Hong Kong Cyberport has partnered with 11 local universities to launch the "Cyberport University Partnership Program 2024," introducing Web3.0 elements for the first time. The program aims to cultivate young Web3.0 talents in line with the SAR government's goal of developing Hong Kong into a Web3.0 hub. Participating students will have the opportunity to understand the latest industry trends, stimulate innovative thinking, and expand their network. The winning teams will receive a seed fund of HK$100,000 provided by Cyberport Creative Micro Fund.

The "Cyberport University Partnership Programme 2024," organized by the Cyberport Academy and Cyberport Web3 Base, has officially launched with the support of 11 local universities. The program will incorporate Web3.0 elements for the first time, aiming to cultivate more young talents in the Web3.0 field.

Mr. Peter Yan, Chairman of Cyberport, stated that this year's program aligns with the government's goal of developing Hong Kong into a Web3.0 hub. It aims to strengthen the local talent development in the Web3.0 sector, assisting participating students in understanding the latest industry trends, sparking innovative thinking, and expanding their network. Each winning team will receive a seed fund of HK$100,000 from the "Cyberport Creative Micro Fund." (Ming Pao)

Hong Kong Cyberport collaborates with 11 universities to promote talent development for Web3.0