Hong Kong – The South China Morning Post’s successful ‘China Conference’ returns this week as an interactive virtual conference on 14-15 May with the focus of discussion on Hong Kong’s economic recovery.
Headlining the stellar list of panellists are top HKSAR officials Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Hon. Edward Yau Tang-wah and Secretary for Food and Health Hon. Prof. Sophia Chan Siu-chee. They will join the discourse on what the immediate economic future holds for the city in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak and its long-term position within the Greater China framework.
The theme for this edition of ‘China Conference: Hong Kong’ is “An Essential Revival”, which will gather insights and raise key concerns by business leaders, foreign officials and global thought leaders regarding the city’s prestigious status as Asia’s financial centre. The forum will also deliberate on how the city’s hardest-hit industries can recover, explore new avenues of growth and overcome one of the toughest challenges in its history.
The event will bring together top minds from the business community, government officials and researchers from Hong Kong and the international markets such as Prof. Keiji Fukuda, Director of Division of Community Medicine and Public Health Practice at The University of Hong Kong; Dr Yeoh Eng-kiong, Director of JC School of Public Health and Primary Care at Chinese University of Hong Kong; Tara Joseph, President of The American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong; Dr Daniel Yip, Chairman of Federation of Hong Kong Industries; Peter Yan, Chief Executive Officer of Hong Kong Cyberport Management Company Limited and Cindy Chow, Executive Director of Alibaba Hong Kong Entrepreneurs Fund.
Visit chinaconference.hk to register for free and click here for the full agenda, list of speakers, and additional information.
China Conference: Hong Kong, Additional Speakers
● Henry Fan Hung-ling, SBS, JP, Chairman, Hospital Authority
● Prof. Arthur Li Kwok-cheung, GBM, GBS JP, Member, Executive Council, Government of the
Hong Kong Special Administrative Region; Chairman of the Council, The University of Hong Kong
● Donald Choi, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer, Chinachem Group
● Alain Li, Regional Chief Executive, Asia Pacific, Richemont
● Michael Kwok, Chair, East Asia Region, Arup
● CK Chan, Head of Hong Kong & Macau, Tmall World
● Prof. Witman Hung, JP, Hong Kong Deputy, 13th National People’s Congress; Principal Liaison
Officer for Hong Kong, Shenzhen Qianhai Authority
● Ada Wong, Chief Executive Officer, Champion REIT
● Winnie Chiu, JP, President & Executive Director, Dorsett Hospitality International
● Samy Redjeb, Managing Director, Bluebell Hong Kong, Macau & Taiwan
● Chee Choong Ng, Managing Director, DHL Express Hong Kong and Macau
● Prof. Xiang Zhang, JP, President and Vice-Chancellor, The University of Hong Kong
● Prof. Rocky S. Tuan, President and Vice-Chancellor, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
● Prof. Roland T. Chin, President and Vice-Chancellor, Hong Kong Baptist University
● Raymond Cheng, Head of Hong Kong/China Research, CGS-CIMB Securities
● Yat Siu, Chairman & Co-Founder, Animoca Brands; Founder & CEO, Outblaze
● Prof. Yiwu He, Chief Innovation Officer, The University of Hong Kong
● Dr Ricky Chiu, Chief Executive Officer, Phase Scientific
● Stanley Sy, Chief Executive Officer, Sanomics
● Gary Liu, Chief Executive Officer, South China Morning Post
● Denise Tsang, Hong Kong News Editor, South China Morning Post
● Elizabeth Cheung, Health Reporter, South China Morning Post
● Chad Bray, Senior Business Reporter, South China Morning Post
● Eugene Tang, Business Editor, South China Morning Post
● Eric Ng, Senior Business Reporter, South China Morning Post
● Zhou Xin, News Editor, Political Economy, South China Morning Post
● Olga Wong, Hong Kong News Editor, South China Morning Post
