10th Belt and Road Summit commenced in HK
發佈日期: 2025-09-10 11:52
TVB News
The 10th Belt and Road Summit kicked off at the HK Convention and Exhibition today.
The two day event, organised by the HKSAR government and HK Trade Development Council, is attended by over 6,000 representatives from some 90 Belt and Road countries.
China's Vice Minister of Commerce Yan Dong also attended.
In his speech, Chief Executive John Lee noted during the summit, there will be the exchange of 9 MoUs (Memorandum of Understanding) and co-operation agreements, between Hong Kong and Belt and Road countries, on official co-operation in dispute avoidance and resolution, customs, anti-corruption, meteorology, investment promotion, and more.
"These underline our commitment to the Belt and Road, to enabling co-operation and exchanges for mutual benefit. Also today, some 36 business-to-business agreements and deals will be announced, covering finance, technology, logistics, professional services and education," said Lee.
"Thanks to projects and deals closed in recent days, their total value is now close to US$1 billion," Lee added.
