HONG KONG, Mar 4, 2025 - (ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) – CTF Life proudly announces to be the sole Diamond Sponsor of the highly anticipated Kai Tak Sports Park (KTSP) Grand Opening Ceremony, cementing its appointment as the exclusive Founding Insurance Partner of KTSP. CTF Life celebrated this historic moment at the main stadium alongside its customers, Life Planners, partners, staff and their families. The deepened partnership with KTSP underscores the company’s robust financial strengths and commitment to supporting the Hong Kong SAR Government in promoting local culture, sports, and tourism, creating value beyond sportsmanship.Man Kit IP, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of CTF Life, said: “As the exclusive Founding Insurance Partner of KTSP and the proud Diamond Sponsor of its opening ceremony, we are truly making history with this significant milestone for both Hong Kong and CTF Life. Our collaboration with KTSP across multiple areas empowers local athletes and performers to unlock their full potential at Hong Kong’s largest integrated sports and entertainment landmark. The partnership will not only bring in world-class international events but also champion the ‘Sports for All’ culture, thus delivering exceptional and diverse experiences for our customers, fulfilling our promise to create value beyond insurance.” Ellick Tsui, Executive Director and Deputy Chief Executive Officer of CTFLife (second from the right), together with the company’s management, celebrates the historic moment at CTF Life’s suite at KTSP. CTF Life’s brand presence across the main stadium during the ceremony.At the opening ceremony, CTF Life’s brand was prominently displayed in the main stadium, making a strong impression on the live audience, TV viewers and across various platforms. The company had earlier announced its title sponsorship of the “Fencing Plus” Training Programme by Kai Tak Sports Initiative, aimed at nurturing a new generation of elite fencing athletes representing Hong Kong and helping them unleash their potential to become world champions. Registration will open later this month, and parents can enrol their children by joining the CTF Life • CIRCLE membership programme.About CTF LifeChow Tai Fook Life Insurance Company Limited (“CTF Life”) is proud of its rich, 40-year legacy in Hong Kong. CTF Life is a wholly-owned subsidiary of CTF Services Limited (Hong Kong Stock Code: 659) and one of the most well-established life insurance companies in Hong Kong. As a member of Chow Tai Fook Enterprises Limited, CTF Life consistently strengthens its collaboration with the diverse conglomerate of the Cheng family (“Chow Tai Fook Group” or “the Group”) to support customers and their loved ones in navigating life’s journey with personalised planning solutions, lifelong protection and diverse lifestyle experiences. By leveraging the Group’s robust financial strength and strategic investments across the globe, CTF Life aspires to become a leading insurance company in Asia while continuously creating value beyond insurance.Media enquiriesCTF LifeZoey Lau+852 2591 8314zoey.lau@ctflife.com.hk Chow Tai Fook Life Insurance Company Limited (Incorporated in Bermuda with limited liability) Copyright 2025 ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com.

