Brisbane City Mayor Graham Quick (left) and Tencent Sy LAU (right) talks
Brisbane City Mayor met with Tencent delegation accompanying Exchange
July 5-8th, 2015, "Asia Pacific cities Summit and the mayors Forum" in Australia held in Brisbane. Tencent's delegation was invited to the Summit, and local time on July 6 with the Mayor of Brisbane, Graham (GrahamQuick) accompanied the team conducted in-depth communication.
Tencent network media business group President, Senior Executive Vice President of Sy LAU to Graham (GrahamQuick) shared a "Smart City" and "Internet +" ground situation in China.
Sy LAU said Tencent now has formed a partnership and several provinces in China to promote "intelligent city" of the building. In this wave of local governments close links have been established with the app, app open city after service entry, simplifying the process of the Government of the people's livelihood, enhance the efficiency. First support payments market is born no longer
Graham told Sy LAU, Brisbane has a long term vision of what they want to achieve digital transition. At the same time they named "Brisbane 2022" new projects aimed at strengthening relations with the Pacific region, such as China.
Participate in discussion including Brisbane's second Chief digital officer, he and Tencent delegations shared the experience on how to how to build a digital city and explore together with Tencent to build "Smart City" scenario.
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