Paul Chan Mo-po builds Hong Kong's transnational supply chain management center to attract mainland companies to set up headquarters

Paul Chan said that the plan to build Hong Kong into a transnational supply chain management center aims to attract more mainland companies to set up regional headquarters in Hong Kong to further promote Hong Kong's economic development. He emphasized that this move will bring more business and employment opportunities to Hong Kong and help enhance Hong Kong's status on the international business stage.

According to Paul Chan's plan, Hong Kong will provide preferential policies and convenient measures to attract mainland companies to set up regional headquarters here. He believes that Hong Kong’s status as Asia’s financial center and international business hub will be further consolidated and enhanced as a result.

Paul Chan further pointed out that Hong Kong has a complete legal system and abundant talent advantages, which will provide a good environment and support for mainland enterprises to set up regional headquarters in Hong Kong. He called on mainland enterprises to seize this opportunity and share Hong Kong's development achievements.

Finally, Paul Chan said that the government will actively promote relevant policies and measures to help Hong Kong build a transnational supply chain management center. He believes that through the efforts and cooperation of all parties, Hong Kong will usher in a more prosperous and stable future.

Overall, Chan Mo-po's plan will bring new development opportunities to Hong Kong, promote cooperation and exchanges between mainland enterprises and Hong Kong, and further promote the integrated development of the two economies. This will help enhance Hong Kong's international competitiveness and inject new impetus into Hong Kong's economic transformation and upgrading.