Hong Kong Commerce and Economic Development Bureau: Continues to encourage mainland entrepreneurs to establish headquarters in Hong Kong and enhance investment promotion efforts.

Deputy Director of the Hong Kong Business and Economic Development Bureau, Chan Pak-li, stated at the "Smart Link Greater Bay Area - New Power for Going Global" Siasun Robot & Automation & New Energy Industry Exchange and Roadshow that the Hong Kong SAR Government will continue to encourage mainland entrepreneurs to consider setting up regional headquarters in Hong Kong to manage international operations, including e-commerce centers, research and development platforms, and multinational supply chain management centers. Looking ahead, the Hong Kong SAR Government will continue to strengthen investment promotion and talent attraction efforts, enhance international exchanges, and expand the network of Hong Kong's economic and trade partners. Hong Kong will also increase communication and cooperation with sister cities in the Greater Bay Area to promote high-quality development in the region. Chan Pak-li noted that one of Hong Kong's key focuses now is to help mainland enterprises go global. Hong Kong recently established a "Going Global Task Force" together with relevant government departments and public agencies to provide customized services for mainland enterprises coming to Hong Kong, assisting them in deploying global supply chains. Services include using Hong Kong's domestic and international networks to support mainland enterprises, such as helping them solve trade financing issues and understand foreign market regulations. Hong Kong has accumulated a lot of experience and many mainland enterprises have also gone global through this platform.