LONDON, Mar 4, 2025 - (ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) - In a landmark event, the United Kingdom will host the Global Anti-Scam Summit (GASS) London 2025, bringing together an unprecedented number of policymakers, industry leaders, and cybersecurity experts. This summit, organized by the UK Home Office, Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA), Cifas, and Euroconsumers, is set to be the most significant anti-scam event to date, with a focus on forging global partnerships to address the rampant rise of online scams, which last year cost the global economy nearly US$1.03 trillion.Unveiling Global Strategies Against ScamsThe summit will kick off with keynote speeches from top international figures, including The Rt Hon Lord Hanson of Flint, who will outline the UK's initiatives and the collaborative efforts needed to combat this global menace. Discussions will focus on enhancing international cooperation, harmonizing scam prevention efforts, and leveraging technology to protect consumers worldwide.Panel discussions on the first day will explore the urgent need for coordinated global action. Sessions will dive into the human cost of scams, share international lessons in scam prevention, and highlight the role of public-private partnerships in advancing fraud legislation and industry best practices. The main focus of the event is to foster cross-border and -sector collaborations.Industry Leaders to Drive Technological InnovationsThe summit will also feature contributions from tech giants and financial institutions, focusing on how cutting-edge technologies like AI can be utilized to thwart scammers effectively. Industry leaders will discuss the creation of the Global Signal Exchange, an innovative platform aimed at enhancing data sharing across borders to better track and prevent scams.Day two of GASS London 2025 will be dedicated to solutions-focused workshops and breakout sessions. Experts will present the latest advancements in scam detection and prevention, from deepfake recognition to strategies for securing digital identities. Interactive discussions will enable participants to share insights and develop actionable strategies for protecting consumers globally, such as the GASA recommendation that every country should have a dedicated national anti-scam centre.The event agenda and attendance tickets are available here: https://www.gasa.org/gass-2025-londonThe summit will look to solidify commitments from attending public and private organizations and set a roadmap for international cooperation through 2026 and beyond.GASS London 2025 is a call to action for every stakeholder in the fight against online fraud. It offers a unique opportunity to join forces with global leaders and take a stand against the cyber threats that impact millions of lives each year.Selected speakers include:Aad Lensen, Jeroen Niessen, and Ruben van Well, Dutch PoliceAndrei Skorobogatov, Home OfficeAngelique Miet, European CommissionBen Donaldson, UK FinanceDr Elizabeth Carter, Kingston University LondonEls Bruggeman, EuroconsumersHedwige Nuyens, International Banking Federation (IBFed)Henriette Bongers, FraudeHelpdesk.nlJayde Richmond, Australian National Anti-Scam CentreJean-Jacques Sahel, GoogleJorij Abraham, GASAKate Griffin, Aspen InstituteKitboga, YouTube ScambaiterLaura Kankaala, F-SecureLucia Harris, Match GroupLuke Reynolds, MastercardLynette Owens, Trend MicroMike Haley, CifasNatalie Black, OFCOMNathaniel Gleicher, MetaThe event agenda and attendance tickets are available here: https://www.gasa.org/gass-2025-londonContact InformationSam RogersMarketing Director, Global Anti-Scam Alliancesam.rogers@gasa.org+31 (0) 645 130 670Hayley PatersonPress & PR Manager, Cifashayley.paterson@cifas.org.ukRelated VideoSOURCE: Global Anti-Scam AllianceRelated Documents: Global State of Scams Report - 2024.pdfState of Scams in the United Kingdom Report - 2024.pdf Copyright 2025 ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com.

- The Hong Kong International Jewellery Show launches today (4 March) and runs until 8 March, showcasing a wide range of designs incorporating creative and cultural elements- The debut “Young Jewellery Designer Arena” showcases the creativity and craftsmanship of up-and-coming talents- The results of two major jewellery design competitions are revealed today. The International Jewellery Design Excellence Award features 80 worldwide award-winning pieces competing for the "Champion of the Champions". The design that clinched both the Best of Show Award in the Open Group and the Craftsmanship & Technology Award in the Hong Kong Jewellery Design Competition was a beautifully crafted ring inspired by Monet's "Water Lilies"HONG KONG, Mar 4, 2025 - (ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) - The 41st Hong Kong International Jewellery