Hong Kong Leader Lee Concludes Economic Talks in Kazakhstan
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- Hong Kong leader John Lee met with Kazakh President Tokayev and Deputy PM Zhumangarin to boost economic ties.
- Lee encouraged Kazakh businesses to leverage Hong Kong's financial hub status for access to mainland China and Asian markets.
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Warum es wichtig ist
Hong Kong leader John Lee is on a five-day trip to Central Asia, starting with Kazakhstan, to foster economic cooperation and strengthen bilateral ties. The visit includes meetings with top Kazakh officials and business leaders.
Lee began his five-day trip on Monday by discussing ways to deepen economic cooperation and strengthen bilateral ties with Kazakhstan, meeting President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev as well as Serik Zhumangarin, the deputy prime minister and national economy minister, separately.
The chief executive urged the Kazakh government and businesses to take advantage of Hong Kong’s status as a financial hub.
“He [encouraged] enterprises in Kazakhstan to make use of Hong Kong’s professional services and business advantages to explore the markets of the Chinese mainland and Asia, while enabling Hong Kong and mainland enterprises to go global as they seize development opportunities arising from Kazakhstan’s economic reforms and set up business operations in Central Asia,” a government statement said.
Lee attended a dinner hosted by Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov in the evening.
Lee is leading the biggest delegation to date to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, comprising 40 local representatives and some 30 mainland entrepreneurs, including Shandong Gold Group chairman Zhang Xiaohai, GAC International president Wei Haigang and Liu Junzhai, director of Beijing United Information Technology.
Offene Fragen
- What specific economic reforms in Kazakhstan are being highlighted?
- What are the key development opportunities for Hong Kong and mainland enterprises in Central Asia?
- What are the expected outcomes of the delegation's visit to Uzbekistan?
- What are the specific professional services Hong Kong is offering?
