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On my first visit to Hong Kong in the 1990s, I was immediately struck by the city s vitality, pluralism and openness.  From my backpacker hotel, I experienced a dynamic metropolis fueled by hard work and the free flow of ideas.  Hong Kong felt upbeat and alive, a confident city ready to face anything. As an American, I felt at home in Hong Kong.  Our common histories of openness and diversity have been the basis for a strong relationship for over 175 years.  Hong Kong is home to 85,000 Americans, and almost 1,300 U.S. companies.  Shared values and deep people-to-people ties created a firm foundation for friendship.  Hong Kong became one of the world s most developed places precisely because it embraced free exchange, from goods and money to ideas and innovation.

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