NEW YORK, Sept. 22 -- U.S. start-ups should catch the wind to invest and develop in southern China as a wide range of opportunities are in full wing under national sponsorship, a trade official told NYC investors.
"The Greater Bay Area (GBA) is obviously a hotbed of innovation. I think we'll see that it is really becoming one of the world's leading innovation and international financial service hubs," said Stephen Phillips, director-general of Invest Hong Kong.
GBA is an official initiative that aims to create an integrated economic and business hub out of China's Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions (SARs), as well as nine cities in Guangdong Province. Since 1989, Guangdong has topped GDP rankings among China's provincial-level regions.
Growth-stage companies located in Hong Kong and GBA will be supported by a strong network of incubators and accelerators, a pool of experienced angels and venture capitalists, a host of government-backed programs and a welcoming community of start-ups connected through networking events, seminars and associations, Phillips said.
Organized by Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in the United States, the director-general came to New York City to make a special presentation for entrepreneurs of start-ups and other types of companies to capitalize on the opportunities in the shape-taking GBA including Hong Kong.
GBA will be an important junction within the framework of the government-sponsored Belt and Road Initiative, which can provide a new market for many businesses in a long term, said Phillips.
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