Trade, Tourism and Investment Minister Steven Ciobo and Hong Kong’s Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Gregory So Kam-leung answer audience questions at the launch of official negotiations for an Australia-Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement arrive in Hong Kong.
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Trade, Tourism and Investment Minister Steven Ciobo and Hong Kong’s Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Gregory So Kam-leung shake hands at the launch of official negotiations for an Australia-Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement arrive in Hong Kong.
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Trade, Tourism and Investment Minister Steven Ciobo and Hong Kong’s Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Gregory So Kam-leung answer media questions at the launch of official negotiations for an Australia-Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement arrive in Hong Kong.
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Trade, Tourism and Investment Minister Steven Ciobo answers media questions at the launch of official negotiations for an Australia-Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement arrive in Hong Kong.
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Trade, Tourism and Investment Minister Steven Ciobo speaks at the launch of official negotiations for an Australia-Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement in Hong Kong.
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Trade, Tourism and Investment Minister Steven Ciobo speaks at the launch of official negotiations for an Australia-Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement in Hong Kong.
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Trade, Tourism and Investment Minister Steven Ciobo speaks at the launch of official negotiations for an Australia-Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement in Hong Kong.
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Trade, Tourism and Investment Minister Steven Ciobo speaks at the launch of official negotiations for an Australia-Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement in Hong Kong.
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At the official launch for Free Trade Negotiations between Australia and Hong Kong. From left: Prof. Richard Petty (Chairman, Australian Chamber of Commerce Hong Kong & Macau); Steven Ciobo, (Trade, Tourism and Investment Minister); Mr Gregory So Kam-leung, (Hong Kong Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development); Michaela Browning, (Australian Consul-General to Hong Kong and Macau); Stephen Ng, (Chairman, Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce).
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