🚀 A delegation of consular corps and business communities from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) landed in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region this Friday, aiming to unearth fresh business opportunities.
At the launch ceremony in Hong Kong, Cui Jianchun, commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the HKSAR, highlighted the power of pairing Xinjiang's strategic location, abundant resources and diverse industries with Hong Kong's strengths in finance, service and innovation. He said strengthening cooperation will create a win–win outcome across the region.
David Whitwam, chairman of the New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, told Xinhua he is eager to dive into Xinjiang’s dairy sector 🐮🥛 and explore partnerships in cattle breeding and product processing.
Over the next week, the group will tour Urumqi, Kashi and Yining with a busy schedule: stops at Belt and Road Initiative cooperation zones, visits to fruit processing firms 🍉🍇 and top dairy companies.
🔗🤝 This journey blends Xinjiang’s resource edge with Hong Kong’s innovation and service expertise, paving the way for fresh collaborations and market growth. Stay tuned as this regional squad maps out new ties and opportunities!
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Hong Kong business communities to explore opportunities in Xinjiang
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