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Manufacturers Make the Right TURN to Transform, Upgrade and Relocate |
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Manufacturers Make the Right TURN to Transform, Upgrade and Relocate |
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12 June 2008
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Hong Kong Productivity Council |
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- Mr Frederick Ma, Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development of the HKSAR Government
- Miss Yvonne Choi, Permanent Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development (Commerce, Industry and Tourism) of HKSAR Government
- Mr Andrew Leung, Chairman of HKPC
- Mr Wilson Fung, Executive Director of HKPC
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(From left to right); Miss Yvonne Choi, Permanent Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development of HKSAR Government; Mr Frederick Ma, Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development of HKSAR Government; Mr Andrew Leung, Chairman of HKPC, launch TURN, HKPC's new initiative for industry |
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Group photo of Mr Andrew Leung, Chairman of HKPC (first row, fifth from left); Mr Frederick Ma, Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development of HKSAR Government (first row, fifth from right); Miss Yvonne Choi, Permanent Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development of HKSAR Government (first row, fourth from right) and other VIPs at the launch ceremony of TURN, HKPC's new initiative |
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With the support of the Commerce and Economic Development Bureau of the HKSAR Government, TURN, the acronym for 'Transform, Upgrade and Relocate for a New horizon', a HKPC's new initiative for industry, was launched on 12 June 2008 by HKPC and strategic partners from more than 100 industry support organizations, trade associations, financial and technology institutions. |
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By leveraging on the expertise of HKPC and its strategic partners, TURN provides a one-stop platform with a wide spectrum of services to assist local manufacturers in the process of industrial upgrading, business transformation or relocating their operations. |
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Under the TURN programme, 42 on-site assessment projects will be conducted with recommendations on business process or technology improvement for the participating companies. Forty seminars and study missions will also be organized to update manufacturers on the latest Mainland policies, TURN opportunities and success stories. Furthermore, a support centre in Shenzhen and a website (www.hkpc.org/turn) have been established to provide information on TURN's new services. |
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