HKPC is committed to promoting productivity excellence through relentless drive of world-class advanced technologies and innovative service offerings to support Hong Kong enterprises.
This year's “ForeSight 2025” is themed “Navigating the Future of Hong Kong's Economy with New Productive Forces”, comprising two sessions in the keynote speech "New Structural Economics" and “ForeSight Leaders Panel” focusing on how Hong Kong can seize the prospects and leverage its strengths as an international financial and trade centre as well as an innovation hub to play a new role to accelerate the new journey in developing "New Productive Forces".
Enable SMEs to go global and explore in ASEAN and Belt and Road markets
Protect smart innovation and seize new prospects of IP commerce
“New Productive Forces Service Platform” injects new momentum into society and steers us towards a "High Intelligence & Green" future
“New Productive Forces Service Platform” Showcase Zone
“ForeSight.Future Manufacturing Hall” Tour
Interact with prominent business leaders as well as scholars
Guest of Honour
Hon Sunny TAN
Chairman,
Hong Kong Productivity Council
ForeSight Keynote Speech
Professor Justin Yifu LIN
Dean of Institute of New Structural Economics, Peking University
Leverage Hong Kong's Advantages, Develop New Productive Forces: From New Structural Economics Perspective
Professor Justin Yifu LIN, Dean of the Institute of New Structural Economics at Peking University. Currently, he serves as a Standing Committee Member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and Deputy Director of its Economic Committee.
From the respective of “New Structural Economics”, Professor LIN will deep dive on the industry advantages and prospects of Hong Kong and share unique insights on how Hong Kong accelerates “New Productive Forces” in the new landscape for accelerating Country’s modernisation and high-quality development.
ForeSight Leaders Panel
How “New Productive Forces” Navigate a New Stage Beyond
Hong Kong Economy
The session aims to explore on how Hong Kong leverages innovative technology, especially smart manufacturing, microfactory, low-altitude economy, SME development and more to unleash unique advantages and create new prospects towards the development strategy in the new year in 2025. The audience, comprising leaders of big and small companies across various industries, will gain valuable insights from the insightful sharing from panel speakers.
Master how to leverage unique resource endowments and develop modern industries with comparative advantages
Enhance productivity standard and production related industry and technique, accelerating the transformation of economic structure with economic and societal growth
Empowering New Industrialisation to Boost Economy
SMEs Go Global and Prospects
IP Protects Innovation
Emerging Economy
Artificial Intelligence
Green Finance, Green Tech and New Energy
Impressive Speaker Lineup
Mr Jude CHOW
Deputy Chairman, Federation of Hong Kong Industries
Professor WONG Ka Wo, Simon
Vice President, The Chinese Manufacturers' Association of
Hong Kong
Dr Kang QU
Managing Director of Sustainability Strategy, Deputy General Manager in Economics & Strategic Planning Department and Hong Kong Financial Research Institute of Bank of China, Bank of China (Hong Kong)
Please be advised that the views and opinions expressed in the panels by the speakers are not those of HKPC, and accordingly, HKPC takes no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the contents provided and shared by the speakers, and expressly disclaims any liability whatsoever for any claim, loss or damage howsoever arising from the use of or in reliance upon the whole or any part of the contents thereof.
The speakers’ speech or opinions regarding the future development, tend and conditions of the economy, industry and market may involve the forward-looking views, predictions and statements which are subject to the influence of certain risks, unexpected or uncertainties factors and assumptions. You shall pay caution and assess the risks thereof.
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