Hong Kong urged to shift from role as ‘superconnector’ to ‘value-adder’
A report by the 2022 Foundation, founded by Victor Fung Kwok-king, urges Hong Kong to transition from its traditional "superconnector" role to a "super value-adder." Released on Friday, the 216-page report outlines a roadmap for economic growth, emphasizing structural change in response to global shifts towards knowledge-intensive and innovation-driven economies. To reinvent its economy, Hong Kong must focus on digitalization, developing the Northern Metropolis, financial market innovation, and aligning with China's national development while maintaining its distinctiveness.

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AI-generatedA report by the 2022 Foundation, founded by Victor Fung Kwok-king, urges Hong Kong to transition from its traditional "superconnector" role to a "super value-adder." Released on Friday, the 216-page report outlines a roadmap for economic growth, emphasizing structural change in response to global shifts towards knowledge-intensive and innovation-driven economies. To reinvent its economy, Hong Kong must focus on digitalization, developing the Northern Metropolis, financial market innovation, and aligning with China's national development while maintaining its distinctiveness. This strategic shift is presented as crucial for strengthening Hong Kong's position in global supply chains amidst geopolitical and technological changes.
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4 extractedHong Kong must pursue four key strategies: digitalisation, Northern Metropolis development, financial market innovation, and alignment with China's national development.
Hong Kong needs to strengthen its role in global supply chains and align with national development.
Hong Kong must shift from its role as a 'superconnector' to a 'super value-adder'.
The global economy is shifting towards knowledge-intensive, innovation-driven, and service-oriented activities.