The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government will host the first-ever Hong Kong Global Finance and Industry Collaboration Summit on June 26–27 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, bringing together thousands of business leaders from mainland China and around the world.
The summit will center around four strategic themes: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Life Sciences, Energy Transition, and Hong Kong's New Growth Drivers, highlighting Hong Kong's ambition to be a global hub for innovation, capital, and industry collaboration.
At the Boao Forum for Asia held last week, Mr. Qi Bin, Deputy Director of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the HKSAR, said the upcoming summit is poised to leverage Hong Kong's unique role as a connector between China and the international community. He noted that the event will help deepen global industrial and supply chain cooperation, promote two-way investment, and build a "Hong Kong version of the Davos Forum."
Qi further emphasized that the summit will serve as a platform to attract domestic and international enterprises to establish projects in Hong Kong, enhance livelihood development, create employment opportunities, and accelerate the implementation of the Northern Metropolis Development Strategy.
Financial Secretary Paul Chan previously stated that the summit reflects Hong Kong's proactive strategy to mobilize global capital, technology, and industry leaders through the power of finance. The event aims to foster international industrial cooperation while attracting top-tier enterprises and investors—both from China and abroad—to set up operations in Hong Kong.
The summit is expected to underscore Hong Kong's evolving role as a super-connector under the Belt and Road Initiative while reinforcing its status as a key global financial and innovation hub.
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