HKTDC is an acronym for the Hong Kong Trade Development Council. It is a statutory body established in 1966 under the Hong Kong Trade Development Council Ordinance. The HKTDC serves as the international marketing arm for Hong Kong-based businesses, with the primary objective of promoting and facilitating trade between Hong Kong and the rest of the world.
The HKTDC functions as a comprehensive trade promotion organization, facilitating business opportunities and providing business support services. It organizes various trade fairs, exhibitions, conferences, and business missions to connect Hong Kong traders with potential partners, buyers, and investors from different countries. These events cover a wide range of industries, including electronics, fashion, jewelry, toys, and more.
Through its extensive network of offices and representatives around the globe, the HKTDC actively promotes Hong Kong's business advantages, such as its strategic location, efficient logistics infrastructure, strong legal framework, and free trade policies. It also provides market information, business matching services, and trade-related research and publications to help businesses make informed decisions and explore new markets.
By fostering trade and business collaborations, the HKTDC plays a pivotal role in enhancing Hong Kong's position as a global trading hub and driving economic growth.
