Students in Ireland encouraged to explore Hong Kong's exciting study and career opportunities (with photo)

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     As part of its continuing efforts to attract overseas talent to Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Brussels (HKETO, Brussels) gave a presentation to students from Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin, Ireland, on October 19 (Irish time) during the Global Opportunities Week organised by the university.

     The Special Representative for Hong Kong Economic and Trade Affairs to the European Union, Ms Shirley Yung, encouraged students to consider the excellent postgraduate study programmes, as well as various talent admission schemes, offered by Hong Kong.

    Ms Yung highlighted that with its enviable location at the heart of Asia, Hong Kong is an outstanding springboard for those who are ready to launch their career and explore the myriad possibilities of Asia.

     "Hong Kong is a city of opportunities - anything is possible and anything can be accomplished if you put your mind to it. This is an ideal place for entrepreneurs, and for creative people in all sectors of activities," Ms Yung said.

     She added that the open and cosmopolitan lifestyle, safe environment, vibrant nightlife, exciting cultural activities and spectacular country parks make Hong Kong a great place for young people to live.

     The Head of Business and Talent Attraction/Investment Promotion at HKETO, Brussels, Ms Paula Kant, gave an overview of Hong Kong's dynamic business and start-up scene, as well the attractive employment opportunities.

Ends/Friday, October 20, 2023
Issued at HKT 19:55

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The Special Representative for Hong Kong Economic and Trade Affairs to the European Union, Ms Shirley Yung, gives a presentation to students of Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin to promote study and career opportunities in Hong Kong October 19 (Irish time).