投資推廣署鼓勵湖南省企業利用香港優勢「走出去」
投資推廣署於十一月十一日在湖南省長沙市舉辦「善用香港優勢 開拓海外市場」交流會,鼓勵企業充分利用香港的營商優勢以及國家推動企業走出去的機遇,以香港為平台,開拓國際市場。
是次交流會展示了香港在營商環境及現代服務業上的優勢,讓湖南省企業充分瞭解香港作為拓展海外市場的重要平台角色。是次活動得到湖南省商務廳、中國國際貿易促進委員會湖南省分會,以及湖南省工商業聯合會的共同主辦。投資推廣署署長賈沛年和湖南省人民政府副秘書長王光明出席了交流會並致歡迎辭。
賈沛年在致辭中談及香港的營商優勢時表示︰「香港的營商優越環境,資金資訊自由流通,市場開放靈活,自由有序,雲集了充沛的國際專才,配合完善的基礎建設、健全的法治制度,以及低稅率等多方面優勢,是內地企業『走出去』的最佳平台。」
賈沛年續說︰「作為亞洲國際金融、貿易和航運中心,香港具備了現代服務業的完善系統,融資、保險、會計、法律等各個環節互為緊扣配合。內地企業大可充分利用香港作為內地與海外商貿的橋樑,通過香港多元而專業化的國際機構和高素質的市場夥伴,進一步建立海外市場。」
出席交流會的講者包括投資推廣署中國事務主管李淑菁、香港交易及結算所有限公司華南地區副代表劉冬雲、渣打銀行(香港)有限公司企業暨金融業務部現金管理及貿易融資部董事鄭蔚蘭,以及李永銓設計屢有限公司創作總監李永銓。他們各自分享本身的專業知識和關於香港的經驗,鼓勵湖南省企業充分利用香港的設施及服務優勢,尤其在融資管道和品牌打造方面,赴港投資並積極向海外拓展業務。
投資推廣署署長賈沛年在二零一三年十一月十一日於長沙市舉辦的交流會上鼓勵湖南省企業以香港為平台「走出去」。
Director-General of Investment Promotion at Invest Hong Kong, Mr Simon Galpin, encouraged Hunan entrepreneurs to “Go Global” by using Hong Kong as a platform at Seminar hosted in Changsha on November 11, 2013.
資料來源:香港投資推廣署
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Invest Hong Kong encourages Hunan companies to "go global" via Hong Kong
Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK) on November 11 hosted a "Hong Kong - Your Platform to Going Global" seminar in Changsha, Hunan Province, aimed at encouraging companies in Hunan to use Hong Kong's business advantages to expand overseas.
The Changsha seminar showcased Hong Kong's business advantages and the latest developments in its modern service industry, updating representatives from Hunan enterprises as to how their companies could expand overseas via Hong Kong. The event was organised by InvestHK in collaboration with the Department of Commerce of Hunan Province, the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, Hunan Sub-Council, and the Hunan Federation of Industry and Commerce. The Director-General of Investment Promotion, Mr Simon Galpin, and the Deputy Secretary-General of the Hunan Provincial People's Government, Mr Wang Guangming, delivered speeches during the seminar.
In outlining Hong Kong's enduring business advantages, Mr Galpin said, "Hong Kong is well known for having a business-friendly environment, free flows of capital and information, free trade and a free market economy, a deep pool of international talent, world-class infrastructure, and a sound and independent legal system, as well as a low and stable tax regime. Against this backdrop, it serves as an ideal testing ground for Mainland companies to 'go global'.
"As an international financial, trade and shipping centre in Asia, Hong Kong offers effective financial, insurance, accounting and legal services, all of which work together to create a comprehensive and modern service industry platform ready to assist Mainland companies. I would like to take this opportunity to encourage Hunan enterprises to make use of Hong Kong's pool of diversified and professional service providers and their international marketing experience, to expand their businesses globally from Hong Kong," Mr Galpin continued.
Other speakers at the seminar included, the Head of China Business at InvestHK, Ms Loretta Lee; the Deputy Representative of Southern China, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited, Ms Angela Liu; the Director, Transaction Banking, Wholesale Banking of Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) Limited, Ms Celia Cheng; and the Creative Director of Tommy Li Design Workshop Limited, Mr Tommy Li. Each spoke about Hong Kong's business advantages in their respective fields and encouraged Hunan enterprises to expand overseas using Hong Kong's facilities and services.
About InvestHK
InvestHK is the department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government established in July 2000 to take responsibility for Foreign Direct Investment and support overseas and Mainland businesses to set up or expand in Hong Kong. It provides free advice and customised services to help businesses succeed in Hong Kong's vibrant economy. As at September 2, 2013, Invest Hong Kong has completed 3 000 investment projects creating 33 950 new jobs in the first year of operation or expansion and over HK$78.6 billion of investment. For more information, please visit www.investhk.gov.hk.
Source: Invest HK