Show, organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), opens today at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) and runs for five consecutive days, closing on 8 March. It runs concurrently with the 11th Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show which opened on Sunday (2 March) at AsiaWorld-Expo and finishes on 6 March. This year's twin jewellery shows have attracted some 4,000 exhibitors from more than 40 countries and regions, showcasing a spectrum of jewellery raw materials, finished products and technological tools, helping to create an international one-stop jewellery trading platform.Leading the trend with innovative and fashionable designsThe jewellery industry is increasingly focusing on fashionable styles, with innovative designs becoming key to helping products stand out in the market. For many years, the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show has provided an excellent platform for exhibitors to showcase their boundless creativity and exquisite craftsmanship. This year, Hong Kong exhibitor OSI Vitoria Jewelry (Booth: CEC GH-E08) introduces a floral necklace featuring a 62-carat emerald surrounded by more than 3,400 spinels, sapphires and diamonds, depicting the dazzling moment of fireworks lighting up the sky. Japanese exhibitor Jewelry of Raden & Urushi (Booth: CEC 1CON-016) presents a dragon-shaped brooch and pendant made of 18K gold, Akoya pearls, diamonds and mother-of-pearl, with intricate craftsmanship that imbues the design with life. Australian exhibitor Autore Pearls Pty Ltd (Booth: CEC GH-C32) showcases a vivid snake-shaped necklace that echoes the Year of the Snake, adorned with pearls, diamonds and gemstones. In the newly added Gold Jewellery Zone, Malaysian exhibitor Chl Innovation Industries Sdn Bhd (Booth: CEC 3E-D15) exhibits a durian pendant with distinctive local charm.Many exhibitors keep their fingers on the pulse of jewellery trends and launch creative products incorporated with traditional cultural elements. Hong Kong exhibitor Zuri Jewelry Company Limited (Booth: CEC 1E-C18) capitalised on Hong Kong’s “panda economy” to introduce its "Panda and Bamboo" jewellery collection. Changzhou Yi'an Jewelry Co., Ltd (Booth: CEC 1CON-029) from Mainland China harnesses filigree inlay technique, an almost-lost craft that is part of China’s intangible cultural heritage, to create 18K gold wheatears – a piece that won the Best Design Award in the 2019 Tiangong Awards.A new addition to this year’s show is the Young Jewellery Designer Arena, showcasing the creations and craftsmanship of up-and-coming talents to global buyers. The event also features 18 national, regional and industry pavilions, including the UK Pavilion led by British Jewellery & Giftware International with sophisticated jewellery pieces from eight British designers.Two major jewellery design competitions discover and nurture new talentsThe HKTDC has always put great emphasis on discovering and nurturing emerging talents to further elevate the standard of jewellery design. This year, it has once again joined hands with The Jewellers’ & Goldsmiths’ Association of Hong Kong Limited, Hong Kong Jewellery & Jade Manufacturers Association, Hong Kong Jewelry Manufacturers' Association and the Diamond Federation of Hong Kong, China Ltd to organise the 7th International Jewellery Design Excellence (IJDE) Award and the 26th Hong Kong Jewellery Design Competition (HKJDC) to identify new talents. The award ceremonies for the two competitions were held this morning and the winning entries will be on display at the Hall 1D and 1E Concourse throughout the International Jewellery Show. Held for the first time since the pandemic, the 2025 IJDE Award received an enthusiastic response with 80 award-winning entries from nine countries and regions competing for the highest honour – the “Champion of the Champions”. The entries were assessed by an esteemed panel of judges with Lawrence Ma, Chairman of the HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show and HKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show Fair Organising Committee, serving as chief judge and other members including representatives from L’ECOLE, School of Jewelry and the De Beers Group, among others. (See Table 1 for the list of selected winning entries from the 7th IJDE Award.)The theme for this year's HKJDC was "Lasting Brilliance", encouraging participants to showcase the enduring allure of jewellery through their creations. The competition was divided into an Open Group and Student Group and received a total of 86 entries. The judging panel, made up of six professionals from diverse fields such as jewellery and design, selected the winning entries after careful consideration. (See Table 2 for the list of selected winning entries from the 26th HKJDC.)Series of events enhance industry networkingA jewellery networking reception is being