Introduction

Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po is gearing up to promote Hong Kong as a vibrant hub of fresh opportunities at the upcoming World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, set to take place from January 20 to 24.

Key Engagements in Davos

This pivotal annual gathering of nearly 3,000 influential leaders from politics, business, finance, and academia will tackle pressing global and regional challenges head-on.

Flying to Davos early on Monday, Chan's agenda is packed with significant engagements, including keynote speeches, luncheons, and dinners where he will elaborate on Hong Kong's latest developments and the unique advantages the city offers as it reestablishes itself as a key player in the global economy.

Thematic Focus of WEF 2025

Under the vibrant theme of this year's WEF—"Collaboration for the Intelligent Age"—discussions will revolve around crucial issues like rebuilding trust, fostering sustainable growth, investing in human development, and transforming industries amid rapid technological advances.

This context provides a golden opportunity for Hong Kong to showcase its strategic plans and initiatives aimed at integrating innovative technologies in various sectors.

Participation of Major Institutions

In addition to Chan, representatives from major institutions like the Airport Authority Hong Kong, MTR Corporation Ltd, and Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd will also be present at this prestigious meeting, reinforcing the city’s commitment to becoming a global financial powerhouse.

Hong Kong's Resilience and Adaptability

With global leaders looking for solutions in an increasingly interconnected yet fragmented world, Chan is expected to highlight Hong Kong's resilience and adaptability—key factors that position the city favorably in international markets.

Leadership Transition

As he returns on January 25, Deputy Financial Secretary Michael Wong Wai-lun will step in to ensure continuity in leadership.

Conclusion

Stay tuned for updates as we delve into the discussions from Davos that might just reshape the global economic landscape. What could this mean for investors? What opportunities await Hong Kong in the post-pandemic world? Find out soon!