Group 1 - The Hong Kong government is commissioning an expert group to study the establishment of a robust data trading ecosystem, focusing on Hong Kong's role as a super connector in international data trade, including necessary conditions, rules, and implementation models [1] - The expert group's research will cover important topics related to data trading, such as data format standardization, pricing mechanisms, and data security protection, with recommendations expected by the 2025-2026 fiscal year [1] - The Hong Kong Innovation and Technology Bureau signed a memorandum in June 2023 to promote cross-border data flow within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, facilitating personal information transfer from mainland cities to Hong Kong [2] Group 2 - The Greater Bay Area Standard Contract has been established to simplify arrangements for cross-border data flow, addressing potential legal issues through voluntary adoption of the contract model [2] - Hong Kong aims to enhance its position as an international arbitration center by promoting online dispute resolution services, with the eBRAM Center providing efficient and cost-effective online platforms for dispute resolution since 2022 [3] - As of August 2025, over 550 companies from various sectors have joined the eBRAM Center's online transaction facilitation platform, supporting cross-border business transactions [3] Group 3 - The Hong Kong government is actively supporting the establishment of a common online dispute resolution platform for the Greater Bay Area, with the eBRAM Center launching a collaborative platform in July 2024 [4] - The collaborative platform has signed memorandums of understanding with 14 institutions to integrate dispute resolution resources within the Greater Bay Area [4] - The Hong Kong government plans to continue optimizing dispute resolution mechanisms, particularly for cross-border commercial disputes arising from data flow, while maintaining communication with stakeholders in the legal and dispute resolution sectors [4]