香港大珠三角商務委員會7日發表《業界如何發揮香港的優勢和經驗在珠三角地區拓展內銷》的研究報告。
Hong Kong (CNS) -- Hong Kong can boost its economy by tapping into the potential of the mainland market, according to a study released Thursday by the Greater Pearl River Delta Business Council.
Given the sluggish growth in the international export market, the council thinks it is sensible for Hong Kong to tap into the mainland's booming domestic market.
The study points out that Guangdong province and the Pearl River Delta are home to the mainland's largest domestic market and have a high consumption capacity. It also says that Hong Kong should proactively cooperate with businesses in the region by using its role as a distribution center.
The study further suggests that Hong Kong should focus its strengths in developing overseas markets, brand promotion, and logistics services in its future cooperation with mainland businesses.
Hong Kong should adopt a new mindset in developing the mainland market by treating it as an entirely new industry, so as to develop it into a new pillar of the region's economy, the study says.
The Greater Pearl River Delta Business Council was set up under the Hong Kong/Guangdong Cooperation Joint Conference in 2004.
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