Hong Kong's Investment Promotion Agency and Trade Development Council, among others, co-organized a seminar in India to promote business advantages and investment opportunities.

On April 23, Invest Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Singapore, and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council co-organized a seminar in Mumbai. During his visit to Mumbai and Delhi, the Assistant Director-General of Invest Hong Kong, Wu Guocai, held in-depth discussions with large family enterprises, large companies, family offices, founders, and entrepreneurs from various industries, explaining Hong Kong's unique advantages under "One Country, Two Systems" and introducing them to the advantages, business opportunities, and investment opportunities in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area. Priya Pansare, Director of Trade and Investment Promotion at World Trade Center Mumbai, stated that the World Trade Center Mumbai is very pleased to explore cooperation opportunities with Invest Hong Kong to promote closer economic ties between India and Hong Kong. She sees this as a valuable opportunity to share information, promote innovation and trade, connect markets, facilitate cross-border investment, and help businesses in both places expand their operations. The seminar held yesterday in Mumbai by Invest Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Singapore, and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council was themed "Exploring Business and Investment Opportunities in Hong Kong to Expand Business". It brought together senior executives, entrepreneurs, and partners from local companies to discuss the advantages of using Hong Kong to expand into the mainland China and Asian markets. The event started with opening remarks from the Singapore Economic and Trade Office Director Feng Haoran and Hong Kong Trade Development Council's Southeast Asia and South Asia Chief Representative He Jianrong, followed by a speech from Wu Guocai introducing Hong Kong's vibrant capital market and the huge investment opportunities it offers to businesses. Feng Haoran emphasized Hong Kong's advantages for Indian companies in his opening speech. He stated that Hong Kong, as an international financial, trade, and maritime center, has been thriving under the policy of "One Country, Two Systems," and is well-positioned to play key roles as a super-connector and super value-adding platform to assist Indian companies in expanding into the Greater Bay Area and ASEAN markets. Wu Guocai highlighted Hong Kong's position as a leading international financial and commercial hub, with a dynamic startup ecosystem, thriving capital markets, and free flow of information, talent, and capital. He also introduced the new Capital Investment Entrant Scheme, which provides an attractive pathway for high net worth individuals and their families to settle in Hong Kong. Wu Guocai mentioned that he is honored to exchange views with forward-thinking business leaders from India and showcase the latest developments in Hong Kong. He hopes to help more Indian companies gain a deeper understanding of Hong Kong's favorable position, strong capital markets, and diverse talent pool to support their expansion into Asian markets and even globally.