Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu's Vision for Hong Kong as a 'Superconnector'
Hong Kong’s Role as a Regional Superconnector
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu delivered an inspiring message at the Hong Kong-Guangdong-Macau-Taiwan Youth Entrepreneurs’ Summit, emphasizing that Hong Kong will stand as a superconnector and super value-adder in coordinating the Pearl River Delta region. He highlighted Hong Kong's enduring ties with Taiwan, marking it as the city’s second-largest trading partner in 2023, only behind Mainland China.
Emphasizing Regional Integration
Lee stressed the importance of the Greater Bay Area initiative aiming to consolidate economic strengths among Hong Kong, Macau, and cities in Guangdong. As high-quality development unfolds, he expressed confidence that entrepreneurs on both sides of the Taiwan Strait will capitalize on opportunities for regional growth.
Support from Taiwanese Leaders
Sean Lien, vice-chairman of the Kuomintang, praised Hong Kong for its unique cultural and economic significance, likening it to a blend of New York and Los Angeles. He affirmed his belief in the resilience of Hongkongers amid challenges, citing advancements in Shenzhen and opportunities presented by tourism in Macau.
Future Outlook for Youth
Both leaders called for enhanced communication and collaboration to benefit the youth and overall regional development, underscoring that Hong Kong will continue to exemplify the one country, two systems principle.
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