The Hong Kong Commerce Development Council (HKTDC)
The Hong Kong Commerce Development Council (HKTDC), a statutory body, was established in 1966 to foster and assist the goal of fostering, assisting, and increasing trade in Hong Kong. The HKTDC promotes Hong Kong as a two-way global investment and commercial hub through its 50 offices worldwide, including 13 in Mainland China.
To develop commercial possibilities for businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in the mainland and international markets, the HKTDC organizes international exhibitions, conferences, and business missions. Through research studies and online sources, the HKTDC additionally disseminates current market insights and product information. The Hong Kong Trade Development Council's mission is to create opportunities for Hong Kong businesses. They emphasized providing value by fostering commerce in goods and services and linking small- and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) throughout the world through Hong Kong's business platform.
To become the world's top trade promotion organization, they are experts in trade promotion, SME support, trade fairs, business missions, and market research.