held tonight to boost connections among participants, welcoming jewellery industry representatives and both local and international buyers. Salina Yan, Permanent Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury (Financial Services) of the Hong Kong SAR Government, will be the Guest of Honour. In addition, three jewellery parades will be held during the show, echoing its "Symphony of Sparkles" theme with displays of exquisite jewellery pieces. Over the course of the twin jewellery shows, more than 30 industry seminars, parades and other activities are being organised to further facilitate industry exchange.Table 1: Selected winning entries from the 7th International Jewellery Design Excellence AwardChampion of the ChampionsTitle of winning design: The KaleidoscopeDesigner: Nadia Neuman （Australia）Category: NecklaceDescription*:Designed with interchangeable components, this can be worn in a number of ways and features a fully functioning kaleidoscope. It showcases the beauty and versatility of natural coloured diamonds in both polished and rough formsInnovative and Uniqueness in Design AwardTitle of winning design: Summer Night CelebrationDesigner: Ying Chen CHEN （Taiwan）Category: EarringsDescription*:The inspiration for this piece comes from the mystical Barringtonia flower – a night fairy of the summer. Her life lasts only for a single nightAs dusk falls, she blooms in quiet elegance, only to gently descend with the first light of dawn. Though her existence is fleeting, she shines like fireworks and is breathtakingly beautifulIn this design, I sought to capture the moment when the stamens burst forth from the bud, with countless filaments unfurling like delicate tendrils, radiating boundless energy, vitality and freedom. This imagery deeply moved me, reminding me that “Life, like a flower, is fleeting – not measured by its length, but by whether it has burned brightly”As a jewellery designer, I often ask myself: what can I leave behind in this world' Perhaps, through my creations, I can transform those fleeting moments of emotion into eternal beautyCraftsmanship AwardTitle of winning design: Born of BlueDesigner: CHAN Hoi Yi （Hong Kong）Category: Pendant/BroochDescription*:Inspired by a proverb from my favorite philosopher Xunzi: "Born of blue, but better than blue"Blue dye was distilled from the indigo plant, but the dye was bluer than the plant itself. The knowledge taught by teacher made the students surpass the teacher himselfThis inspired my design like a visual metaphor: the Chinese-Cloud symbolises knowledge (an everchanging form/law of nature)ï¼›Chinese-Knots symbolise teacher/students (from a simple to a complex shape, to the deepening of blue colours. The progress symbolises self-improvement)I admire the vague elegance in this proverb. It's humble, pure, not flashy, with a scent of scholarly temperament, with goodwill and charm. It may sound a bit naive and idealistic today, but that’s what I want to express in this jewelleryAesthetics AwardTitle of winning design: ContemplationDesigner: Mariia EFIMOVA （Russia）Category: RingDescription*:In a world where everything happens too fast, beauty is commonplace, and we are often seduced only by the outside. But the underside sometimes says much more. "Contemplation" is an invitation to stop and a reminder that true beauty lies within us Table 2: Selected winning entries from the 26th Hong Kong Jewellery Design CompetitionOpen Group – Best of Show Award and Craftsmanship & Technology AwardTitle of design: Romance & ClassicsDesigner: Tse Ka-wingCategory: RingDescription*:Jewellery and renowned artworks share an inseparable relationship and common origins. The designer drew inspiration from elements of Impressionist painter Claude Monet's "Water Lilies", using jewellery to showcase the romance and elegance of classic paintingsOpen Group – Best of Show AwardTitle of design: Victoria • ButterflyDesigner: Chan Wing-longCategory: RingDescription*:Against the backdrop of Victoria Harbour, a giant butterfly flies high in the air, blending colour and shadows. The butterfly is like a dream, conveying people's longing and desire for the future. Each flap of the butterfly’s wings is a hymn to lifeOpen Group – Best of Show AwardTitle of design: WHIMSYDesigner: Chow Tin-yiCategory: Pendant/BroochDescription*:The hourglass cradles the gentle dreams of childhood, each glowing grain of sand falls softly to capture the delicate passage of time and its precious moments. A pendant, delicate and detachable, imbues the piece with elegance and personality, speaking of eternity and the sparkle of dreamsStudent Group – ChampionTitle of design: Blossom in PorcelainDesigner: Liu KanglanSchool: The Hong Kong Polytechnic UniversityCategory: RingDescription*:The blue and white porcelain is a manifestation not only of beauty, but also the passing of time and the continuity of