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The Hong Kong-Australia Business Association Limited (HKABA), initiated by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, was established in 1987 aiming to reinforce economic ties between Hong Kong SAR/China and Australia. Members are local businessmen with strong Hong Kong connections or those interested in doing business with Hong Kong and Hong Kong organizations based in Australia. The Association provides networking opportunities on which strong trading and investment links are built between Hong Kong companies and Australian companies. It also provides an effective channel of communications for information on economic development and trade opportunities in Hong Kong SAR/China.

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South Australia Committee Members

Executive Committee

President              Amanda Tsui

Vice President      Karen Ng

Secretary               Robert Richardson

Treasurer               Steve Morton

 

Non-Executive Committee

Jennifer Wong

Louis Ng

Vu Pham

 

Immediate Past President: Pamela Murphy

 

Enquiries: [email protected]

OUR MISSION

To promote global co-operation, communication exchange and synergy among the Hong Kong business associations worldwide.

To provide a unified global voice that will enhance business and investment opportunities in and through Hong Kong.

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