Hong Kong to cast ‘far wider net than that of Singapore’ in talent push, bring 100k
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Hong Kong to cast ‘far wider net than that of Singapore’ in talent push, aims to bring in 100,000 top professionals by 2025

New portal launches on December 28 to accept applications from overseas talent looking to apply under talent drive scheme
Two-year visas on the table for graduates from top 100 universities with at least three
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SG talents all in the Army lah. No need search.
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HKG talent mean AT graduates, the 100,000 quota easily fill by Chinese university alone,
tiagong they just changed the law, no longer needed to exhaust means to find the local talent before getting in AT talent
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How wide is the net? Get talent from University of Timbuktu?

I think Li Jiachao is doing a great job in helping SG become better.
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HK can no longer shine not because it has no talents but because the West does not want it to act as a conduit for cash flow into and out of China.
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working there and migrate there are different.
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(24-12-2022, 02:50 PM)Blasterlord2 Wrote:  HK can no longer shine not because it has no talents but because the West does not want it to act as a conduit for cash flow into and out of China.

Quite true......... Clapping
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Because their HKgers mostly left for UK, Australia, Canada . . .

Have more than 100,000 vacant jobs

Why do we need 5 Mayors and 80 PAP Ministers? 
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(24-12-2022, 01:30 PM)Notdumb Wrote:  SG talents all in the Army lah. No need search.

Ceca and PRC too.


Smile
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(24-12-2022, 03:44 PM)Ola Wrote:  Because their HKgers mostly left for UK, Australia, Canada . . .

Have more than 100,000 vacant jobs

Many HKgers leave for British countries............ Clapping
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(24-12-2022, 03:48 PM)debono Wrote:  Many HKgers leave for British countries............ Clapping

Many bankers from HK stationed temporary in Singapore

Example Deutsche Bank regional HK CEO was stationed in Singapore becoz of HK unrest.

Maybe will move back to HK
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(24-12-2022, 05:03 PM)Scythian Wrote:  Many bankers from HK stationed temporary in Singapore

Example Deutsche Bank regional HK CEO was stationed in Singapore becoz of HK unrest.

Maybe will move back to HK
The Hong Kong of today is different from the Hong Kong of yesterdays..........They are now in a one country two systems, and very much aligned with communist china....... crying
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(24-12-2022, 02:50 PM)Blasterlord2 Wrote:  HK can no longer shine not because it has no talents but because the West does not want it to act as a conduit for cash flow into and out of China.

HK commercial and trade business and corporates biz  volumes are much larger than Singapore.

HK stock market is far bigger than SGX, a cemetery
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(24-12-2022, 05:40 PM)Scythian Wrote:  HK commercial and trade business and corporates biz  volumes are much larger than Singapore.

HK stock market is far bigger than SGX, a cemetery

That is true............ Clapping
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(24-12-2022, 05:52 PM)debono Wrote:  That is true............ Clapping

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In Singapore, future drinking water is a problem
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(24-12-2022, 05:40 PM)Scythian Wrote:  HK commercial and trade business and corporates biz  volumes are much larger than Singapore.

HK stock market is far bigger than SGX, a cemetery

We have other niches. Anyway, stock market size is NOT a reflection of financial hub. We can be a financial hub without having a very active stock market.
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(24-12-2022, 08:39 PM)Blasterlord2 Wrote:  We have other niches. Anyway, stock market size is NOT a reflection of financial hub. We can be a financial hub without having a very active stock market.

Majority of the international banks regional HQ are in Hongkong.
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(24-12-2022, 05:53 PM)Scythian Wrote:  .
In Singapore, future drinking water is a problem

Our 4-G leaders needs to find a solution to this matter............. Clapping
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(24-12-2022, 09:59 PM)debono Wrote:  Our 4-G leaders needs to find a solution to this matter............. Clapping

In order to save face, Singapore today's leaders are reluctantly dragging their feet as yet, to mention any long term plan on future water supply needs.

Imo..Probably between 2035 and 2040, a possible proposal by Singapore to have serious negotiation of a new 99 years water agreement  .

It will be a needed stabilising factor.
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(24-12-2022, 10:21 PM)Scythian Wrote:  In order to save face, Singapore today's leaders are reluctantly dragging their feet as yet, to mention any long term plan on future water supply needs.

Probably between 2035 and 2040, a possible proposal by Singapore to have serious negotiation of a new 99 years water agreement  .

It will be a needed stabilising factor.
Our agreement with Bolehland on water supply expires in 2061......... Clapping
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(24-12-2022, 10:27 PM)debono Wrote:  Our agreement with Bolehland on water supply expires in 2061......... Clapping

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Today, 40% of Singapore's water supply comes from Johor.

So, it's keeping 5.7 mio X 40% = 2.3 mio people alive and kicking...(TCSS)
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