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A ‘SUPER CONNECTOR’

Clarence Ling Chun-kit, Director of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region-based Kwai Hung Realty Co. Ltd., is a member of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), China’s top political advisory body that is reshuffled every five years.

“I’ve submitted two proposals this year. One is about fully utilizing Hong Kong’s unique role in attracting foreign students to study in China. The other one is more specific, focusing on leveraging Hong Kong’s policy advantages to accelerate the approval process for prescription drugs and medical devices manufactured in the mainland,” Ling told Beijing Review right before the opening of the CPPCC National Committee’s annual session on March 4.

But, he added, the two proposals share

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