John Lee reaffirms Hong Kong's open financial hub status and free‑trade commitment
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-52% Medium Left
- Politician Portrayal
72% Positive
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
48% : 18th November 2025 - (Hong Kong) Chief Executive John Lee has underlined Hong Kong's firm commitment to free trade and its enduring role as an international financial centre, telling a high‑level economic forum that the city remains open to the world despite external headwinds.41% : He also highlighted Hong Kong's status as an international financial, shipping and trade centre, with advanced ports, airports and logistics systems that enhance cross‑boundary e‑commerce and reinforce resilient supply chains.
38% : He affirmed that the SAR will continue to champion free trade as a driver of global productivity and a foundation for a more interconnected and peaceful world economy, while serving as a super‑connector and super value‑adder for the Mainland and international partners alike.
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