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Chan Mo-po Meets Thai Deputy Prime Minister in Bangkok to Discuss Financial Co-operation

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On the morning of 17 October 2026, Financial Secretary Chan Mo-po met Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas in Bangkok, Thailand, to exchange views on strengthening economic, trade and financial co-operation between the two places, and to explore promoting the alignment of local foreign direct investment with Hong Kong's capital market. Chan Mo-po said Hong Kong can provide investment and financing support for local enterprises, and encouraged enterprises from both places to pursue dual listings. On the same day, he also met the chief executive and management team of a major French bank to exchange views on areas including fixed income and currency markets, green and sustainable finance, and tokenised financial products. Chan Mo-po also invited the Thai side to attend the Asian Financial Forum to be held in Hong Kong in January next year, and then departed for Hong Kong. Subsequent reports by the Government Information Services press release and Radio Television Hong Kong were consistent with news.gov.hk, likewise mentioning the above meeting and invitation.

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  1. 香港電台·即時本地
    Paul Chan Meets Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister in Bangkok to Discuss Deeper Bilateral Trade and Financial Co-operation

    Financial Secretary Paul Chan met the Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister in Bangkok to discuss deepening bilateral trade and financial co-operation and to promote the alignment of local foreign direct investment with Hong Kong's capital market. He also met the management team of a major French bank to exchange views on fixed income and currency markets, green and sustainable finance, and tokenised financial products, and invited the Thai side to attend the Asian Financial Forum in Hong Kong in January next year.

  2. 政府新聞處·新聞公報
    Financial Secretary Paul Chan Meets Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Senior Executives of Multinational Financial Institutions in Bangkok

    Financial Secretary Paul Chan this morning met Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas in Bangkok, Thailand, to exchange views on strengthening economic, trade and financial co-operation between the two places, and to explore promoting the alignment of local foreign direct investment with Hong Kong's capital market. He also met the chief executive officer and management team of a major French bank to exchange views on areas such as fixed income and currency markets, green and sustainable finance, and tokenised financial products, and invited the Thai side to attend the Asian Financial Forum to be held in Hong Kong in January next year.

  3. 政府新聞網·新聞速遞
    Paul Chan Meets Thai Deputy Prime Minister in Bangkok to Discuss Deeper Trade and Financial Co-operation

    Financial Secretary Paul Chan met Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Ekniti Nitithanprapas in Bangkok to exchange views on strengthening trade and financial co-operation between the two places, and to explore promoting the alignment of local foreign direct investment with Hong Kong's capital market. Paul Chan said Hong Kong can provide investment and financing support for local enterprises, and encouraged enterprises from both places to pursue dual listings, and invited his counterpart to attend the Asian Financial Forum in Hong Kong in January next year. In the morning he also met the management team of a major French bank, and then set off back to Hong Kong.

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