Mr. Lee Ka-chiu attends the first District Consultation Meeting on the Policy Address, and members of the public suggest that the Hong Kong Government should set up a “Virtual Assets Supervisory Autho

According to the RTHK website reports, a new “Policy Address” will be published in October, Li Jiachao attended the Hong Kong Government today in Tai Po held the first “Policy Address” regional consultation, a member of the public suggested that the Hong Kong Government set up a “Virtual Assets Supervisory Board”, the regulation of virtual assets, the coordination of different sectors of today's regulatory work. Li Jiachao summarized the consultation, said that this year, Hong Kong's economic growth of about 2.5% to 3%, the assessment of next year's economic growth will be better than this year, but pointed out that there are more uncertainties, some industries face greater challenges, such as small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), he also mentioned that to enhance Hong Kong's competitiveness need to strengthen the training of talents, in addition to attracting overseas professionals, the Hong Kong Government attaches great importance to local talents, and expects the training work can be linked to the development of the industry.

According to the website of Radio Television Hong Kong, a new Policy Address will be published in October, Lee Ka Chiu attended the Hong Kong Government today in Tai Po held the first “Policy Address” District Consultation Meeting, some members of the public suggested that the Hong Kong Government to set up a “Virtual Assets Supervisory Authority”, the regulation of virtual assets, and to coordinate the regulatory work of different departments today. Li Jiachao summarized the consultation, said that this year, Hong Kong's economic growth of about 2.5% to 3%, the assessment of next year's economic growth will be better than this year, but pointed out that there are more uncertainties, some industries face greater challenges, such as small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), he also mentioned that to enhance Hong Kong's competitiveness need to strengthen the training of talents, in addition to attracting overseas professionals, the Hong Kong Government attaches great importance to local talents, and expects the training work can be linked to the development of the industry.