Carrie Lam: There is no obvious capital outflow from Hong Kong, and the stock financial market remains stable

　　China News Service, Hong Kong, May 25 (Reporter Zhang Xiaoxi) In response to a survey released by the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong earlier, 42% of the companies surveyed are considering leaving Hong Kong. The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Carrie Lam responded on the 25th and pointed out that the survey only represents the views of individuals. , The SAR government does not see any obvious capital outflow from Hong Kong, and the stock financial market continues to remain stable.

　　Carrie Lam met with the media at the headquarters of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government on the same day and answered questions from reporters.

In response to a survey released by the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong that more than 40% of the companies surveyed are considering leaving Hong Kong, she responded.

　　Carrie Lam pointed out that more than 9,000 companies from mainland China and overseas have set up companies in Hong Kong, many of which are corporate regional headquarters.

In the past two months, she has learned through exchanges with many chambers of commerce in Hong Kong and overseas that the business community’s doubts about Hong Kong’s national security law have been reduced, and business people are more concerned about how to integrate into the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and create business opportunities through the "14th Five-Year Plan". .

　　She also said that Hong Kong recently successfully held the 9th Art Basel Hong Kong Exhibition. Western media reported that the sales of this exhibition was very strong. This shows that Hong Kong is not only strong in finance, but also strong in culture and art. Competitiveness.

The "14th Five-Year Plan" also supports Hong Kong's development of Sino-foreign cultural and artistic exchange centers.

　　She also mentioned that Hong Kong and Guangdong have maintained close cooperation in the fight against the epidemic, and hoped that the two places can resume normal exchanges as soon as possible to facilitate Hong Kong businesses with investment in the Mainland.

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