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Hong Kong Maritime Week 2025 Launches Next Week, Focusing on a Greener Future

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Hong Kong Maritime Week 2025 Launches Next Week, Focusing on a Greener Future
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Hong Kong Maritime Week 2025 Launches Next Week, Focusing on a Greener Future

2025-11-14 11:00 Last Updated At:11:57

Hong Kong Maritime Week 2025 sets sail: Navigating to greener future as global maritime capital

​The highly anticipated annual event, Hong Kong Maritime Week (HKMW) 2025, is set to launch from next Sunday for seven consecutive days (November 16 to 22), marking its ninth edition since 2016 as one of the premier global gatherings for the maritime and port industries. This year's HKMW holds special significance as it is the first-ever edition following the establishment of the Hong Kong Maritime and Port Development Board (HKMPDB) on July 1 this year.

With the main theme "Navigating to a Greener Future" and the tagline "Propel Hong Kong", HKMW 2025 highlights Hong Kong's leading position as a global maritime capital and provides a high-level platform for global stakeholders, including policymakers, senior representatives of international organisations as well as industrial luminaries and practitioners to share their perspectives and exchange views on various topics of interest to the global maritime industry.

With over 50 events organised by more than 70 international, Chinese Mainland and local organisers, attendees will be immersed in a vibrant programme featuring flagship forums, high-level seminars and public outreach initiatives. Major events worth highlighting are the Opening Ceremony of HKMW 2025; the HKMPDB Flagship Session - Hong Kong: A Global Maritime Capital; the World Maritime Merchants Forum 2025; the Asian Logistics, Maritime and Aviation Conference; the 2nd Hong Kong Global Maritime Trade Summit organised by the International Chamber of Shipping; the TradeWinds Ship Recycling Forum 2025; and the International Bunker Industry Association Annual Convention 2025 that will be held in Hong Kong for the first time, as well as the Seminar on Energy Transition of Shipping and From Waste to Wealth: Unlocking Investment Opportunities in Ship Recycling organised by the International Maritime Organization.

Photo source: Screenshot of HKMW's official website

Photo source: Screenshot of HKMW's official website

With a view to raising the community's awareness of Hong Kong's maritime industry and encouraging members of the public to join the public-facing HKMW activities, including the Free Family Fun Day organised by the Hong Kong Maritime Museum, the Transport and Logistics Bureau will partner with Television Broadcasts Limited (TVB) to produce two feature stories. The two stories will feature exclusive interviews with the Chairman of the HKMPDB, Dr Moses Cheng, and the Chairman of the HKMW Task Force, Mr Wellington Koo, offering insights into Hong Kong's strategic role in global maritime affairs, and will be broadcast on TVB Jade at around 7.30pm on November 17 and 18. Viewers are encouraged to tune in and learn more about the exciting developments shaping Hong Kong's maritime future.

In a move to broaden its digital footprint and engage a wider audience, HKMW 2025 will also produce a series of short videos to be shared across various social media channels, featuring interviews with industry leaders and event organisers who will shed light on the leading role of Hong Kong as an international maritime hub.

For more information on HKMW and Hong Kong's maritime industry, please visit the websites of HKMW 2025 (www.hkmw.hk/en/index.html) and the HKMPDB (www.hkmpdb.gov.hk/en/index.html).

Photo source: Screenshot of HKMW's official website

Photo source: Screenshot of HKMW's official website

Legislative Council General Election voter turnout (2030)

The voter turnout figures for the 2025 Legislative Council General Election as at 8.30pm today (December 7) are as follows:

Geographical constituencies

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Electorate

Cumulative

voter

turnout

Cumulative

turnout

rate (%)

Hong Kong Island East

379,926

110,780

29.16%

Hong Kong Island West

342,123

97,558

28.52%

Kowloon East

441,663

130,918

29.64%

Kowloon West

345,661

97,852

28.31%

Kowloon Central

421,235

122,510

29.08%

New Territories South East

439,546

129,963

29.57%

New Territories North

408,660

117,457

28.74%

New Territories North West

436,087

129,861

29.78%

New Territories South West

471,045

140,960

29.92%

New Territories North East

445,352

122,631

27.54%

Total

4,131,298

1,200,490

29.06%

Functional constituencies

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Electorate

Cumulative

voter

turnout

Cumulative

turnout

rate (%)

Heung Yee Kuk

155

142

91.61%

Agriculture and fisheries

172

165

95.93%

Insurance

111

88

79.28%

Transport

217

185

85.25%

Education

74,618

24,183

32.41%

Legal

6,328

2,146

33.91%

Accountancy

23,937

7,449

31.12%

Medical and health services

49,316

15,455

31.34%

Engineering

9,699

5,297

54.61%

Architectural, surveying,

planning and landscape

8,212

4,072

49.59%

Labour

881

772

87.63%

Social welfare

11,217

4,609

41.09%

Real estate and construction

557

440

78.99%

Tourism

173

152

87.86%

Commercial (first)

903

651

72.09%

Commercial (second)

323

223

69.04%

Commercial (third)

307

307

100.00%

Industrial (first)

345

225

65.22%

Industrial (second)

474

285

60.13%

Finance

91

66

72.53%

Financial services

562

362

64.41%

Sports, performing arts,

culture and publication

255

222

87.06%

Import and export

311

238

76.53%

Textiles and garment

322

220

68.32%

Wholesale and retail

1,673

909

54.33%

Technology and innovation

71

71

100.00%

Catering

129

119

92.25%

Hong Kong Special

Administrative Region

deputies to the National

People's Congress, Hong

Kong Special

Administrative Region

members of the National

Committee of the Chinese

People's Political

Consultative Conference

and representatives of

relevant national

organisations

557

534

95.87%

Total

191,916

69,587

36.26%

Election Committee constituency

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Electorate

Cumulative voter turnout

Cumulative turnout

rate (%)

1,466

1,448

98.77%

The voter turnout figures are for temporary reference only.

Source: AI-found images

Source: AI-found images

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