‘Take a long-term view’: Hong Kong minister says Middle East investment unaffected
Hong Kong's Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Algernon Yau Ying-wah, stated that Hong Kong's investments in the Middle East will continue despite ongoing regional conflicts. Speaking on a radio program on Saturday, Yau expressed optimism about the Middle East's long-term economic development.

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AI-generatedHong Kong's Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Algernon Yau Ying-wah, stated that Hong Kong's investments in the Middle East will continue despite ongoing regional conflicts. Speaking on a radio program on Saturday, Yau expressed optimism about the Middle East's long-term economic development. He emphasized Hong Kong's strengths in innovation, technology, and green finance, areas where the Middle East has considerable needs. Yau urged businesses to adopt a long-term perspective regarding investment opportunities in the region, despite temporary geopolitical impacts. The statement highlights Hong Kong's continued commitment to economic engagement with the Middle East.
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4 extractedThe geopolitical situation has a temporary impact, but in the long term, we remain hopeful about development in the Middle East.
Hong Kong’s investments in the Middle East will not be derailed by ongoing conflicts.
The Middle East has significant development needs in innovation and technology and green finance.
Hong Kong has strengths in innovation and technology and green finance.