Federation of Hong Kong Industries
The Federation of Hong Kong Industries (FHKI; ) is the only statutory industrial organization in Hong Kong, established under the Federation of Hong Kong Industries Ordinance, of the laws of Hong Kong, in 1960. It supports industrial companies in Hong Kong, including those with operations in Greater China and Belt and Road countries. Structure The Federation has a total of 32 industry groups, ranging from manufacturing to producer services sectors. It also sets up various cross-sector councils and committees, including Innovation and Technology Development Committee, Hong Kong Startup Council, Pearl River Delta Council, Education Committee etc. Besides, it operates a wide range of professional services such as Q-Mark certification, D-Mark certification, trade certifications and declarations, intellectual property rights services, professional training and event management, with an aim to enhance the competitiveness of local enterprises. The General Committee is the Federation's policymaking and management body. It constitutes the Chairperson of 32 Industry Groups, five members appointed by the Federation, three members appointed by the Hong Kong government, and five co-opted members. Hong Kong Q-Mark Council The Hong Kong Q-Mark Council, established under the auspices of the Federation in 1978, is a pioneer that urges high-quality products and services. Through the Hong