Treasury Secretary: Hong Kong Strengthens Middle East Links

The interview with Paul Chan, the Financial Secretary of Hong Kong, focused on expanding and strengthening relations with the Middle East and the Global South during 2026. It highlighted how these relationships have evolved from simple financial and human exchanges to broader partnerships in the fields of innovation, technology, and industrial projects, with a sharing of expertise in institutional development. Hong Kong’s financial market has experienced significant growth, with the average daily trading volume reaching HKD 272.9 billion, an increase of 6.4% compared to the previous year. Additionally, the number of initial public offerings (IPOs) rose to 116 companies, raising over HKD 388 billion, surpassing last year’s figures. Despite market fluctuations caused by rising US bond yields and economic outlook concerns, reports confirm the ongoing trend of asset reorganization and global supply chain adjustments. The results of Chan’s visits, particularly to Doha, reflect a deepening cooperation between Hong Kong and the Middle East, especially as the region’s economies increasingly diversify their sources of income. Companies are investing more in storage and logistics sectors, further emphasizing Hong Kong’s advantages as a global trade and investment hub due to its resilience and transparency. This strengthens its position as a trusted partner in global economic growth.

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