The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (00388) and Saudi Stock Exchange Group (STG) will jointly host the “Hong Kong-Saudi Capital Markets Forum” at the Hong Kong Financial Assembly Hall on May 9.
The Zhitong Finance App learned that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (00388) and Saudi Stock Exchange Group (STG) will jointly host the “Hong Kong-Saudi Capital Market Forum” at the Hong Kong Financial Assembly Hall on May 9, making it the first time for the Saudi Stock Exchange Group to host a capital market forum overseas. The forum, entitled “Promoting Communication”, will bring together more than 500 financial leaders, regulators, investors and enterprises from Saudi Arabia, mainland China, Hong Kong and the world. By connecting investors and enterprises, the forum will promote capital flows and promote market development and cooperation between the two markets.
Chen Yiting, CEO of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Group, said he was very happy to co-host the “Hong Kong-Saudi Capital Market Forum” with the Saudi Stock Exchange Group, which is a milestone in further cooperation between the two international exchange groups. The forum will not only increase the links between investors and enterprises in the two markets, but will also help promote exchanges and connectivity in the capital markets of mainland China, Hong Kong and the Middle East. We are very much looking forward to continuing cooperation with partners in the Middle East, expanding opportunities, enhancing investors' confidence in both markets and building a better future.
Chen Yiting said that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the Saudi Stock Exchange Group have continued to deepen their strategic partnership since signing a cooperation agreement in 2023, and the “Hong Kong-Saudi Capital Market Forum” is showing the results of cooperation between the two sides. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange will continue to share views, promote capital flows, support innovation, promote the sustainable development agenda and shape the future of global capital markets, further strengthening Hong Kong's position as a leading international financial center.