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On February 11, Saleh Al-Ajaji, Director General of the Special Economic Zones at the Saudi Ministry of Investment, led a delegation of more than 20 Saudi government and business representatives on a visit to Qianhai, Shenzhen.

The delegation comprised representatives from the Saudi Ministry of Investment, the Economic Cities and Special Zones Authority, the Public Investment Fund (PIF), the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu, the Riyadh Special Economic Zone Center, King Abdullah Economic City, and the Integrated Special Logistics Zone Company, among others.

On November 30, the “Greater Bay Area Night and Outstanding ESG Performance Recognition Ceremony” — part of the 7th Anniversary Celebration Series of the Greater Bay Area Entrepreneurs Union — was grandly held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.

In a video address, John Lee, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, conveyed his best wishes to the Union. Attending the officiating ceremony were Deputy Financial Secretary Michael Wong, Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Erick Tsang, Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs Alice Mak, and other officials.

Also present at this grand event was Mr. Mai Chaojie, Executive Dean of the Asia-Pacific Institute for Sustainable Development Strategies, Member of the 12th and 13th Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the CPPCC, and Vice Chairman of the ESG Committee of the Greater Bay Area Entrepreneurs Union.

Joseph Mak, Dean of the Asia-Pacific ESG Strategy Research Institute, was invited to attend the “Shanghai-Hong Kong-Macau Youth Economic Development Forum” hosted by the Shanghai-Hong Kong Coalition. Serving as a keynote speaker, he focused on the theme “ESG Innovation and Entrepreneurship Practices for Hong Kong Youth in the Era of New Quality Productive Forces.” During

Thanks to the Chinese Lawyers Conference for inviting Joseph Mak to share the importance of ESG to overseas companies in the special session “New Paths for New Energy Enterprises to Go Overseas”. Hong Kong is also the starting point for small and medium-sized new energy companies to go overseas. The overall development trend of my

Joseph Mak shared the impact of ESG on companies, investors and individuals with more than 70 students from the Environmental Science and Management Program of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

Carbon Linked to SCPG, Green Future The event brought together think tank experts and business leaders in the fields of carbon management and sustainable development from China and Hong Kong. Through field visits and sustainable discussions, they jointly explored the low-carbon transformation and sustainable development of the shopping mall industry. On-site visit to the low-carbon

On November 6, the “2024 Asia-Pacific Carbon Summit and World Low-Carbon Cities Forum” was successfully held in Hengqin, Zhuhai, co-hosted by the Asia-Pacific ESG Strategy Research Institute (APESG) and Research Institute of Tsinghua University in Shenzhen (RITS) Low-Carbon and Sustainable Development R&D Center. The event, themed “Co-Creating a Green Future and Reshaping Global Competitiveness for

Joseph Mak was invited to be a guest at Metro Radio to share the combination of family heritage and ESG concepts, as well as the impact of ESG on companies or individuals. ESG is an inevitable choice in the context of the new era. It is a strategic investment that can help companies identify potential

Hang Seng University of Hong Kong appointed Joseph Mak as an advisor to the Advisory Committee of the Master of Science in Entrepreneurship Management Program of the School of Business. The new batch of Master of Science in Entrepreneurship Management students and graduates gathered together. Dean Mak shared the ESG disclosure and trends of enterprises