Jin10 Data 26 April, Hong Kong SAR Chief Secretary for Administration Chan Kwok-kee stated during the "Opportunity Hong Kong" themed interview event on the 26th that the tariff war initiated by the United States poses both "risks" and "opportunities" for Hong Kong. "It has led to a reallocation of global capital, attracting foreign companies and investments to Hong Kong." He mentioned that the Hong Kong SAR government is discussing investment agreements with Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, Egypt, and Peru, and will also explore potential markets in Central Asia, South Africa, and North Africa with the business and professional services sectors. "We will no longer rely solely on the U.S. market, and will strengthen international communication and cooperation, actively deepen regional cooperation. Trade within the region will not be affected by U.S. tariffs, allowing us to expand, deepen, and broaden our trade." The Research Director of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, Fan Yuen-er, stated during the interview event that Hong Kong's exports to the U.S. have declined in recent years, while export demand from other markets has increased. Therefore, although the U.S. is wielding tariffs, which has created tension in trade, the impact on Hong Kong's export business is not significant.
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Jin10 Data 26 April, Hong Kong SAR Chief Secretary for Administration Chan Kwok-kee stated during the "Opportunity Hong Kong" themed interview event on the 26th that the tariff war initiated by the United States poses both "risks" and "opportunities" for Hong Kong. "It has led to a reallocation of global capital, attracting foreign companies and investments to Hong Kong." He mentioned that the Hong Kong SAR government is discussing investment agreements with Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, Egypt, and Peru, and will also explore potential markets in Central Asia, South Africa, and North Africa with the business and professional services sectors. "We will no longer rely solely on the U.S. market, and will strengthen international communication and cooperation, actively deepen regional cooperation. Trade within the region will not be affected by U.S. tariffs, allowing us to expand, deepen, and broaden our trade." The Research Director of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, Fan Yuen-er, stated during the interview event that Hong Kong's exports to the U.S. have declined in recent years, while export demand from other markets has increased. Therefore, although the U.S. is wielding tariffs, which has created tension in trade, the impact on Hong Kong's export business is not significant.