Hong Kong Companies Join Forces Under the Belt and Road Initiative to Enter Middle East Markets
Belt and Road Initiative Spurs Hong Kong Expansion
Belt and Road Initiative is paving new avenues for Hong Kong companies, with a focus on expanding into the Middle East. Major players like the social Wi-fi platform FansWave are leading the charge. Executive Decem Yuen Ching-zhi announced their entry into the UAE through a partnership with consulting firm Access Group International.
Significant Agreements Signed
- 16 agreements were formalized on the inaugural day of the Belt and Road Summit in Hong Kong.
- Allied Environmental Consultants Group is teaming up with Access Group International on green investments.
- Farmacy intends to implement urban farming technologies while collaborating with local research institutions.
Opportunities and Growth Potential
Access Group International's Sadeddine Mneimne emphasized that the Middle East presents an open field for FansWave's innovative solutions. The potential to scale international presence is crucial, with Yuen targeting a significant increase in foreign business within a year.
Sustainability and Technology at the Forefront
Technology and sustainability form the backbone of Access Group International's strategy. With Hong Kong's expertise in finance and tech, these partnerships seem promising for both local and regional growth.
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