
OHKF Vice President Kenny Shui Moderated Beijing–Hong Kong Roundtable on Trust Infrastructure for Digital Agriculture

OHKF Vice President Kenny Shui Moderated Beijing–Hong Kong Roundtable on Trust Infrastructure for Digital Agriculture
Vice President and Executive Director of the Public Policy Institute Kenny Shui served as the moderator for the ‘Beijing–Hong Kong Roundtable on Trust Infrastructure for Digital Agriculture and International Alignment of Agricultural Products’, co-organised by OHKF and International Growers Standards Organisation (IGSO).
OHKF and IGSO welcomed the delegation from Beijing, led by Deputy Director of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Agriculture and Rural Affairs Chen Lianwu and special guest Prof. Xing Jinghua, Member of the Central Overseas Liaison Committee of the China Zhi Gong Party.
Kenny opened the roundtable with a keynote speech highlighting Hong Kong’s key role in assisting Chinese agricultural products in going global, as an integral part of our national strategy. Kenny also introduced leading certification and testing institutions from Hong Kong CMA Testing and GS1, as well as Invest HK, to the Beijing delegation.

Vice President and Executive Director of the Public Policy Institute Kenny Shui served as the moderator for the ‘Beijing–Hong Kong Roundtable on Trust Infrastructure for Digital Agriculture and International Alignment of Agricultural Products’, co-organised by OHKF and International Growers Standards Organisation (IGSO).
OHKF and IGSO welcomed the delegation from Beijing, led by Deputy Director of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Agriculture and Rural Affairs Chen Lianwu and special guest Prof. Xing Jinghua, Member of the Central Overseas Liaison Committee of the China Zhi Gong Party.
Kenny opened the roundtable with a keynote speech highlighting Hong Kong’s key role in assisting Chinese agricultural products in going global, as an integral part of our national strategy. Kenny also introduced leading certification and testing institutions from Hong Kong CMA Testing and GS1, as well as Invest HK, to the Beijing delegation.








