HKU Business School will hold a press conference on 10 January 2024 (Wednesday) on the publication of its Hong Kong Economic Policy Green Paper 2024. This annual publication serves as a testament to the exceptional dedication and rigorous analysis undertaken by our esteemed academic community in addressing the myriad economic opportunities and challenges that Hong Kong faces today.
In the wake of the global pandemic and amidst rising geopolitical tensions, it is more critical than ever for our city to forge a clear and strategic path forward. With the sustained efforts and unparalleled expertise of the scholars at the University of Hong Kong, this year's Green Paper provides invaluable insights and guidance to shaping a prosperous and resilient future.
The Green Paper was prepared by HKU faculty members, researchers and other internationally renowned scholars, who have conducted in-depth policy analysis and proposed recommendations for various pressing issues in Hong Kong. Topics include the city’s future as an international financial centre, maintaining the linked exchange rate system, income inequality and wealth gap, the impact of ageing population in health spending, reducing public housing waiting time, talent retainment and attraction, commercialisation of intellectual property as well as strengthening Hong Kong’s position as an international aviation hub.
Media representatives are cordially invited to join the press conference. Details are as follows:
Date: 10 January 2024 (Wednesday)
Time: 11:30 am (Media reception starts at 11:00 am)
Venue: HKU iCube, 4005-07, Two Exchange Square, Central, Hong Kong
Guests:
Professor Richard Wong, Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor of The University of Hong Kong, Chair of Economics & Philip Wong Kennedy Wong Professor in Political Economy, and Director of Hong Kong Institute of Economics and Business Strategy
Professor Hongbin Cai, Dean and Chair of Economics of HKU Business School
Professor Heiwai Tang, Associate Dean (External Relations) & Victor and William Fung Professor in Economics of HKU Business School and Associate Director of Hong Kong Institute of Economics and Business Strategy
Professor David Bishai, Clinical Professor in Public Health and Director of the School of Public Health, The University of Hong Kong
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For media enquiries, please contact:
HKU Business School
Christina Chung
Assistant Director
Communications and Public Relations
Tel: +852 9092 2699 / +852 3917 1692
Email: chungmc@hku.hk
Tenniel Tao
Manager
Communications and Public Relations
Tel: +852 9406 8267 / +852 3917 8133
Email: tennielt@hku.hk