Chinese culture. Incorporating a blue and white contrast and complex patterns into the design reflects the enduring appeal of traditional Chinese porcelain – a quality that shines stillStudent Group – 1st Runner-upTitle of design: Divine WhispersDesigner: Mak Wing-muiSchool: Saint Francis UniversityCategory: EarringsDescription*:The earrings draw inspiration from the sanctity of cathedrals, featuring geometric lines that outline the elegant silhouette of spires and domes. The cross atop symbolises eternal blessings and protection, while the central purple gemstone resembles heavenly light shining down. Adorned with vibrant enamel, the earrings reflect the dazzling brilliance of stained glass under sunlightStudent Group – 2nd Runner-upTitle of design: OliviaDesigner: Lau Cheuk-laiSchool: HKCT Institute of Higher EducationCategory: Bracelet/NecklaceDescription*:Olivia, a name inspired by the enduring legacy of the olive, embodies timeless elegance. The necklace, meticulously handcrafted with bold but lightweight meshed, hollowed constructions, features a 4-carat cushion-cut ruby that, like the olive, symbolises longevity and resilienceBeyond its luxurious appeal, Olivia represents family heritage and timelessness, akin to the olive tree’s historical significance, with over 6,000 years of cultural influence in the Mediterranean. Capturing enduring brilliance and embodying timeless virtues and beliefs, makes this a legacy piece for generations *The designers provided the description for their award-winning workFull list of the winning entries from the 7th International Jewellery Design Excellence Award: https://hkjewellery.hktdc.com/pdf/2025/IJDEA2025.pdfFull list of the winning entries from the 26th Hong Kong Jewellery Design Competition: https://www.hktdc.com/event/hkjewellery/en/the-26th-hong-kong-jewellery-design-competition-result-announcementThe 41st Hong Kong International Jewellery Show, organised by the HKTDC, commenced today at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, running in parallel with the 11th Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show at AsiaWorld-Expo. The twin shows have attracted the participation of some 4,000 exhibitors from more than 40 countries and regionsHong Kong exhibitor OSI Vitoria Jewelry (Booth: CEC GH-E08) in the Hall of Extraordinary introduces a floral necklace featuring a 62-carat emerald surrounded by more than 3,400 gems and diamonds, depicting the dazzling moment of fireworks lighting up the skyIn the Designer Jewellery Galleria, Japanese exhibitor Jewelry of Raden & Urushi (Booth: CEC 1CON-016) presents a dragon-shaped brooch and pendant made of 18K gold, Akoya pearls, diamonds and mother-of-pearlAustralian exhibitor Autore Pearls Pty Ltd (Booth: CEC GH-C32) showcases a snake-shaped necklace that echoes the Year of the Snake, adorned with pearls, diamonds, and gemstonesThe Young Jewellery Designer Arena debuts at this year's International Jewellery Show, showcasing the creations and craftsmanship of up-and-coming designers to global buyersWinners of the 7th International Jewellery Design Excellence Award pictured at the award ceremony with distinguished guestsWinners of the 26th Hong Kong Jewellery Design Competition pictured at the award ceremony with distinguished guestsPhoto download: https://bit.ly/3QI66F3Fair detailsHong Kong International Jewellery ShowDateOpening hours4 March 2025 (Tuesday)10:30am-6:30pm5-7 March 2025 (Wednesday to Friday)10am-6:30pm8 March 2025 (Saturday)10am-5:30pmVenueHong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Drive, Wan ChaiPress Registration & Media CentreMedia representatives can register at the entrance of HKCEC Hall 1D Concourse, or at the HKTDC Media Centre (G/F, Expo Drive Entrance, HKCEC) by presenting a business card or media identification.Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl ShowDateOpening hours2 March 2025 (Sunday)10:30am-6:30pm3 -5 March 2025 (Monday to Wednesday)10am-6:30pm6 March 2025 (Thursday)10am-5:30pmVenueAsiaWorld-Expo, Hong Kong International Airport, Lantau, Hong KongPress registration and Media CentreMedia representatives can register at the entrance of AsiaWorld-Expo’s East Lobby (Opposite Hall 3 next to the escalator), or at the Media Centre (Room 201C, 2/F) by presenting a business card or media identification. ****For security reasons, all media will be required to present a name card and valid photo-bearing identity card (or passport) for press registration. Individuals with a valid press pass will be required to present their identity card (or passport) again at the entrance to the exhibition halls. Please allow sufficient time for registration.Websites Hong Kong International Jewellery ShowHong Kong International Diamond, Gem& Pearl ShowWebsitehttps://www.hktdc.com/event/hkjewellery/enhttps://www.hktdc.com/event/hkdgp/enSelected productshttps://bit.ly/4hE1ifzShuttle