“The second Global Prosperity Summit (GPS) will be held from 19 to 21 May 2025 in Hong Kong. Following the highly successful launch of GPS in Hong Kong last year, this year’s edition will bring together international experts on Trade, AI, Space, and Climate Change to debate the most critical issues impacting global development and Hong Kong’s role in a fast-changing world,” a spokesperson of Savantas Policy Institute announced.
International Experts on Trade, AI and Space Meet in Hong Kong at Global Prosperity Summit, 19-21 May, 2025 .
Apart from the Savantas Policy Institute and the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies, the European Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong has joined as a co-organiser.
“There will be five panels of experts discussing five key topics, namely ‘The Promise of Space – Breakthroughs and Potential, ‘AI and the Future of Work’, ‘Trade War, Hot Wars and the Global Economy’, ‘Climate Change and Sustainable Development’, and ‘Hong Kong’s Bridging Role in a Changing World’,” the spokesperson explained.
Mrs Regina Ip, a founder of GPS and Chairperson of the Board of Governors of the Savantas Policy Institute, said, “We take great pride in Hong Kong's unique role in connecting China with the world under the ‘One Country, Two Systems’ arrangement, and are confident that this year’s Global Prosperity Summit will be another successful event that serves to enhance Hong Kong’s global connectivity.”
Mrs Regina Ip, a founder of GPS and Chairperson of the Board of Governors of the Savantas Policy Institute.
Professor Yang Jiemian, Chairman of Academic Advisory Council from the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies said, “We are pleased to see the Global Prosperity Summit taking a big step forward during this time by leveraging Hong Kong’s unique advantages in reinforcing the city’s connectivity with both the Mainland and the wider world. The participation of the European Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong as a co-organiser for this year’s Summit sends a powerful message that cross-border collaboration is the way forward.”
Mr Iñaki Amate, Chairman of the European Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, said, “At this challenging time, and with global risks growing, it is essential to leverage international cooperation and specialised knowledge across various fields to devise effective, timely solutions for our future. We eagerly anticipate the exchange of insights both on stage and among the audience as we tackle the unprecedented challenges presented by this new postwar landscape.”
Mr Iñaki Amate, Chairman of the European Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.
GPS 2025 will be held at The Fullerton Ocean Park Hotel Hong Kong. Participants will include renowned scholars and experts from around the world, including Mainland China, Europe, North America, and Asia.
