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Invest Hong Kong Signs MOU with Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce for Mutual Investment Promotion and Support Cooperation Deal

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Invest Hong Kong Signs MOU with Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce for Mutual Investment Promotion and Support Cooperation Deal
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Invest Hong Kong Signs MOU with Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce for Mutual Investment Promotion and Support Cooperation Deal

2024-07-16 15:45 Last Updated At:15:58

Hong Kong signs MOU with Abu Dhabi on investment promotion

​Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK) announced today (July 16) that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), pledging mutual co-operation on investment promotion exchanges and support.

The MOU was signed online by the Director-General of Investment Promotion at InvestHK, Ms Alpha Lau, and the Chief Executive Officer of Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr Ahmed Khalifa Al Qubaisi to foster a closer relationship for the mutual benefit of Hong Kong and the UAE in terms of investment promotion exchanges, and their co-operation with each other in promoting both inward and outward investments in both Abu Dhabi and Hong Kong.

Ms Lau said, "This MOU marks a new milestone between Hong Kong and Abu Dhabi in terms of investment promotion exchanges. Hong Kong offers an efficient, reliable business platform bringing Mainland China and the rest of the world together. Meanwhile, Abu Dhabi is a leading economy in the Gulf region and an important source of foreign direct investment in the world. By leveraging Hong Kong's status as the world's 'super connector', companies from Abu Dhabi and the UAE, and those from Asia can strengthen collaboration, tapping into the growing business opportunities across our two regions."

Mr Al Qubaisi said, "This partnership between the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry and InvestHK aligns with our strategic goals to leverage the diverse and promising investment opportunities in both markets as it promotes collaborative efforts and trade exchanges, thereby bolstering our joint economic interests.

"Our partnership adds additional and necessary support to the objectives of the 'Gateway to the World' initiative, recently launched by the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, to expand our international business network, attract multinational corporations, SMEs, investors, and talent to Abu Dhabi, underscoring our commitment to fostering local and global economic growth, ensuring the contribution of the private sector to sustainable development, and facilitating global trade," he added.

The MOU focuses on sharing information on business environments and investment opportunities with a view to promoting investment between the two sides and sharing experiences in attracting foreign investment as well as best practices regarding investment promotion. It also encourages interested local companies in setting up or expanding their businesses within the area of the other jurisdiction and provides support to facilitate inward investment between both Abu Dhabi and Hong Kong.

Hong Kong signs MOU with Abu Dhabi on investment promotion  Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

Hong Kong signs MOU with Abu Dhabi on investment promotion Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

Appointments to Community Involvement Committee on Greening announced

The Development Bureau (DEVB) today (April 8) announced the appointment of 14 non-official members to the Community Involvement Committee on Greening (CICG) for a new term until February 28, 2027.

The new non-official members are Dr Edmond Cheng Kam-wah, Ms Linda Ho Wai-ping, Ms Venus Kuk Wing-yee, Ms Grace Kwok May-han, Mr Lam Tak-shing, Dr Louis Lee Shing-him, Mr Warren Luk Hua and Dr Tse Wai-lok. The reappointed non-official members are Miss Linda Choy Siu-min, Dr Tony Ip Chung-man, Miss Trazy Kong Lok-yi, Ms Florence Tsui Ho-fun, Mr Wong Chung-leung and Ms Idy Wong Lai-yin.

A spokesman for the DEVB said, "The CICG comprises members from various sectors including community, construction/property management, education, green groups/industry bodies and public relations. The Committee offers valuable insights and advice on the promotion of our greening efforts and related community involvement activities."

The spokesman also expressed gratitude to the nine outgoing non-official members, Dr Johnnie Chan Chi-kau, Ms Chan Man-kuen, Mr Cheng Ka-ho, Mr Cheung Yung-pong, Dr Jeffrey Hung Oi-shing, Ms Una Lau Yuk-min, Dr Caroline Law Man-yee, Dr Angie Ng Ying-sim and Ms Poon Wing-yi, for their invaluable advice and contributions to the CICG during their tenure.

Appointed by the Secretary for Development, members of the CICG advise the DEVB on measures to encourage quality greening and nurture a culture of tree care through civic education and community involvement activities. The membership of the new term of the CICG is set out below:

Chairman

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Permanent Secretary for Development (Works)

Non-official members

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*Dr Edmond Cheng Kam-wah

Miss Linda Choy Siu-min

*Ms Linda Ho Wai-ping

Dr Tony Ip Chung-man

Miss Trazy Kong Lok-yi

*Ms Venus Kuk Wing-yee

*Ms Grace Kwok May-han

*Mr Lam Tak-shing

*Dr Louis Lee Shing-him

*Mr Warren Luk Hua

*Dr Tse Wai-lok

Ms Florence Tsui Ho-fun

Mr Wong Chung-leung

Ms Idy Wong Lai-yin

Official Members

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Secretary for Education or representative

Director of Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation or representative

Director of Civil Engineering and Development or representative

Director of Environmental Protection or representative

Director of Home Affairs or representative

Director of Housing or representative

Director of Leisure and Cultural Services or representative

Deputy Secretary for Development (Works) 1

Secretary

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Head of Greening, Landscape and Tree Management Section

* New non-official members

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