TNAG-0959-FCO40-1178-Shipping-in-Hong-Kong-1982 — Page 64

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The

Hong Kong not many of those trained there actually go to sea.

expansion of training facilities will of course be another cost to be

borne by Hong Kong.

Although no

Note 4. The other plank of course is the extent to which tonnage

registered in Hong Kong is beneficially owned there.

figures are available it is suspected that the proportion of the Hong Kong

registered fleet consisting of Hong Kong beneficially-owned vessels is

at least as high as the 35% of the Metropolitan UK fleet owned by UK

companies at 30 September 1979. And the tonnage registered in Hong Kong

has greatly increased in recent years, partly as a result of the increased

importance of trades in the region around Hong Kong and partly as a

result of conscious decisions by some Hong Kong owners to register more

vessels there (in 1979 for example the C Y Tung Group registered six

container vessels there).

SP3c

March 1980

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