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Hong Kong Apec meeting to showcase ‘China’s voice’ in stability, treasury chief says

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Tsang, D. (2026, October 16). Hong Kong Apec meeting to showcase ‘China’s voice’ in stability, treasury chief says. South China Morning Post. https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/hong-kong-economy/article/3371051/hong-kong-apec-meet-showcase-chinas-voice-stability-treasury-chief-says?utm_source=rss_feed

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South China Morning Post · collected 2026-10-16 · by Denise Tsang

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Hong Kong's treasury chief, Christopher Hui, stated in an interview that the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) finance ministers' meeting on October 20-21 will highlight "China’s voice" in promoting regional stability. The event aims to underscore both China’s role in maintaining peace and security within the region and Hong Kong's unique position as a hub for diplomatic exchanges amid increasing geopolitical tensions.
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Hong Kong is hosting its first APEC Finance Ministers' Meeting from October 20-21, 2026, with around 500 visitors expected. This event aims to showcase Hong Kong's role as an international financial center and China’s contribution to regional stability ahead of the APEC Leaders’ Summit in Shenzhen next month. Chief Executive John Lee pledged to highlight Hong Kong’s financial strengths and address foreign misunderstandings about its economy. The meeting reached consensus on AI, digital financing, and other critical issues, setting a framework for discussions at the upcoming leaders' summit.

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“The articles discuss different aspects of the Shenzhen APEC summit and its surrounding diplomatic activities, but do not describe the same specific incident or meeting.”
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“The articles discuss different topics related to Hong Kong's economy and its role in regional stability, but do not describe the same specific incident or occurrence.”
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“The articles discuss different aspects of the APEC meeting in Hong Kong but describe distinct events: one about the significance and voice of China's participation, and the other about security measures for the event.”
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“Article A discusses a finance ministers' meeting at an upcoming APEC conference emphasizing China's role in regional stability, while Article B talks about Hong Kong using the APEC meeting as an opportunity to highlight its role as a yuan bond hub for sovereign borrowers.”
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“The articles discuss different locations and time periods for APEC meetings (Shenzhen vs. Hong Kong).”
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Denise Tsang
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China GPE · 4× Apec ORG · 3× Hong Kong GPE · 2× Hong Kong’s GPE · 2× Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation ORG · 1× Christopher Hui PERSON · 1× Christopher Hui Ching-yu PERSON · 1× Hui PERSON · 1× Treasury ORG · 1× the South China Morning Post ORG · 1×

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ExclusiveHong Kong Apec meeting to showcase ‘China’s voice’ in stability, treasury chief says Finance chiefs will see China’s contribution to regional stability and Hong Kong’s value during October 20-21 meeting, Christopher Hui says The coming Apec finance ministers’ meeting in Hong Kong will demonstrate “China’s voice” in regional stability, with the city uniquely placed to bring together regional leaders for important exchanges in a geopolitically charged world, the treasury chief has said.
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🔮 ExclusiveHong Kong Apec meeting to showcase ‘China’s voice’ in stability, treasury chief says Finance chiefs will see China’s contribution to regional stability and Hong Kong’s value during October 20-21 meeting, Christopher Hui says The coming Apec finance ministers’ meeting in Hong Kong will demonstrate “China’s voice” in regional stability, with the city uniquely placed to bring together regional leaders for important exchanges in a geopolitically charged world, the treasury chief has said.
2026-10-16 · South China Morning Post
Hong Kong Apec meeting to showcase ‘China’s voice’ in stability, treasury chief says · assertive framing

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ExclusiveHong Kong Apec meeting to showcase ‘China’s voice’ in stability, treasury chief says Finance chiefs will see China’s contribution to regional stability and Hong Kong’s value during October 20-21 meeting, Christopher Hui says The coming Apec finance ministers’ meeting in Hong Kong will demonstrate “China’s voice” in regional stability, with the city uniquely placed to bring together regional leaders for important exchanges in a geopolitically charged world, the treasury chief has said. asserted
chief → showcase → world
In an exclusive interview with the South China Morning Post on Thursday, Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui Ching-yu said the timing of the meeting of finance ministers from the 21 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation economies mattered because regional cooperation was becoming vital due to geopolitical tensions. asserted
cooperation → say → tensions
Against that backdrop, Hui believed Hong Kong was well placed to host the event – which will be held on October 20 and 21 – and convey two main messages to the Apec members and the world: China’s contribution to regional stability and Hong Kong’s value to the region. asserted
which → believe → region
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