Financial Secretary Paul Chan, on a trip to Beijing, today visited a cultural and creative enterprise, and a company focused on high-precision artificial intelligence products.
Mr Chan toured a leading pop cultural entertainment company’s thematic park and met its senior management.
The finance chief expressed his pleasure that the company, as a leading cultural and creative enterprise, has successfully used Hong Kong as a platform to enter both regional and global markets. He also welcomed the firm’s plans to establish more physical sales networks in Hong Kong and to diversify its services.
He also encouraged the company to fully leverage Hong Kong’s advantages in funding, talent and professional services by establishing its international business headquarters and corporate treasury centre in Hong Kong, in order to support the company’s global business development.
Afterwards, the Financial Secretary called on an enterprise focused on the research and development (R&D) of high-precision artificial intelligence products, where he viewed its latest high-end products and engaged in in-depth discussions with senior executives and the R&D team.
The company is planning to establish its international business headquarters and global R&D centre in Hong Kong, and is preparing to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Mr Chan encouraged the company to bring its R&D teams and more technological solutions to Hong Kong, and utilise the city’s international capital, talent and professional services to further expand its business into other markets in the world.
The Financial Secretary attended a dinner of the China Development Forum this evening and will speak at the forum’s thematic seminar tomorrow.
Financial Secretary Paul Chan, on a trip to Beijing, today visited a cultural and creative enterprise, and a company focused on high-precision artificial intelligence products.
Mr Chan toured a leading pop cultural entertainment company’s thematic park and met its senior management.
The finance chief expressed his pleasure that the company, as a leading cultural and creative enterprise, has successfully used Hong Kong as a platform to enter both regional and global markets. He also welcomed the firm’s plans to establish more physical sales networks in Hong Kong and to diversify its services.
He also encouraged the company to fully leverage Hong Kong’s advantages in funding, talent and professional services by establishing its international business headquarters and corporate treasury centre in Hong Kong, in order to support the company’s global business development.
Afterwards, the Financial Secretary called on an enterprise focused on the research and development (R&D) of high-precision artificial intelligence products, where he viewed its latest high-end products and engaged in in-depth discussions with senior executives and the R&D team.
The company is planning to establish its international business headquarters and global R&D centre in Hong Kong, and is preparing to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Mr Chan encouraged the company to bring its R&D teams and more technological solutions to Hong Kong, and utilise the city’s international capital, talent and professional services to further expand its business into other markets in the world.
The Financial Secretary attended a dinner of the China Development Forum this evening and will speak at the forum’s thematic seminar tomorrow.
