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So, like, Sunny Tan, who is the chairman of the Hong Kong Productivity Council, tagged along with Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu’s crew on a trip to the Middle East this week. They were there for four days, soaking up all the vibes in Qatar. And guess what? Tan was totally blown away by the Qatar Development Bank. He was like, “Whoa, this bank is not even a bank, but a super cool government body that hooks up foreign companies and local businesses with all kinds of services to help them grow and stuff.”
Tan spilled the beans on a radio show last Saturday, chatting about how the Trade Development Council, InvestHK, the Office for Attracting Strategic Enterprises, the Productivity Council, and the Hong Kong Export Credit Insurance Corporation need to step up their game. He was like, “Dudes, we need to get our act together and work more closely together.” He went on to say, “The Qatar Development Bank is like the Avengers of business support, while we’re more like the Fantastic Five… but not as coordinated, you know?”
Not really sure why this matters, but Tan’s point is that even though Hong Kong is already pretty awesome at supporting businesses, they could be even better if they all synced up and worked as a dream team. Maybe it’s just me, but I feel like Tan’s got a point. If these five organizations joined forces like a bunch of superheroes, they could totally take Hong Kong’s business support game to the next level. And who wouldn’t want that, right? So, come on, Fantastic Five, time to assemble and show Qatar what we’re made of!
So, there you have it – the call for better coordination among Hong Kong’s public corporations to level up their game in supporting businesses. Tan’s eye-opening experience in Qatar has sparked a fire under him to push for more synergy among these organizations. Who knows, maybe the Fantastic Five will rise up to the challenge and become the ultimate business support squad in town. Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure – collaboration is key in unlocking the full potential of Hong Kong’s business sector. Let’s hope they heed Tan’s advice and come together for the greater good of foreign investors and local businesses alike. Cheers to a brighter, more coordinated future for Hong Kong’s business landscape!
