PROGRAMME



8 January 2025 (Wednesday) at Shangri-la Jakarta

08:30 - 09:30

Registration and Networking


09:30 ‐ 10:00

Opening Session


Welcome Remarks:

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Dr Peter K N Lam, GBM, GBS
Chairman
Hong Kong Trade Development Council


Opening Remarks:

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The Hon Paul Chan Mo-po, GBM, GBS, MH, JP
Financial Secretary
The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
of the People’s Republic of China


Special Remarks:

Dr Edi Prio Pambudi, SE, MA​
Deputy Minister for Coordination of International Economic ​Cooperation and Investment
Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs of the ​Republic of Indonesia


10:00 - 11:15

Plenary Session – Hong Kong-Indonesia: Partnering for Prosperity

Hong Kong is a crucial link between the dynamic ASEAN region and Mainland China.

As a pivotal gateway, “superconnector” Hong Kong excels in enabling collaboration across trade, finance, innovation, infrastructural development logistics and professional services.

Great opportunity now arises to tap into extensive markets and resources of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. Opportunities in this booming metropolis are far-reaching – from innovation and technology to healthcare, manufacturing and much more.

Meanwhile, Indonesia’s stock exchange is now recognised in Hong Kong, with listing enabling Indonesian companies to expand their market presence, investor base and liquidity. More than half of Southeast Asian companies listing overseas have chosen Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX).

Indonesia is also ASEAN's largest economy, and this session will explore how Indonesian businesses can leverage Hong Kong’s strategic advantages to forge partnerships across various sectors and synergies – unlocking new potential and cultivating shared success.

High-level discussion will also shed light on the global outlook, while examining opportunity for Hong Kong and Indonesian business to propel regional development, paving the way for sustainable growth.

Panel Chair:

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The Honourable Bernard Charnwut Chan, GBM, GBS, JP
Chairman and President
Asia Financial Holdings Ltd

Speakers:

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Mr Guy Bradley, JP
Chairman
Swire Pacific Limited

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Mr Kenneth Hui
Executive Director (External)
Hong Kong Monetary Authority

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Mrs Shinta Widjaja Kamdani
Chief Executive Officer
Sintesa Group;
Chairwoman
Indonesian Employer's Association

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Mr Rex Sham
Co-founder & Chief Science Officer
Insight Robotics Limited


11:15 - 11:30

Coffee Break


11:30 ‐ 13:00

Thematic Session 1: RMB Opportunities in International Trade and Hong Kong’s Strategic Role

Co-organiser: Hong Kong Monetary Authority

The wider use of local currencies in the region has become a growing trend, and the RMB is no exception. Over the past 10-15 years, the RMB’s role in cross-border economic activities in the region has expanded substantially. Hong Kong, as a global trade and financial hub with strong ties to Mainland China and the rest of the world, is playing a pivotal role in this trend. The city’s financial system features a free flow of capital, a simple tax structure and a robust legal and regulatory framework. These attributes not only establish Hong Kong as a premier global financial centre but also make it an attractive hub for international businesses and investors looking to leverage opportunities in Asia, particularly through the growing use of local currencies such as RMB.

Hong Kong is exceptionally well-equipped to facilitate further expansion of local currency-denominated trade and investment between Mainland China and the rest of the region. This session will explore how Hong Kong’s financial strengths can enhance bilateral trade flows and economic collaboration, highlighting in particular the multifaceted benefits of RMB usage and Hong Kong’s role as a bridge in the growing economic partnership between Mainland China and Indonesia.

Panel Chair:

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Mr Raymond Yuen
Head of External Division
Hong Kong Monetary Authority

Speakers:

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Mr Brian Chan
CEO
PT ELL Environmental Indonesia

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Ms Kelly Chan
Executive Director, Investment Banking
China International Capital Corporation

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Mr Marvin Lo
Assistant General Manager, Head of Trade Finance Division
Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited

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Mr Handojo Wibawanto
Corporate Marketing Director
Bank of China, Jakarta Branch

Thematic Session 2: Building for the Future

Supporting Organisation: Hong Kong Cyberport Management Company Limited (Cyberport)