bus arrangementhttps://www.hktdc.com/event/hkjewellery/en/travel-to-fairground-hkcechttps://www.hktdc.com/event/hkdgp/en/travel-to-fairground-aweActivity listhttps://www.hktdc.com/event/hkjewellery/en/intelligence-hubhttps://www.hktdc.com/event/hkdgp/en/intelligence-hubHKTDC Media Room: https://mediaroom.hktdc.com/enMedia enquiriesPlease contact HKTDC’s Communication & Public Affairs Department:Sharon HaTel: (852) 2584 4575Email: sharon.mt.ha@hktdc.orgSerena CheungTel: (852) 2584 4272Email: serena.hm.cheung@hktdc.orgClayton LauwTel: (852) 2584 4472Email: clayton.y.lawuw@hktdc.orgAbout HKTDCThe Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) is a statutory body established in 1966 to promote, assist and develop Hong Kong's trade. With over 50 offices globally, including 13 in Mainland China, the HKTDC promotes Hong Kong as a two-way global investment and business hub. The HKTDC organises international exhibitions, conferences and business missions to create business opportunities for companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in the mainland and international markets. The HKTDC also provides up-to-date market insights and product information via research reports and digital news channels. For more information, please visit: www.hktdc.com/aboutus. Copyright 2025 ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com.

HONG KONG, Mar 6, 2025 - (ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) - Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) joined the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) in highlighting achievements of 24 tech companies and corporations at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, marking it the largest delegation to date joining the world's biggest mobile industry event.The Hong Kong Tech Pavilion continues its journey overseas from recent appearance at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas and engages the premises of Europe, covering the latest solutions in key sectors including Advanced Electronics & Robotics; AI & Data; and Digital Transformation. Ranging from AI-integrated products to automation services, these technological excellence brewed optimism in extending to new frontiers, and gain traction from industry leaders, potential partners, and inspired investors. (Please refer to Appendix 1 for the full list of participants.)A partnership agreement signed between HKSTP and 22@Network Barcelona, and a Memorandum of Understanding signed between HKTDC and Barcelona City Council, both witnessed by Prof Sun Dong, Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry Bureau (ITIB) of HKSAR Government, will be urging conversations in promoting collective efforts between the cities for a sustainable I&T future.Albert Wong, CEO of HKSTP, commented: "The world's premier mobile event makes an unrivalledopportunity to forge impactful connections – an important stage for each local tech company to play a role in the European and global markets and accelerate the adoption of transformative solutions. We look forward with excitement to witnessing new opportunities for innovation on both sides emerge at this year's conference."Iris Wong, Director of Merchandise Trade and Innovation & External Relations of HKTDC added: “The HKTDC is committed to showcasing Hong Kong’s dynamic technological prowess on the global stage. We are proud to present 24 outstanding Hong Kong start-ups and tech ventures at the Mobile World Congress, an important global arena showcasing the latest mobile communications advances. Moreover, we are happy to renew our partnership with Barcelona City Council and continuously strengthen cooperation in promoting trade and investment between the two cities. The HKTDC also continues to work closely with the city council to help Hong Kong tech start-ups gain exposure in the Spanish market"As one of the top emerging startup ecosystems, Hong Kong ranks third global after Madrid and Barcelona, and companies from the EU make up the largest foreign business community in Hong Kong, totalling 1,640 according to government data in 2024, and Technology is highly active contributing to this figure, suggesting spotlight in I&T collaborations between the regions is encouraged. Sharing the notion, HKSTP will be joining Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, London (London ETO), Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK), and the Office for Attracting Strategic Enterprises (OASES) to co-organise a seminar in London, following further on the traction for potential investors, partners, and high-calibre talents to thrive in Hong Kong.Photo 1: Hong Kong Tech Pavilion saw the presence of (from left) Paula Kant, Head of Investment Promotion of InvestHK; Chris Lo, Regional Director, Europe, Central Asia & Israel of HKTDC; Albert Wong, CEO of HKSTP; Susana Prado, President of 22@Network