香港组建出海专班 今年底首次推广

Core Points - The Hong Kong government has launched the "Outbound Support Task Force" to assist mainland enterprises in expanding their international business, as part of the 2025 Policy Address initiative by Chief Executive John Lee [3][4] - The task force aims to provide a comprehensive support platform, including tax, legal, financing, and ESG consulting services, to facilitate the overseas expansion of mainland companies [4][6] - The initiative is seen as a response to the growing need for mainland enterprises to establish strategies, overseas networks, and bases for international operations, particularly in emerging markets [7][10] Group 1 - The Outbound Support Task Force is a key measure to enhance Hong Kong's role as a platform for businesses to "go global" [4][5] - The task force will coordinate resources across various sectors to provide tailored support for enterprises, including tax incentives and carbon accounting services [4][6] - The initiative is expected to help mainland companies leverage Hong Kong's international business environment to navigate challenges in overseas markets [10] Group 2 - The task force plans to discuss strategies and hold promotional activities by the end of the year to raise awareness of its services [5] - Hong Kong's engagement with emerging markets, including recent diplomatic exchanges with countries in the Caribbean and Africa, highlights its commitment to expanding international trade [8] - The introduction of over 100 key enterprises, including major pharmaceutical companies, is projected to bring approximately HKD 60 billion in investments and create around 22,000 jobs [9] Group 3 - The rapid growth of emerging economies in the Global South presents opportunities for mainland enterprises to expand their supply chains and services [7] - The collaboration between Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area is expected to provide significant growth opportunities, particularly in sectors like AI, biotechnology, and renewable energy [9][11] - The unique institutional advantages of the Greater Bay Area can empower enterprises to steadily expand their operations in both Hong Kong and mainland China [11]