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Hong Kong and Fujian sign 6 deals to boost finance, tourism, and education ties

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Hong Kong and Fujian have signed six agreements to enhance collaboration across finance, trade, tourism, and education. The pacts aim to deepen ties between the two regions, building on existing strong foundations. Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee encouraged Fujian businesses to leverage the city's stock exchange for international expansion, highlighting Hong Kong's role as a key node in national development. AI

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Hong Kong and Fujian sign 6 deals to boost finance, tourism, and education ties

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Matthew Cheng ·

    Hong Kong, Fujian sign 6 deals to deepen finance, tourism and education ties

    Hong Kong has signed six agreements with Fujian to step up collaboration in finance, trade, tourism and education, with Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu encouraging businesses from the mainland Chinese province to list on the city’s bourse for overseas expansion. At the fifth Hon…

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