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May 28, 2010
Investment
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Greater Pearl River Delta report published
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The Greater Pearl River Delta report
Regional update: Invest Hong Kong has published the Greater Pearl River Delta report's sixth edition.
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Invest Hong Kong has published the sixth edition of the Greater Pearl River Delta report, highlighting Hong Kong's central position in the area's development and why it holds great promise for the future.

 

Director-General of Investment Promotion Simon Galpin said the area's rapid economic and business development and urbanisation have made the region even more attractive to investors.

 

"Hong Kong is the traditional access point for multinational companies into the GPRD and Asia Pacific," he said, adding this latest report shows the ways overseas firms are using the city as part of their successful GPRD business strategies.

 

He said the book will be a useful guide for those who are interested in launching or expanding their operations in Hong Kong and the GPRD.

 

In the past 20 years the GPRD has grown to become one of the most affluent and fastest growing regions on the Mainland and one of the world's most dynamic economic areas, with an average annual GDP growth rate exceeding 11% over the past 18 years.

 

Call 3107 1000 or send an email to get a free copy of the report.


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