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Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area

Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area

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Nov 3, 2026

Rogier JanssensGUEST
2:56
So yes, we are committed to China, and I think also with the news and the deep dive we took into the 15th five-year plan of China, I think we are in a very, very good position to continue our investment and continue our presence in China.
Wang GuanHOST
3:12
Also, we noticed that there has been announcement of the completion of this Greater Bay Area Innovation and Collaboration Center of Merck China in Shenzhen with a focus on life sciences and healthcare.
Wang GuanHOST
3:24
How does this center fit into the broader strategy and positioning of Merck China?
Rogier JanssensGUEST
3:29
Yes, thank you also again for recognizing that ceremony which took place some months ago.
Rogier JanssensGUEST
3:37
The Greater Bay Area is of increasing importance to our activities in China.
Rogier JanssensGUEST
3:44
Shenzhen, we have established a laboratory and a collaboration center which is going to help us, provide us a platform to collaborate with all the stakeholders in the ecosystem.
Rogier JanssensGUEST
3:58
So for instance, we are very, very nicely located to the China Academy of Science in Shenzhen.
Rogier JanssensGUEST
4:04
Shenzhen is known for the technological advancements.
Elaine Pringle SchwitterHOST
3:33
Before founding Nexus Alliance, Thomas held leadership roles with multinational organizations headquartered across the US, Europe, Japan and South Korea, while also launching and scaling multiple startups across Asia.
Elaine Pringle SchwitterHOST
3:47
He's generated more than 100 million US dollars in revenue through China and Southeast Asian focused initiatives, serves as cultural and tourism ambassador, for this Guaoshouzhou Nansha District and mentors entrepreneurs and emerging business leaders across the Greater Bay Area.
Elaine Pringle SchwitterHOST
4:06
Let's have a conversation now.
Elaine Pringle SchwitterHOST
4:08
Thomas, welcome to Heads Talk.
TianyuHOST
41:48
At present, this model covers seven types of typhoon features, performs interpretation once every 15 minutes, and generates interpretation text within 27 seconds.
TianyuHOST
41:59
Hong Kong's newly unveiled five-year plan sees the regional government doubling down on traditional strengths, deepening Greater Bay Area integration, and charting a course to become a global hub for gold trading and international cooperation.
TianyuHOST
42:14
Zheng Junfeng sat down with top executive Genevieve Chou Kua-wing from jewelry brand Chou San San to discuss what this blueprint means for local businesses.
Zheng JunfengCORRESPONDENT
42:23
Hong Kong's first five-year plan stresses the integration of the Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macau, Greater Bay Area.
Zheng JunfengCORRESPONDENT
42:29
How does Chosin Sen take advantage of its Cantonese cultural heritage to strengthen its layout in the Greater Bay Area?
Genevieve Chokar-WingGUEST
42:37
We have our roots in Guangzhou and then subsequently Hong Kong.
Genevieve Chokar-WingGUEST
42:42
It's only natural for us to build our network from South China and spread out to the rest of China.
Genevieve Chokar-WingGUEST
42:49
We currently have 150 stores in the Greater Bay Area.

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Episode 20: Becoming Your Authentic Self: Living Without Pretending

