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Gov’t ramps up efforts to attract global talent

Amongst efforts include the establishment of the Talents Service Unit.

The government has escalated its efforts to attract more talent from the Mainland and overseas.

Apart from streamlining the admission scheme for Mainland talents and professionals, the government also extended the immigration arrangements for non-local graduates to graduates from campuses of Hong Kong universities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

Through the soon-to-be-established Talents Service Unit, the government will formulate new strategies to recruit talent from the Mainland and overseas.

On the other hand, the government’s Mainland and overseas economic and trade offices will set up dedicated teams to attract businesses and talent.
 

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