CGCC will continue to support the Chief Executive and the HKSAR Government in its governance pursuant to the law. We will also continue to act as a bridge to contribute to the sustainable development of Hong Kong and ‘progress together’ with the country.

Chairman Wang Yang believed that the trade friction inevitably has an impact on economic and trade investment flows, but it will also help drive innovation and economic transformation in China.

With concerted effort, we can enhance global awareness for the Greater Bay Area and engage more overseas economic and trade partners in its development.

With its multiple strengths, the Greater Bay Area can serve as an important hinterland to support Hong Kong in its bid to break through development bottlenecks, create entrepreneurial and employment opportunities for young talents, and drive Hong Kong’s continuous economic and livelihood development.

The construction of the Greater Bay Area is the country’s key strategy for reform and opening up in the new era. It is also a new endeavour for regional cooperation in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao. As such, innovative thinking is required to achieve strong alliance of the Greater Bay Area urban clusters.

Hong Kong can serve as a “central city” to drive the development of surrounding areas.

We hope the HKSAR Government will give greater support to Hong Kong’s industrial and commercial sectors. Such efforts will maximize Hong Kong’s unique strengths and functional roles.

CGCC will continue to take active part in China’s ongoing reform and open pursuits, and maximize both the “benefits of being one country” and the “advantages of having two systems” to promote greater involvement of Hong Kong’s business community in the wider development of China.

Hong Kong’s business community and society should make good use of
the convenience brought by these infrastructure projects and capture the
opportunities from regional cooperation to open up new space for Hong
Kong’s long-term development.