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    GCC and HKU Announce Hong Kong's First AI Readiness Research Project

    The GCC AI Committee in partnership with the HKU Centre for AI, Management and Organization (CAMO) is launching the first structured AI Maturity Assessment for businesses in Hong Kong.

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    DIHK Economic Survey 2026

    From December 15, 2025, to January 23, 2026, the Association of German Chambers of Industry and Commerce (DIHK) conducted its nationwide economic survey. Around 26,000 companies participated. The results were presented by DIHK Managing Director Dr. Helena Melnikov at a press conference on February 17.

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    Rise in Fraudulent Activity in International Trade – Prevention and Guidance

    The Delegation of German Industry and Commerce in Hong Kong (German Industry and Commerce Ltd.; GIC) has received an increasing number of reports concerning fraud in the context of cross-border trade. Many cases involve advance payment fraud, particularly when ordering electronic components from websites that appear legitimate at first glance.

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    GCC Submits Policy Recommendations to the Chief Executive for Policy Address 2024

    The submission by the German Chamber of Commerce, Hong Kong (GCC) on behalf of its members includes concrete suggestions on five topics.

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    German Business in Hong Kong 2024

    The 2024 Business Confidence Survey conducted by GIC and GCC reveals a cautious outlook among German businesses in Hong Kong. While the city retains strengths in key areas, concerns about Hong Kong’s future as a competitive business hub suggest a need for careful consideration by businesses and policymakers.