Recently, Qi Ming, Chairman of the University Council of SUIBE, led the “SUIBE·New Vision” summer social practice team to the Shanghai Representative Office of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) to conduct a special research project focusing on the development of platforms serving enterprise planning to expand overseas”.
At a seminar, Lui Kin, Chief Representative of HKTDC for East China, provided a detailed overview of the Council’s innovative practices in supporting mainland enterprises’ overseas expansion. These practices form a full-chain service ecosystem covering international market information matching, cross-border financing support, and legal risk advance warning.
Qi Ming shared updates on SUIBE’s latest developments and its distinctive features in school-running. He expressed the expectation that both sides could jointly establish a four-dimensional collaborative mechanism integrating “research cooperation, talent cultivation, platform construction, and project matching,” and work together to create a research ecosystem where academic insights and practical expertise empower each other. This mechanism, he noted, would transform HKTDC’s global network advantages and SUIBE’s disciplinary innovation strengths into a strong synergy for supporting enterprises’ overseas expansion.
Subsequently, SUIBE team members engaged in in-depth discussions with HKTDC experts, focusing on key pain points faced by enterprises during their overseas expansion.
Translated by Wang Haoyu