Barcelona; Shirley Yung, Special Represenattive for HK Economic & Trade Affairs to the European Union, Brussels ETO; Prof. Sun Dong, Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry of HKSAR Government; Jordi Valls Riera, Deputy Mayor of Barcelona City Council; Iris Wong, Director of Merchandise Trade and Innovation & External Relations of HKTDC; Rocky Cheng, CEO of Cyberport; and Whitney Chan, Senior Systems Manager of Digital Policy Office of HKSAR Government. Photo 2: MoU signed between the HKTDC and Barcelona City Council was represented by Iris Wong, Director of Merchandise Trade and Innovation & External Relations of HKTDC (left) and Jordi Valls Riera, Deputy Mayor of Barcelona City Council (right), and witnessed by Prof. Sun Dong, Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry of HKSAR Government (middle). Photo 3: A Partnership agreement signed by Albert Wong, CEO of HKSTP (left in front) and Susana Prado, President of 22@Network Barcelona (right in front) was witnessed by Prof. Sun Dong, Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry of HKSAR Government (left in the back) and Jordi Valls Riera, Deputy Mayor of Barcelona City Council (right in the back) in forming an alliance to foster growth of both the I&T communities. Photo 4-5: Derek Chim, Head of Startups Ecosystem and Development of HKSTP (first on the left of Photo 4) joined in sharing Hong Kong’s I&T ecosystem at the 4YFN25, an occasion that connects international innovators, and celebrates achievement and aim to “Create Better.”Photo 6: 24 Hong Kong tech companies and corporations at Mobile World Congress 2025 Barcelona, Spain. Photo 7-10: Showcases of Hong Kong tech companies engaging the local audience.Appendix 1: List of 24 tech companies at the Hong Kong Tech Pavilion including 18 from HKSTP ecosystem (by category):No.CategoryCompany Name1Advanced Electronics & RoboticsAltai Technologies Limited2Arwin Technology Limited3eSIX Limited4Robocore Technology Limited5SMiT Holdings (HK) Limited6Vista Innotech Limited7AI & DataAIqua Corporation Limited8D-Engraver Limited9Palette Space Limited10Solos Technology Limited11Electrical and Mechanical Services Department, HKSAR Government *12Maphive Technology Limited *13MTR Corporation Limited *14Digital TransformationAnimae Technologies Limited15Blue Pin (HK) Limited16Full Nature Farms (Hong Kong) Limited17GoGoChart Technology Limited18Medmind Technology Limited19Meta Mirror Technology Limited *20Pantheon Lab Limited21Preface Technopreneur Limited *22Syngular Technology Limited23Startup EcosystemHong Kong Applied Science and Technology Research Institute Company Limited (ASTRI)24Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK) *Note:- Non-HKSTP park companies marked with (*).About Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks CorporationHong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) was established in 2001 as a thriving I&T ecosystem grooming 14 unicorns, more than 15,000 research professionals and over 2,200 technology companies from 26 countries and regions focused on developing healthtech, AI and robotics, fintech and smart city technologies, etc. The growing ecosystem serves at an international I&T hub in Asia, offers comprehensive support including R&D infrastructure, investment expertise, partnership networks, talent traction and more, in accelerating ideation, and commercialising innovation for technology ventures, all with the I&T journey built around key locations across Hong Kong and branched towards the GBA and further to continuously contribute to the development of I&T making a pillar of growth for Hong Kong. More information about HKSTP is available at www.hkstp.org. About Hong Kong Trade Development CouncilThe Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) is a statutory body established in 1966 to promote, assist and develop Hong Kong's trade. With over 50 offices globally, including 13 in Mainland China, the HKTDC promotes Hong Kong as a two-way global investment and business hub. The HKTDC organises international exhibitions, conferences and business missions to create business opportunities for companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in the mainland and international markets. The HKTDC also provides up-to-date market insights and product information via research reports and digital news channels.For more information, please visit: www.hktdc.com/aboutus. Follow us on @hktdc and LinkedIn Media Contact: Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks CorporationSam YanTel: +852 2629 6743Email: sam.yan@hkstp.orgThe Hoffman AgencyDaphne ChanTel: +852 5960 7926Email: dchan@hoffman.comHong Kong Trade Development CouncilKaty WongTel: +852 2584 4524Email: katy.ky.wong@hktdc.comRaconteurBetsy TseTel: +852 9742 7338Email: betsytse@reconteur.hk Copyright 2025 ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com.

