Hong Kong Harbour Commission

The Hong Kong Harbour, managed by the Harbour Commission, is a key port hub facilitating maritime trade, vessel navigation, and port operations in Hong Kong. The Commission oversees the development, maintenance, and regulation of port infrastructure, ensuring efficient and safe shipping activities. It also coordinates with maritime authorities to support Hong Kong’s status as a global shipping center. Essentially, the Harbour Commission manages the port’s resources and policies to optimize commercial shipping and maritime safety, helping maintain Hong Kong’s vital role in international trade while ensuring seamless movement of goods and vessels through the harbor.