Hong Kong's Financial Secretary, Paul Chan Mo-po, has proposed that the city can serve as a "super converter" for mainland China's technical standards, legal norms, and innovations. Chan emphasized that Hong Kong's established reputation and "brand name" lend credibility to mainland products, facilitating their acceptance in international markets. He cited the Middle East as an example where products certified by Hong Kong are readily approved, suggesting this endorsement helps promote national standards globally. AI
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