Rustam Minnikhanov visits Hong Kong Science and Technology Park
17 April 2014, Thursday
On April 17 opportunities and prospects of Hong Kong Science and Technology Park were presented to Tatarstan delegation led by Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov. Vice-President of Hong Kong Science and Technology Park Mr Ben Lui answered questions of Tatarstan delegation.
Hong Kong Science and Technology Park was founded in 2001. The Technology Park is located on the area of 22 hectares that includes business infrastructure, 330, 000 m ² of premises meant for research work, and 26 high technology buildings. The third construction stage is to be finished in 2016.
Among residents of Technology Park are companies working in the sphere of biotechnologies, electronics, green technologies, IT and communication, and precision engineering. Offices, laboratories and exhibition premises are provided on an hourly basis and for the period of project implementation. The area of 400 -1200 m ² is offered for small and medium-size companies. Sales points, food courts, bars and a club for residents and guests are located on the territory of Technology Park.
Tatarstan President's Press Office, Elena Britvina
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