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Hong Kong TDC expands to Africa with new Egypt office

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Hong Kong's Trade Development Council (TDC) is expanding its international presence by opening a new office in Egypt within the next nine months. This move is part of a strategy to tap into the growing potential of African markets, which TDC chairman Frederick Ma highlighted as offering significant opportunities. The council also plans to re-evaluate its approach to Nordic markets through its existing European bases, as traditional markets face slower growth due to geopolitical factors. AI

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Hong Kong TDC expands to Africa with new Egypt office

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Edith Lin ·

    Hong Kong’s TDC to open Egypt office as it eyes African, Nordic markets

    Hong Kong’s trade promotion body will set up a new office in Egypt within the next nine months to expand its footprint in Africa, while recalibrating resources for Nordic countries through its European bases as traditional markets face slower growth. Hong Kong Trade Development C…

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