        HONG KONG, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Hong Kong leader John Lee
said on Monday the financial hub would support Saudi oil giant
Aramco if it chose to list in the city.
    Hong Kong will be able to handle any of Aramco&apos;s future
funding arrangements and investment opportunities, John Lee said
in a post on his official Facebook account after meeting the
group&apos;s chief executive.
 (Reporting by Twinnie Siu and Meg Shen)
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Hong Kong says it would support Aramco to list in the city

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