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Paul Chan defended a fast-tracked land release strategy aimed at accelerating economic restructuring and integrating technology, industry, and talent into the new development zone.
Hong Kong's finance chief, Paul Chan, has called for deeper cooperation and dialogue with Europe, emphasizing its importance amid geopolitical uncertainty despite existing disagreements.
Hong Kong's finance chief stated that authorities are closely monitoring rising Middle East tensions and global oil price volatility, noting the immediate impact on the city’s economy remains limited.
Hong Kong's finance chief has defended the government's plan to utilize the Exchange Fund, which ensures currency stability, to finance the Northern Metropolis technology hub project, framing the move as an 'investment'.
Hong Kong's finance chief, Paul Chan, announced plans to lead another business delegation to Saudi Arabia later this year. This follows Hong Kong hosting the first overseas edition of one of Saudi Arabia's top technology conferences, as part of efforts to strengthen ties.
Hong Kong's Financial Secretary, Paul Chan Mo-po, has commenced a five-day European tour in France, aiming to attract global capital and reinforce the city's position as an international financial hub.
Hong Kong's finance chief, Paul Chan, has outlined a 'flexible and innovative' approach to attract businesses to the Northern Metropolis, offering land, tax incentives, and financial support. However, the proposed new academic town within the metropolis, which Baptist University is considering, is facing questions over its slow development pace.
Hong Kong's finance chief presented a surprisingly strong budget, featuring surpluses and new initiatives, demonstrating the government's increased role in shaping the economy.
Hong Kong's finance chief, Paul Chan, lauded a blockbuster film about the Teochew community during its local premiere, highlighting the ethnic group's contributions to the city's development, even as some critics found the production overly patriotic.
Hong Kong's finance chief, Paul Chan Mo-po, expressed confidence that the city will climb to at least second place in the global ranking of international financial centers within the next 10 to 15 years. He made the remarks on Wednesday at an HSBC event.
Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po has defended the powerful AI agent OpenClaw, likening it to an efficient 'digital employee' and suggesting it should be improved to address security risks rather than dismissed.