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Trade Development Council (HK)

Trade Development Council (HK)
The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) is a prominent Hong Kong-based statutory body, established in 1966, dedicated to promoting and developing Hong Kong’s trade. Headquartered in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, with 51 offices globally, its primary mission is to create opportunities for Hong Kong businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), by connecting them with worldwide partners. The HKTDC’s main activities include organising international exhibitions, conferences, and business missions, alongside providing market insights and promoting Hong Kong as a global investment hub. It is recognised for its extensive global network and significant contributions to boosting Hong Kong’s exports.
Hong Kong economy

73% of Hong Kong, Greater Bay Area firms ramping up expansion into Asean: survey

Survey by Hong Kong Trade Development Council and United Overseas Bank also shows 98 per cent of companies plan to keep or expand Asean operations.

Hong Kong sets up 13-member expert panel to help mainland firms expand overseas

Hong Kong launches professional services platform for mainland Chinese companies

Platform to help match local providers with companies from over border seeking to expand overseas, Deputy Secretary for Justice Horace Cheung says.

Opinion | After Tai Po fire, Hong Kong needs support, compassion – and answers

While the city waits for an inquiry to deliver findings, it also needs a renewed commitment to safety and oversight to rebuild public trust.

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Hong Kong open to issuing Islamic bonds to fund Northern Metropolis: Paul Chan

Finance chief’s delegation to Saudi Arabia also yields five memorandums of understanding, with big focus on technology sector.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan (right) has travelled to Saudi Arabia to promote business ties between Hong Kong and the kingdom. Photo: Handout
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