Hong Kong aims to be a key partner in fostering Central Asia's economic growth, according to city leader John Lee. Speaking at the South China Morning Post's China Conference in Astana, Lee highlighted recent successes, including a US$785 million financing deal for the Development Bank of Kazakhstan. Additionally, Kazakhstan's national rail operator, KTZ, is pursuing a listing in Hong Kong, and a local family office has committed to sustainable energy cooperation with the region. Lee emphasized the significant potential within Central Asian economies, particularly those involved in the Belt and Road Initiative, positioning Hong Kong as a facilitator for trade and investment. AI
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- Astana
- Belt and Road Initiative
- Central Asia
- Development Bank of Kazakhstan
- Hong Kong
- John Lee
- Kazakhstan
- KTZ
- South China Morning Post
- Xi Jinping
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