Witnessed by the HKSAR Financial Secretary Paul Chan (first from right) and FII Institute’s CEO Richard Attias (first from left), Albert Wong, CEO of HKSTP (second from right) and Rakan Tarabzoni, COO of FII Institute (second from left) signed a strategic partnership.

HKSTP inks 9 partnership agreements to boost ties with Middle East

One of the partnerships involves Saudi Arabia's FII Institute.

The Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) formed nine strategic partnerships with Middle Eastern entities to enhance Hong Kong’s connections with the Middle East in innovation, technology, and capital investment.

As part of its efforts, HKSTP tapped FII Institute to be a global strategic partner in the Global Connect programme,

The partners will connect 20 high-potential companies yearly between Hong Kong and the Middle East.

In addition, HKSTP signed a partnership agreement with venture capital firm Beta Lab, giving its Park companies access to Beta Lab's US$300m investment fund.

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Meanwhile, seven HKSTP Park companies secured partnerships with Middle Eastern entities in logistics and connectivity and wellness and health tech.
 

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