Welcome to the website of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (Toronto).
This office is the official representative of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China in Canada. Our mandate is to foster closer ties between Hong Kong and Canada, with a particular focus on economic and trade relationships.
Hong Kong is a leading international business and financial centre. The city is also renowned for its prime location, rule of law, free flow of capital and information, low and simple tax regime, as well as world-class infrastructure.
As Asia’s world city with a high degree of connectivity, Hong Kong is the ideal gateway for people and businesses to achieve their goals in the Mainland of China and Asia. If you are interested in expanding into the Asia Pacific region or establishing operations in Hong Kong, feel free to contact our Invest Hong Kong desk for free information and services.
This website provides a range of information about Hong Kong. You may read our news bulletin for the latest news about this office and Hong Kong, and contact us if you require specific information not available on the website. We welcome any comments you may have.
Emily Mo
Director, Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (Toronto)
Director, Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (Toronto)
Ms Emily Mo joined the the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China in 2001 as a member of the Administrative Officer Grade. Before taking up the Director post in the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Toronto in December 2018, she had worked in different offices, including the Home Affairs Department, the then Environment, Transport and Works Bureau, the Security Bureau, the University Grants Committee Secretariat and the Tourism Commission of the Commerce and Economic Development Bureau. Before coming to Toronto, Ms Mo served as the Deputy Head of the Human Resources Planning and Poverty Co-ordination Unit under the Chief Secretary for Administration’s Private Office. She was responsible for providing secretariat support to the Human Resources Planning Commission and Commission on Poverty under the chairmanship of the Chief Secretary for Administration, as well as monitoring the implementation progress of the initiatives and the delivery of policy objectives agreed by the two commissions. Ms Mo received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Hong Kong.
