The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government plans to host the "International Financial Investment Summit" in November this year. Qiu Yinghua, director of the Hong Kong Business and Economic Development Bureau, said that Hong Kong is a free society and believes that the summit can still succeed.
According to the Hong Kong Sing Tao Daily, Qiu Yinghua said in an interview with radio on Saturday (September 10) that the Hong Kong government is gradually relaxing the quarantine regulations.This is a large degree of relaxation, and the government will also consider the actual situation permit and make adjustments in a timely manner.
Earlier, Tang Yingnian, member of the Standing Committee of the CPPCC, appealed earlier that Hong Kong should restart exchanges with mainland China and the international internationally as soon as possible.Qiu Yinghua said that Hong Kong will hold an international financial investment summit in November this year, and Hong Kong is a free society. Even if Singapore holds a similar summit during the same period, he has confidence in Hong Kong's strength and a confidence summit to be successfully held.
Qiu Yinghua visited Cambodia next month to attend the Asian Minister Minister's Meeting. He pointed out that in addition to visiting the local government, he would also tell other ministers a good story in Hong Kong.He said that some information is incorrect. For example, some reports on freedom of speech are not the actual situation after the implementation of the National Security Law of Hong Kong.
Since the outbreak of the crown disease, Hong Kong has adopted strict border quarantine measures, affecting the willingness of international financialists and bankers to enter Hong Kong to carry out business or investment activities, and then endanger the status of Hong Kong's international financial center.The Hong Kong Government plans to host the International Financial Investment Summit in November this year. It is generally believed that this is exactly that the Hong Kong government is still willing to open to the outside world in order to show the outside world to save Hong Kong's precise financial center status.
