New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong
New Zealand Chamber of
Commerce in Hong Kong
meets for networking drinks
at the Mirage Bar
Renaissance Harbour View Hotel, Wan Chai
Every third Wednesday 6:30pm
No reservations
Just turn up & enjoy
Details in our weekly eNews
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Monthly throughout 2023
Mirage Bar
Renaissance Harbour View Hotel
Wan Chai
Every third Wednesday
6:30pm - 8:30pm
See your there!
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Who we are
The New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong (NZCCHK) was founded on 4 January 1982 to promote the New Zealand economic presence in Hong Kong. Since then the continued increases in capital and trade flows between New Zealand, Hong Kong and the People’s Republic of China have been factors in the Chamber's activities. NZCCHK is a not-for-profit organisation established in Hong Kong under the Societies Ordinance Cap 151.
NZCCHK was first registered as the New Zealand Hong Kong Business Association. The original Certificate of Exemption under the Societies Ordinance Cap. 151 is available here.
What we do
The Chamber provides a forum between New Zealand, Hong Kong and China business executives to:
- Discuss and promote business ideas;
- Create a supportive and encouraging business environment;
- Assist entities seeking to increase business, trade or investment;
- Promote and expand the business and general awareness of New Zealand;
- Maintain relationships with other business organisations;
- Monitor business, political and economic developments; and
- Maintain links with agencies developing relationships between New Zealand, Hong Kong, Macau and Southern China
