meeting, Chief Executive john lee ka-chiu called on local businesses to proactively adopt new technologies to navigate the transition to full economic recovery. With confidence in an impending interest rate cut by the United States, he believes this will bolster domestic growth.
Engaging the Private Sector
Lee addressed the challenges presented by various sectors, noting that while the government plays a pivotal role, innovative participation from the private sector is essential in driving growth. “An all-rounded participation is needed,” he stated, underlining the importance of a collective effort.
AI and Economic Challenges
During discussions, representatives urged for the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) across industries like marketing and healthcare. Lee stressed that procurement must be market-driven, emphasizing that while the government can facilitate, the responsibility lies with businesses to integrate technology into operations.
Optimism Amidst Economic Growth
Reflecting on recent economic performance, Lee highlighted a growth of over 3% in the latest quarter despite ongoing struggles in some sectors. He anticipates that the US interest rate cuts, currently at a 23-year high, will enhance investor confidence and support Hong Kong’s economic trajectory.
Local Participation: Key to Success
To foster improvements in tourism and local initiatives, Lee insisted on the necessity of collective involvement from community members, stating, “The government will build the platform, but participation is crucial.” In light of ongoing economic recovery efforts, the town hall featured discussions ranging from mental health support to resources for underserved communities.
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