Oct 30 · 3 Mentions

speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:48
Yeah, we have three major studies today.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:50
We're looking at psychological capital and emotional intelligence in entrepreneurs from the Greater Bay Area in China, Zamfara State in Nigeria, and a broader literature review on developing economies.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
1:02
It's a really great mix of practical advice and hard empirical data.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
1:06
It is because we want to help you, the listener, understand the actual mental models and emotional frameworks that separate people who just survive from the people who truly thrive.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
5:52
Wow.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
5:53
Okay.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
5:53
Well, that perfectly sets up the study from China's Greater Bay Area.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
5:56
Yes.
Dave BorlaceHOST
7:45
There's already high voltage transmission supplying power to local regions around the plateau, but this new line will bring a whole new dimension to the network.
Dave BorlaceHOST
7:53
When it comes into operation in 2029, which of course it actually will do because it's a Chinese project, it'll displace enough coal combustion in the Greater Bay Area to save roughly 33 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions per year.
Dave BorlaceHOST
8:08
The Chinese government reckons the project will lead to a further $14 billion worth of investment in secondary power equipment and the wider industrial chain, creating more than 100,000 jobs.
Dave BorlaceHOST
8:20
By 2050, the plan is for more than 10 HVDC and new HVDC power corridors to be coming out of the Tibetan plateau, exporting more than 500 billion kWh of electricity every year.
Xi JinpingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:59
We will build a modern economic system and adopt higher standards for reform and opening up.
Xi JinpingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:06
The region will develop in tandem with the Belt and Road Initiative, the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Coordinated Development Area, the Yangtze River Economic Belt, and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, and will help improve the overall layout of China's reform and opening up.
speaker_0NARRATOR
9:27
Over the following years, as major blueprints were rolled out, Xi Jinping made repeated visits across the Yangtze River Delta to push the region's integration forward.
speaker_0NARRATOR
9:38
In August 2020, during an inspection at Baowu Steel's plant in Anhui, he encouraged the enterprise to grow in integrated development of Yangtze River Delta.
speaker_0NARRATOR
12:40
Some have world-class deep-water ports, others are agricultural breadbaskets, and some sit on vast energy reserves.
speaker_0NARRATOR
12:49
That is why regional coordination has become such a cornerstone of national strategy.
speaker_0NARRATOR
12:55
Xi Jinping has personally steered this balance, laying out the blueprints for mega-regions like the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei cluster, the Yangtze River Delta and the Greater Bay Area to make sure they complement each other instead of competing.
speaker_0NARRATOR
13:12
As China advances regional interconnected and integrated development, all regions have grasped their positions, given full play to local advantages, complemented each other's strengths and pursued development in a coordinated fashion.
Charudatta DatarGUEST
35:13
Because about, let's say, 45 years ago, this was just a small fishing village, 30,000 people, and now it's 18 million, and it's the center of, like, the strongest tech companies in China and all manufacturing as well.
Charudatta DatarGUEST
35:26
So it's part of the Greater Bay Area.
Charudatta DatarGUEST
35:29
So all these cities are Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Dongguan, Zhuhai, uh, Macau, all of these, Hong Kong, they are considered...
Charudatta DatarGUEST
35:37
They have defined it as a great- Greater Bay Area.
Charudatta DatarGUEST
35:41
Maybe sounds similar to the Bay Area in the US.
Charudatta DatarGUEST
35:43
Uh, but it's, like, really amazing.
Clarence LingGUEST
7:31
And of course, the outcome here feeds directly into the leaders meeting in Shenzhen in November.
Clarence LingGUEST
7:39
That connection between Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area is really, you know, with Hong Kong doing the finance and Shenzhen doing the innovation, it's really a preview of how the region can prosper together.
Clarence LingGUEST
7:53
That, to me, is the long-term significance.
Shane BiggamHOST
7:55
That was Clarence Ling speaking.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
6:03
The city boasts globally recognized testing and certification services, as well as a well-regulated legal system and intellectual property protection, which help ensure that products comply with international standards while reducing the risk of non-compliance.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
6:20
Furthermore, Mexican companies can take advantage of the manufacturing base and scientific resource resources of the Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macau, Greater Bay Area, for example, by collaborating with Hong Kong universities on research and development, or by utilizing its innovation and technology platforms and clusters to accelerate industrialization and reduce research, development, and manufacturing costs.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
6:50
Government Support and Partnerships InvestHK, the investment promotion agency of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, has a team that provides services ranging from planning, establishment, launch and expansion to companies in the new energy sector, helping them connect with government resources, customers and financing.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
7:14
And for more information on the Mexican business ecosystem, visit mexicobusiness.news.
Erik StenmanGUEST
21:43
So all you need to do is point it to, uh, our service instead, and it will just work, and you can then add the extra headers to say, uh, "I want it, uh, within this jurisdiction," and you will get back the extra X headers telling you, uh, where it actually run.
Alan WymaHOST
22:07
Now to a more complicated situation, right? Um, let's talk about where I am in the GBA, the Greater Bay Area, as it's called over here.
Alan WymaHOST
22:14
So Hong Kong, Macau, Zhuhai, these kinds of places that are basically in what we call the Greater Bay Area, um, they have different policies and different rules.
Alan WymaHOST
22:22
Basically, Shenzhen and Zhuhai have the same area, uh, same kind of rules to a certain extent.
Alan WymaHOST
22:26
But, um, even more interesting is that I actually found out that there is a place on the border between Shenzhen and Hong Kong where they actually have it so that you can, uh, your algorithm can stay in Hong Kong, and the data can somehow stay in Shenzhen, but you can run your, your processing, which is kind of interesting.

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