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Written by: Wu Anan
2020-01-23 08:24
Last updated: 2020-01-23 08:24The Chief Executive Lin Zhengyue continued her visit to Switzerland yesterday (22nd). She and Georgieva, President of the International Monetary Fund, Edward Lister, Chief Strategic Adviser to the British Prime Minister, and Nobuhiko Sasaki, Chairman of the Japan Trade Promotion Agency Meeting of international leaders.
When meeting with Prudential Chairman Paul Manduca, she mentioned that although Hong Kong has gone through a difficult period of seven months, the financial system is still very stable. When meeting with business leaders, Mrs Lam also stressed to them that Hong Kong's advantages have not been weakened by recent social events, and she hoped that they would maintain their confidence in Hong Kong.
The Chief Executive, Mrs Carrie Lam, continues to attend the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland today (January 22, Davos time). Picture shows Mr. Lin Zhengyue (left) meeting with Nobuhiko Sasaki (right), director of the Japan External Trade Organization. (Government Information Service)
Says financial system remains stable after seven months of hard times
Lin Zhengyue attended the public talks of the World Economic Forum yesterday afternoon to discuss with the host the issues of Hong Kong's social situation and political development in recent months. Lin Zheng emphasized the accurate understanding and full implementation of "one country, two systems" and safeguarding the rule of law for Hong Kong's future. importance. Ms. Lam mentioned the measures taken by the SAR Government to respond to the new coronavirus. She said that in response to highly suspected cases in Hong Kong, Hong Kong would immediately implement and seriously follow up the response measures formulated earlier and would continue to explain the situation to the public.
In the morning yesterday, Lin Zhengyue met with Georgieveva accompanied by Qiu Tenghua, Director of the Bureau of Commerce and Economic Development. Lin Zhengyue said that Hong Kong would work with the organization to promote international financial cooperation and maintain financial stability. She also thanked the organization A report released last month affirmed that Hong Kong has a sound policy framework and ample buffer space to meet economic challenges and maintain financial stability.
Lin Zhengyue and Qiu Tenghua also met in the afternoon with Edward Lister, the chief strategic adviser of the British Prime Minister. Lin Zhengyue told him about the situation in Hong Kong, and said that as the situation in Brexit became clearer, the two governments could speed up bilateral cooperation in finance and other areas.
When meeting with Prudential Chairman Paul Manduca, she mentioned that although Hong Kong has gone through a difficult period of seven months, the financial system is still very stable. When meeting with Nobuhiko Sasaki, director of the Japan Trade Promotion Agency, she mentioned that after seven months of social turmoil, the government hoped to have more contact with the international community, especially with the business community. The government press release mentioned that when meeting with business leaders, Mrs Lam exchanged views with each other on the global economic structure, financial market development and fintech, and also stressed to them that Hong Kong's advantages have not been weakened by recent social events. I hope they will maintain confidence in Hong Kong.
The Chief Executive, Mrs Carrie Lam, continues to attend the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland today (January 22, Davos time). Picture shows Zhengyue Lin (left) meeting with Paul Manduca (right), chairman of Prudential in the UK. (Government Information Service)
The Chief Executive, Mrs Carrie Lam, continues to attend the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland today (January 22, Davos time). Pictured Lin Zhengyue (left) speaking in a public conversation. (Government Information Service)
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