The initiative aims to help mainland and overseas green enterprises spread their ideas and solutions to Belt and Road markets
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee stated on Monday at the Belt and Road Green Innovation Conference that Hong Kong will launch a Green Technology Bridgehead Programme next year. The initiative aims to help mainland and overseas green enterprises spread their ideas and solutions to Belt and Road markets. Lee emphasized Hong Kong's role as a leading green and sustainable finance hub, connecting green projects with global capital by assisting partners in financing, investment structuring, insurance, and cross-border risk management. He added that the city's professional services ensure projects are bankable and insurable, and it can also help connect green technologies with markets in need.
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