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Hong Kong can act as ‘super converter’ for mainland China, Paul Chan says

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Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan said the city can act as a 'super converter' for technical standards, legal norms and innovations exchanged between mainland China and the world. He emphasized that Hong Kong's reputation for quality makes it a trusted brand internationally. The statement highlights Hong Kong's potential role in bridging China and the global community.

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Paul Chan Mo-po is Hong Kong's Financial Secretary (finance chief).

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Paul Chan Mo-po is Hong Kong's Financial Secretary (finance chief).

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  • No explicit humanitarian dimension in the statement.
  • Potential indirect benefits from improved integration.

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Hong Kong can take on a new role as a “super converter” for technical standards, legal norms and innovations exchanged between mainland China and the wider world, the city’s finance chief has said. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po stressed that Hong Kong’s reputation for quality had established the city as a “brand name” that was trusted by the international community.

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Paul Chan Mo-po is Hong Kong's Financial Secretary (finance chief).

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