HKCNSA participates in Hong Kong International Talent Festival, highlighting Digital Transformation and Global Talent Strategies
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- Dec 10, 2025
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On October 20–21, 2025, the Hong Kong International Talent Festival was co-organized by the Festival Organizing Committee and the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce, supported by the Hong Kong China Network Security Association (HKCNSA).
The forum focused on digital transformation, global talent strategies, and the application of innovative technologies, aiming to help enterprises achieve high-quality development in the new era. Experts from government, business, and academia engaged in in-depth discussions on how to integrate technological innovation with talent cultivation to enhance competitiveness.

The Founding Chairman of HKCNSA, Mr. David Ip participated in a panel session titled “AI Breakthrough: Integrating Industry, Academia, and Research to Reshape Global Digital Trade.” With distinguished guests, they explored how artificial intelligence is reshaping global trade, fostering cross-border cooperation, enabling industry-academia collaboration, and empowering brands through digital culture to expand internationally.

Panelists shared insights into practical pathways for digital transformation, forward-looking perspectives on global talent strategies, and the role of innovative technologies in enterprise development. They emphasized that the deep integration of the digital economy and talent strategies will be critical for enterprises to succeed in global competition. The adoption of AI, cloud technologies, and cross-border collaboration was highlighted as providing new momentum for growth and internationalization.

The event facilitated meaningful exchanges among participants and offered valuable ideas for enterprise innovation and sustainable development in the new era. Looking ahead, HKCNSA will continue to participate in professional exchange activities and jointly explore best practices in digital transformation and talent strategy integration to reinforce Hong Kong’s role in the global digital economy.



