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    News: 2024.03.22

    Li Zeju calls on Hong Kong government to maintain its status as an international financial center

    Cheung Kong Group Chairman Li Zeju emphasized at the recent results conference that Hong Kong's status as an international financial center faces major challenges and proactive measures must be taken to maintain competitiveness. He pointed out that Hong Kong has experienced multiple "stress tests" in recent years, including the impact of social incidents and the epidemic. These challenges have made Hong Kong's economic environment more complex.

    Li Zeju said that the Hong Kong government should do everything possible to ensure that Hong Kong can continue to maintain its status as an international financial center. He emphasized that the government needs to actively promote financial innovation and attract more international financial institutions and investors to set up business in Hong Kong to enhance Hong Kong's competitiveness.

    In addition, Li Zeju also called on the Hong Kong government to strengthen supervision of the financial market and establish a more sound financial system to cope with changes and uncertainties in the global economy. He pointed out that only through continuous reform and innovation can Hong Kong stand out in the fierce international competition.

    Li Zeju emphasized that Hong Kong, as an open, free and diversified economic system, must continue to adhere to these core values and actively respond to challenges from both external and internal sources. He said that only through unity can Hong Kong overcome its immediate difficulties and achieve long-term prosperity and stability.

    In general, Li Zeju's speech highlighted the major challenges facing Hong Kong's economy, and also demonstrated the determination of the Hong Kong government and the business community to work together. It is hoped that through the efforts of all parties, Hong Kong can continue to maintain its status as an international financial center. Make greater contributions to the development of Hong Kong and the global economy.