…core values such as fiscal discipline and living within our means, openness, pluralism, tolerance, and a commitment to excellence and service quality. All these factors combined have served Hong Kong…

…get a ticket to spend a day at Wembley with. But somehow to me the Modi brand is so strong, I felt compelled to attend. I was in the minority…

…wider access to education across the region. The other is that dissent rises, the US withdraws its security commitment and China becomes a dominant player. These were the views of…

…in the GCC expected to reach US$2trn in the next few years A plethora of large-scale construction and infrastructure enterprises have been awarded to Asian companies in the last few…

…be welcomed. For example, we can help UK companies expand their reach in China,” he added. “I don’t think a Brexit will have much impact on Chinese companies. We’ve seen…

…innovation at the core of business development. Senior representatives from industries including rail, aerospace, technology, infrastructure, and financial and professional services will be among the guests at the event, which…

…After all, existing tariffs remain in place, hitting businesses, while the fundamental issues over tech, including IP rights and forced technology transfers, remain unresolved.   By Luke Foddy, Communications Manager…

…While Gulf firms are involved in projects at home, they are also moving increasingly into overseas enterprises including within Asia. Asian companies are investing in solar and other renewable energy…

…where he had led the 2016 UK-China High Level People to People Dialogue, we visited the offices of JD.com, China’s e-commerce giant, for a tour of their facilities and a…

…global platform on which Hitachi operates is a reflection of his comfort leading such a geographically diverse enterprise,” he added. Secondly, Mr Alaghband said that whilst many companies paid lip…

…without a reasonable experience of all that is happening in Asia,” Lord Green said. He said Asia was a “complex phenomenon”; it was way more than China and the Far…

…of the most significant factors shaping global energy markets. I first visited China in 1979, as a Junior Manager at BP. China had just opened its doors to companies beyond…

…of losses amounting to nearly US $10 billion. In the fiscal year ending March 31, 2014, the company’s profit totalled US $5.173 billion. The company’s consolidated revenues for the fiscal…

…sectors. British companies should work with these countries and also with Turkish companies as they move into these markets,” he explained. “We hope we can do this with Iran as…

…in the media as a competitor to the Chinese for lower cost manufacturing. Yet, as we have repeatedly stated, Vietnam is not yet in full ASEAN Economic Community compliance, meaning…

…Asia House’s Research and Advisory team. For more information about the COP28 Programme, including opportunities to participate and sponsor research and events, please contact Jonathan Smith, Corporate Relations Manager: jonathan.smith@asiahouse.co.uk…