China News Service, Hong Kong, November 18th (Reporter Wang Jiacheng) The launching ceremony of the "Bay Area Sailing-Financial Talent Plan" (plan) was held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center on the 18th.
The Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, Chen Maobo, said that the plan will provide 120 Hong Kong university students with a five-month comprehensive training program, allowing them to experience life in the Greater Bay Area firsthand and gain a better understanding of the development opportunities in the Greater Bay Area.
The project is co-organized by the Financial Services and Treasury Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and the Greater Bay Area Common Home Youth Charity Fund. It aims to establish a diversified platform for business leaders to directly communicate with Hong Kong youth and share their The personal development experience and positive thinking in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and other cities in the Mainland help young people equip themselves, prepare for their future careers, and seize opportunities in the Bay Area.
In his speech, Chen Maobo said that the country is very concerned about the young people of Hong Kong. It not only proposed to support the development of Hong Kong young people in the Greater Bay Area in the 14th Five-Year Plan, but also introduced many convenient policies and measures.
The SAR government has also launched a number of programs to assist young people in Hong Kong to develop in the Mainland.
Chen Maobo pointed out that the plan will provide 120 Hong Kong university students with a five-month comprehensive training, so that students can better understand the opportunities in the Greater Bay Area and experience life there; nearly 40 political, business and financial leaders in the Greater Bay Area Invited as guests, so that students can understand the way to success in career development through them, and at the same time have the opportunity to become their "workplace shadow", observe and experience their daily work.
The plan also includes visits to financial institutions and workplace skills workshops, which are very informative.
In a meeting with the media, Xu Zhengyu, Director of the Treasury Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, mentioned that the event was originally planned for only 80 people, but because it was very popular, it was "oversubscribed" by 50%, so the number was increased to 120, hoping that more young friends could benefit from it.
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