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14 November, 2013
CCTV Financial Forum Held in Hong Kong, Focuses on Road Map for China’s Economic Transformation.
CCTV Financial Forum 2013, jointly organized by Ta Kung Pao and CCTV, was held in Hong Kong On November 14. The focus of this year’s forum was the policy highlights of the Third Plenum of the 18th CPC Central Committee; the consensus that emerged was that the central government has emphasized the decisive role of the market and articulated clear directions for the next phase of entrepreneurial reform and innovation. Mr. Kit Szeto, Director & CEO of Dim Sum TV, was a guest of honour at the forum.
Some of the guests at the forum: Mr. Tsang Chun Wah, Financial Secretary of the HKSAR (6th from left); Mr. Yuen Mo, Deputy Chairman of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce (6th from right), Mr. Chen Jingwei, Chairman of the Hong Kong China Chamber of Commerce (5th from right); Mr. Kit Szeto, Director & CEO of Dim Sum TV (3rd from right); Ms. Han Qing, Deputy Director of CCTV Financial Channels (2nd from right); Mr. Jiang Zaizhong, President and Chief of Ta Kung Pao, Hong Kong (1st from right).
The opening speech was given by Mr. Tsang Chun Wah, Financial Secretary of the HKSAR. Mr. Tsang said that China has maintained a very rapid pace of economic development over the last 3 decades. Throughout the years of the mainland’s reform and liberalization, Hong Kong has not only been the mainland’s biggest source of investment, but has also assumed the important roles of intermediary and facilitator of economic exchanges between the mainland and the rest of the world. With the mainland’s economic upgrade reaching a new milestone, cross-border economic integration will be elevated to a new level.
The forum’s four speakers exchanging ideas on how best to drive China’s economic transformation.
In light of the policy pronouncements of the Third Plenum of the 18th CPC Central Committee, the forum turned its attention to the new directions for China’s economic reform. This year’s theme was “unleashing new momentum for economic transformation”. The four speakers on stage took part in an engaging, animated debate on the topic of entrepreneurial priorities in times of economic transformation, including R&D capability, brand value, profit margin, cost control and human resources development, with many members of the audience contributing their own input and viewpoints.
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