Hong Kong Trade Development Council
TDC's vision and mission
Introduction
Major Initiatives in 2003/04
Develop the Chinese mainland as Hong Kong's domestic market
Build on Hong Kong's global trade platform
Enhance and promote the competitive advantages of Hong Kong SMEs
Strive to be the world's leading trade promotion organisation
Performance Measurements
Archive for 2002/2003 Annual Plan
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Enhance and promote the competitive advantages of Hong Kong SMEs
Solicit targeted key importers, wholesalers and retailers who have not been buying from Hong Kong, building relationships through regular company visits, briefing forums, and focus groups conducted by TDC's global network;
Enhance TDC databank with more information on sourcing requirements and business needs of purchasers;
Expand and upgrade Hong Kong Pavilions at international fairs, with special sections featuring quality products and innovative designs;
Expand premium product zones in TDC trade fairs;
Launch new "Brand Name Corner" and "Designers' Corner" within TDC's Design Gallery, and new sections in the Design Gallery catalogue featuring Hong Kong brand names and designers;
Develop dedicated sections in the TDC Business InfoCentre on China markets and the Hong Kong-Pearl River Delta region;
Develop new e-books and e-learning opportunities at TDC's Business InfoCentre and Business School for SMEs;
Extend operating hours of Business InfoCentre to Sundays;
Expand TDC's SME Business Development Centre to facilitate early-stage development of trade-oriented start-up companies; and
Expand SME Market Day as an international marketplace where Hong Kong, mainland and overseas SMEs can meet and form partnerships.
 
Our annual SME Market Day is becoming an important event where SMEs from Hong Kong, the Chinese mainland and overseas network and explore business opportunities.
 
   
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