From April 22 to 24, during the “Famous Hong Kong Businesspeople Chongqing Tour” event, more than 200 renowned Hong Kong businesspeople from groups including the Federation of Hong Kong Industries, the Chinese Manufacturers’ Association of Hong Kong, the Hong Kong accounting sector, and the Greater Bay Area Import and Export Chamber of Commerce visited the Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall, a smart connected new energy vehicle manufacturing plant, and technology innovation enterprises to explore new opportunities for cooperation between Chongqing and Hong Kong.

At a symposium during the event, the president of the Chinese Manufacturers’ Association of Hong Kong stated that the association is one of the most representative industrial and commercial groups in Hong Kong. In the future, it aims to promote a regular exchange mechanism between Chongqing and Hong Kong, focusing on key areas such as artificial intelligence and new energy vehicles. At the same time, it will leverage Hong Kong’s international platform advantages to connect with innovation resources and international capital from the Greater Bay Area, continuously enhancing the efficiency of collaborative innovation between the two regions.

The executive vice president of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries and CEO of a precision automotive company believes that Chongqing’s complete industrial layout for new energy vehicles and electronic information provides an ideal application scenario for Hong Kong’s industrial transformation and upgrading. He will promote deeper cooperation between member companies of the federation and Chongqing’s new energy vehicle manufacturers in key areas such as batteries, motors, and electronic controls.

Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall

The Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall is a modern museum that showcases the urban development and future planning of Chongqing, one of China’s largest municipalities. Opened in 2005, it features detailed models, interactive displays, and historical exhibits that trace the city’s transformation from a riverside trading post to a sprawling metropolis. The hall highlights key infrastructure projects, such as bridges and transportation networks, reflecting Chongqing’s rapid growth and strategic role in western China.

Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall

The Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall is a modern museum that showcases the urban development and future plans of Chongqing, one of China’s largest municipalities. Its history includes a focus on the city’s rapid growth since becoming a direct-controlled municipality in 1997, highlighting key infrastructure projects and architectural innovations. The exhibition uses interactive models, multimedia displays, and historical artifacts to illustrate Chongqing’s transformation from a river port to a sprawling metropolis.

Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall

The Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall is a modern museum dedicated to showcasing the urban development and future plans of Chongqing, a major city in southwest China. Its exhibits trace the city’s transformation from a historic river port into a sprawling megacity, highlighting key infrastructure projects and architectural models. The hall serves as both an educational resource and a symbol of the city’s rapid modernization, reflecting its growth since becoming a direct-controlled municipality in 1997.

Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall

The Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall is a modern museum in Yuzhong District that showcases the city’s urban development, history, and future plans. Opened in 2005, it uses interactive models, multimedia displays, and a large-scale city model to illustrate Chongqing’s transformation from a mountainous river port into a major metropolis. The exhibition highlights key historical phases, including its role as a wartime capital during the Second Sino-Japanese War and its rapid growth as a municipality in the 21st century.

Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall

The Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall is a modern museum located in the city’s Yuzhong District, designed to showcase the urban development and future planning of Chongqing. Opened in 2005, it features detailed models, multimedia displays, and historical exhibits that trace the city’s transformation from a mountainous river port into a sprawling megacity. The hall provides visitors with a comprehensive understanding of Chongqing’s architectural evolution and strategic growth initiatives.