Chief Executive John Lee met with Council of Advisers on Policy Address

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Chief Executive John Lee held luncheon meetings with Chief Executive's Council of Advisers(CECA) from July 9 to 11 to listen to views for the forthcoming Policy Address and the overall development of Hong Kong.
 
Lee noted this was the first meeting for the new term (second term) of CECA members, and welcomed the three new members.

They included Dr Zhu Min, who served as the Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund and the Deputy Governor of the People's Bank of China, along with heads of two enterprises of Hangzhou's "Six Little Dragons" - the founder of BrainCo, Han Bi-cheng, and the founder of Unitree Robotics, Wang Xing-xing. 

During the meeting, the advisors emphasised that Hong Kong is bestowed with its unique advantages of connecting with both the Mainland and the world, excellent education and research capabilities, and advantageous geographical location, and it is also an international financial centre with free flow of capital. These advantages would greatly attract Mainland enterprises to list in Hong Kong and use Hong Kong as the gateway to go global.