Hong Kong creative designers cry foul over bitter government expenses row in cross-border start-up project

Seventeen young creative designers are embroiled in a bitter dispute with the Hong Kong Federation of Design and Creative Industries over unpaid expenses since 2020 for a cross-border pioneer project, the Post has learned.The group claimed the Hong Kong government, which oversaw the non-profit federation’s involvement, still owed them expense subsidies totalling about HK$800,000 (US$102,578) as part of the one-year HK$9.9 million programme with start-up hub Zetta Bridge at Mawan of Qianhai,…

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