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Exclusive | Edward So: Three Policy Address priorities for SMEs—More BUD support, retaining talent, and accelerating AI Aaoption Edward So, President of the China Hong Kong Go Global Association and a practising Certified Public Accountant, said the business community is watching closely to see whether the upcoming Policy Address will introduce more targeted and actionable measures—especially those that can help SMEs maintain confidence, expand markets, and strengthen competitiveness during a period of economic transition. In his view, the business sector is looking for clearer policy direction and practical support in three areas.
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2026.09.15 19:10
Exclusive | 'Education is the bridge to human progress,' says Chatterjee—HK could become an international education hub Hong Kong, 24 August 2026 — The Hong Kong Committee for UNICEF (UNICEF HK) has appointed Mr Siddharth Chatterjee, former United Nations Resident Coordinator in China, as its Honorary Advisor. The appointment and youth dialogue land at a symbolic moment: 8 September 2026 marked International Literacy Day, and 9 September 2026 is the International Day to Protect Education from Attack—two global reminders of why literacy, access to learning, and the safety of schools remain urgent priorities.
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2026.09.09 17:00
Exclusive | Art beyond borders: Diplomats in HK see youth tell culture through 'national treasures' The inaugural "National Treasures Global Vision" Art Contest and Cultural Exchange Program, hosted by the Shine Tak Foundation, concluded its award ceremony and welcome luncheon on August 24 (Monday) at the Hong Kong Palace Museum.
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2026.09.03 15:00
Watch This | They are my family: Meeting Ronald Sakolsky in Luoyang In Luoyang, we followed Ronald Sokolski back to Luoyang Foreign Languages School, where he once taught. Years ago, his US$5,000 donation helped Yin Yuzhen plant trees and turn desert into forest.
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2026.09.01 20:16
Watch This | Uncle Ming and public piano: Music for anyone, anywhere In Hong Kong’s Central, a public piano sits in the open—free for anyone to play. On this day, it brought us to Uncle Ming, who had travelled all the way from Tuen Mun. He wasn’t there for attention. He was there because he believes music should be shared: it lifts your own spirits, and it can brighten someone else’s day too.
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2026.09.01 18:09
Watch This | Ronald Sakolsky returns to China says the trip makes him feel younger and more energized American friend Ronald Sakolsky has returned to China on a trip that has attracted extensive attention online. Many netizens have been closely following his itinerary, expressing concern that his advanced age, combined with long-distance travel and a demanding schedule, could affect his health.
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2026.08.28 20:23
Exclusive | Nordic chamber chiefs share HK stories: From culture shocks to GBA opportunities "Once you're here, you don't want to leave." That shared sentiment from Danish Chamber Chair Anita Vogel and Finnish Chamber Executive Director Marica Barrett neatly captures what keeps them in Hong Kong—one for nearly two decades, the other for four years and counting.
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2026.08.27 10:02
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