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HKSAR Chief Executive Supports AIIB Office Establishment in Hong Kong

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John Lee, chief executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, met with Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank President Zou Jiayi in Hong Kong on October 20, 2026. Lee expressed support for the AIIB establishing an office in Hong Kong and discussed strengthening regional financial cooperation. Lee noted that Hong Kong plans to enhance its financial strengths in green finance, financial technology, and offshore Renminbi business to support AIIB project financing and fundraising.

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The meeting highlighted Hong Kong's role as a gateway for international finance, specifically supporting the AIIB's infrastructure financing efforts in Asia. Lee stated that the office's establishment would help promote sustainable development and create opportunities in the region.

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  • Zou JiayiPresident of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

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