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HK's first five-year plan | (Part 3) Fast-tracking Northern Metropolis: Reshaping Hong Kong's spatial future Part 3 of the five-year plan sets out Hong Kong's next major spatial and economic transformation: accelerating the planning and development of the Northern Metropolis while optimizing the city's overall spatial layout under the vision of a "South–North Dual Engine (Finance–I&T)."
First Five-Year Plan
2026.09.16 12:22
HK's first five-year plan | John Lee: Advancing 'Four Centres and One Hub' to drive growth and improve livelihoods The Chief Executive, Mr John Lee, today (Sept. 16) announced Hong Kong's first five-year plan. This is a major initiative of the HKSAR Government to uphold and improve the executive-led system and enhance governance efficacy. It is also a planning necessity to proactively align with the national development strategy and better integrate into and serve the overall national development. It is also a programme of action to build social consensus, unite forces from all sectors, and drive Hong Kong from stability to prosperity and achieve high-quality development.
First Five-Year Plan
2026.09.16 12:17
HK's first five-year plan | John Lee: Speed up Northern Metropolis University Town development, expand and improve post-secondary education Chief Executive John Lee announced Hong Kong's first five-year plan today (Sept 16).
First Five-Year Plan
2026.09.16 12:13
HK's first five-year plan | Orderly elimination of substandard subdivided flats, vigorous increase public housing supply Chief Executive John Lee announced Hong Kong's first five-year plan today (Sept. 16). This is a major move by the SAR government to uphold and improve executive-led governance and enhance governance efficiency. It is also a planning necessity for proactively aligning with national development strategies and better integrating into and serving the overall national development. It also serves as an action agenda for building social consensus, uniting all sectors, and driving Hong Kong from stability to prosperity and achieving high-quality development.
First Five-Year Plan
2026.09.16 12:12
HK's first five-year plan | (Part 2) Finance serving the real economy: A new push on offshore RMB, wealth, and risk management Part 2 of the plan focuses on strengthening Hong Kong's "four centers and one hub": consolidating the city's roles as an international financial, maritime, and trade center, while accelerating development into an international innovation and technology (I&T) center and a global hub for high-caliber talent. The overarching aim is to deepen Hong Kong's connectivity with both the Mainland and the world under "One Country, Two Systems," develop new quality productive forces, and translate growth dividends into improved livelihoods and stronger social well-being.
First Five-Year Plan
2026.09.16 12:01
HK's first five-year plan | John Lee: Optimise Greater Bay Area infrastructure connectivity, enhance border clearance efficiency Chief Executive John Lee announced Hong Kong's first five-year plan today (Sept 16). Lee stressed that Hong Kong will continue to deepen and strengthen collaboration with Guangdong province in key areas including innovation cooperation in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, industrial chain layout, wider application of pharmaceuticals and medical devices, and building a high-level international hub for top talent as well as a quality living circle that is liveable and business-friendly.
Hong Kong
2026.09.16 11:56
Photos | HK's five-year plan and Policy Address announced today: John Lee appears wearing THEi-designed tie and '1-5' Pin Hong Kong's first five-year plan and the 2026 Policy Address will be announced today (Sept 16) at 11am. At nearly 11am, John Lee and several officials appeared wearing ties or scarves designed by students and staff of the Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong (THEi), along with pins also designed by them.
Hong Kong
2026.09.16 11:44
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