Established in 1928, Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK), the oldest broadcasting station in Hong Kong, is also the sole public service broadcaster and operates independently from other government departments. It is the only local broadcaster that provides radio, television, and online broadcasting services that carry out the public purpose and mission set in "The Charter of Radio Television Hong Kong". The production of RTHK programmes enjoys a high-degree of editorial independence yet follows a set of professional guidelines under the "Producers' Guidelines".

RTHK takes the lead in producing innovative programmes which come among the top in credibility, listenership, and programme appreciation indexes among other media organizations. Taking into account opinions from the RTHK Board of Advisors, as well as through joining various international broadcasting unions which stimulate new ideas in productions, RTHK will keep on producing high quality programmes.

Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) is committed to building up Hong Kong as an international innovation and technology (I&T) hub. We attract and nurture talent, accelerate and commercialise I&T for entrepreneurs on their journey of growth in Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area, Asia and beyond. HKSTP has established a thriving I&T ecosystem which is home to 12 unicorns, more than 16,000 research professionals and around 2,600 technology companies focused on developing healthtech, AI and robotics, fintech and smart city technologies. Through our R&D infrastructure, expertise and partnership networks, as well as 3 InnoParks that reinforce the vision of new industrialisation for the city, HKSTP will help establish I&T as a pillar of growth for Hong Kong and serve as a launchpad for global growth at the heart of the GBA innovation powerhouse.

The Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) is the biggest broadcasting union in the world. Through its members’ network, the ABU can reach 3 billion people across the Asia – Pacific region.

The Union was established in 1964 as a non-profit, non-governmental, non- political, professional association with mandate to assist the development of broadcasting in the region. ABU promotes the collective interests of television and radio broadcasters as well as key industry players and facilitate regional and international media co-operation. In the last decade, the Union has become a global player in using media for social development and nation-building. The ABU flagship outreach campaigns on gender empowerment and climate action and disaster preparedness have won the backing of numerous governments and the support of international organisations.

Currently, the ABU has 272 member in 76 countries on four continents. The ABU runs a wide range of services, including the daily Asiavision TV news exchange, several co-productions, program exchanges and technical, programming, legal and management consultancies, as well as industry and international conferences and an international frequency planning and coordination. The Union negotiates rights for major sports events and organises their coverage for the region. It also runs the prestigious annual ABU Prizes, TV Song and Radio Song Festivals. Keeping everyone abreast of what we do is the ABU website and the quarterly publications- ABU News and ABU Technical Review.

ABU is a member of the World Broadcasters’ Union and works closely with the other regional broadcasting unions on matters of common concern such as reserving frequencies for broadcasters, harmonisation of operating and technical broadcasting standards and systems and finalising the Broadcasting Treaty.