SINGAPORE, Mar 5, 2025 - (ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) - As cyber threats continue to evolve, the 24th Cyber Security Summit is set to take place in Singapore, bringing together industry leaders, cybersecurity experts, and technology pioneers to discuss the latest advancements and challenges in digital security. Hosted by Exito Media Concepts Pvt Ltd, the summit will provide key insights into next-generation threat detection, artificial intelligence (AI) in cybersecurity, and cross-border data protection.A Growing Need for Cybersecurity ResilienceA recent cybersecurity incident in Singapore highlights the critical need for proactive security measures. A major financial institution suffered a data breach, exposing sensitive customer information and causing a significant disruption in operations. This attack, attributed to sophisticated ransomware tactics, resulted in a 45% increase in fraudulent transactions and an estimated financial loss of $15 million within a month. Reports indicate that Singapore saw a 32% rise in ransomware incidents in 2023, reinforcing the urgency for advanced cybersecurity frameworks.The 24th Cyber Security Summit, Singapore, aims to address such pressing challenges by facilitating discussions on cutting-edge encryption methods, AI-driven threat detection, and Zero Trust architecture.Keynote and Featured DiscussionsThe summit will kick off with an Opening Keynote on Singapore’s Cybersecurity Strategy, highlighting the country’s commitment to becoming a smart nation with robust digital security infrastructure. Attendees will gain insights into technological innovations such as AI-powered threat detection systems, next-gen encryption methodologies, and proactive incident response frameworks.A panel discussion on AI and cybersecurity, titled The Yin and Yang of AI: Harnessing Power, Mitigating Risk, will explore the dual role of AI in both enhancing and posing risks to cybersecurity. Industry experts will delve into Singapore’s National AI Strategy 2.0, emphasizing ethical AI adoption and cyber resilience.Notable Speakers and Panelists:The event will feature a distinguished lineup of speakers, including:Christophe Barel, Managing Director APAC, FS-ISAC (Moderator)Neal Jetton, Director Cybercrime, INTERPOLJustin Ong, APAC CISO & CPO, Panasonic Asia PacificFrankie Shuai, APAC CISO, DWS GroupJohn Kane, Chief Innovation Officer, Tyme GroupEvent HighlightsThe summit will feature:Fireside Chat: Ransomware Unveiled – Exploring mitigation strategies and incident responses to combat ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) threats.Spotlight Session: Mastering Data Security – Discussing encryption advancements and AI-driven cybersecurity tools.Roundtable Discussions – Covering key topics such as Zero Trust implementation, cross-border data compliance, and next-gen security tools.Workshops – Hands-on hacking and quantum computing sessions to enhance technical knowledge and defense mechanisms.A Call to Strengthen Cybersecurity PreparednessWith cybercrime damages projected to reach $10.5 trillion annually by 2025, organizations must adopt resilient cybersecurity strategies. The24th Cyber Security Summit serves as a crucial platform for industry leaders to collaborate, share best practices, and explore innovative solutions that safeguard the digital economy.For registration details and more information, visit Cyber Security Summit, Singapore.About ExitoExito, which means success in Spanish, reflects our commitment to the success of our customers. Each year, we organize over 240 virtual and in-person conferences globally, bringing audiences together with world-class thought leaders and C-level executives from various industries. Our carefully curated agendas, based on extensive research and valuable industry insights, facilitate business, knowledge transfer, transaction flow, and impactful messaging for brands.For Media Enquiries, reach out to:Aayesha Zaheer (Sr. Media & PR Executive)aayesha.zaheer@exito-e.com+9174836 58566 Copyright 2025 ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com.