Hong Kong exemplifies a smart city through its comprehensive initiatives in various ways. Hong Kong's smart economy thrives on innovation, with a vibrant proptech sector that integrates advanced technologies like AI and IoT, driving efficiency and growth across industries. Hong Kong’s smart mobility is evident in the city's robust public transportation system and a clear roadmap for smart mobility and intelligent transportation, aimed at reducing traffic congestion and carbon emissions. In smart living, innovative technologies enhance everyday experiences, with smart homes featuring automated systems that optimize energy use. The commitment to decarbonisation is reflected in initiatives promoting renewable energy, energy-efficient property management and construction, contributing to a sustainable urban environment. Smart government initiatives leverage digital platforms to improve public services and engage citizens effectively. Lastly, the city's smart people are empowered through education and digital literacy programs, fostering a tech-savvy community. Together, these elements position Hong Kong as a leading smart city for the future, dedicated to sustainability and technological advancement.

Welcome Remarks:

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Mr Simon Chan, BBS, JP
Chairman
Hong Kong Cyberport Management Company Limited

Panel Chair:

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Ir Eric Chan
Chief Public Mission Officer
Hong Kong Cyberport Management Company Limited

Speakers:

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Mr Cyrus Chow
Co-founder and CEO
oneCHARGE Solutions Limited 

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Mr Mulyawan Gani
Chief of Transformation & Data Officer
Sinar Mas Land

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Mr Andrew Ip
Co-Founder / Director
Softhard.IO

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Mr Allen Yeung
Founder and CEO
Intelli Global Corporation Limited


13:00 - 14:15

Networking Lunch


Afternoon Sessions

14:30 ‐ 16:00

Thematic Session 3: Hong Kong – An Ideal Business Hub for Supply Chain Companies and Beyond

Co-organiser: Invest Hong Kong

The World Trade Organization recognised Hong Kong as the world's 10th largest trading entity in merchandise trade in 2023, highlighting its vital role in the global economy. Leveraging on the "One Country, Two Systems" policy, Hong Kong is poised to strengthen its strategic position as an international financial, shipping, and trade centre, as well as a prominent talent hub.

The Chief Executive’s 2024 Policy Address outlines a comprehensive and ambitious roadmap aiming at enhancing Hong Kong’s supply chain management capabilities. The initiatives highlight the city’s strengths in the multinational supply chain and provide one-stop support and abundant opportunities for enterprises to succeed on the global stage.

During this session, prominent business leaders will share their valuable insights on how the global supply chain is being reshaped, the challenges ahead and how Hong Kong is exceptionally equipped to support the industry in navigating this dynamic landscape.

Welcome Remarks & Panel Chair:

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Mr Charles Ng
Associate Director-General of Investment Promotion
Invest Hong Kong

Speakers:

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Mr Chapman Fong
Deputy Director, Corporate Development
Airport Authority Hong Kong

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Ir Dr Venus Lun
Special Project Director
Logistics and Supply Chain MultiTech R&D Centre

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Mr Michael Tung
Managing Director, Hong Kong & Macau
SF Supply Chain (Hong Kong) Limited

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Mr Wilkie Wong
Chief Financial Officer
Esquel Group

Thematic Session 4: Innovations in Green Technology for a Sustainable Tomorrow

Embracing green technology has become imperative as the world faces mounting challenges from climate change and pollution. Eco-friendly green-tech reduces emissions and carbon footprint, conserves resources and protects the environment – while still promoting economic growth and social well-being. Green-tech strategies meanwhile encompass a wide range of industries – from smart transportation and energy-efficient buildings to waste management, renewable energy and sustainable agriculture.

In this session, Hong Kong’s leadership in innovative green-tech solutions is shared by our panel of visionary pioneers and experts. They outline both challenges and solutions to shaping greener, smarter and more liveable cities. Introducing valuable insights, they explain ground breaking opportunities for a more resilient and sustainable future for Indonesia and the Belt and Road.

Welcome Remarks:

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Mr Duncan Chiu
President
Hong Kong Information Technology Joint Council

Panel Chair:

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Ir Prof Steve Wong
Managing Director
BillionGroup Technologies Limited

Speakers:

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Mr Daniel Oscar Baskoro
Chief of Project Office Smart City Green and
Digital Transformation of the Nusantara Capital Authority

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Ms Jessica Chan
Head of Sustainability
MTR Corporation

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Prof Martin Zhu
CEO & Co-founder
i2Cool Limited


* Programme details are subject to change without notice.