黃永威

English

Wong Wing-wai is a Hong Kong industrialist and a member of the Business and Professionals Alliance for Hong Kong who represents the industrial (first) functional constituency in the eighth-term Legislative Council. With more than twenty years of experience in industrial upgrading and transformation, he has worked deeply in artificial intelligence applications, robotic process automation and enterprise digitalisation, helping companies use new technology to raise efficiency and lower the barriers to starting a business. He is an elected council member of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries and a member of the executive committee of its group 25, the Hong Kong Information Technology Industry Association, and has long taken part in the sector's policy advocacy and promotion of IT adoption. He follows Hong Kong's "new industrialisation", arguing that artificial intelligence and innovation should be used to upgrade industry, and has proposed developing an agentic artificial intelligence suited to Hong Kong, compatible with Cantonese and local settings, for use in manufacturing, logistics and trade so that local industry can hold its place in global supply chains. He has also advised the government on supporting small and medium enterprises, corporate financing and talent training, including injecting funds into the BUD scheme, widening its coverage and running new skills courses such as artificial intelligence to raise the competitiveness of employees. In the 2025 Legislative Council election he won the industrial (first) seat with 153 votes and took office on 1 January 2026, aiming to help companies adopt technology and to align Hong Kong with the national 15th Five-Year Plan.