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First Five-Year Plan LegCo Election 2025 HK & WWII HKSAR 25th Anniversary

Exclusive | Uruguay Consul-General on HK's first five-year plan: Pragmatic and ambitious vision Hong Kong has just unveiled its first-ever five-year plan alongside the 2026 Policy Address — two landmark documents that set out the city's vision for the years ahead. But what do they mean for Hong Kong's international partners? We sat down with Mr Federico Lage Cabeza, Consul-General of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay in Hong Kong, to find out.

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2026.09.25 15:12

Exclusive | Uruguay Consul-General on HK's first five-year plan: Pragmatic and ambitious vision

Exclusive | Uruguay Consul-General on HK's first five-year plan: Pragmatic and ambitious vision

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan Chief Executive John Lee this morning led a number of government officials to meet with foreign consuls-general in Hong Kong and representatives of foreign chambers of commerce in Hong Kong at the Central Government Offices (CGO).

First Five-Year Plan

2026.09.21 19:05

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan

HK's first five-year plan | John Lee: Govt continues to seek land for Light Public Housing, hopes public housing supply to be sufficient Chief Executive John Lee recently released Hong Kong's first five-year plan and the 2026 Policy Address. Speaking on a television programme today (Sep. 20) about public housing waiting time, Lee said that since he took office, the overall waiting time for public housing has fallen from 6.1 years to 4.8 years, and he is confident of meeting the target of reducing it to 4.5 years next year.

First Five-Year Plan

2026.09.20 17:00

HK's first five-year plan | John Lee: Govt continues to seek land for Light Public Housing, hopes public housing supply to be sufficient

HK's first five-year plan | John Lee: Govt continues to seek land for Light Public Housing, hopes public housing supply to be sufficient

Five-year plan & Policy Address | One town, five elements: Northern Metropolis at core of HK's first five-year plan Hong Kong's first five-year plan puts the Northern Metropolis at its heart. It is built around "one town, five elements": education, technology, industry, talent and urban development. Finance in the south, innovation in the north.

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2026.09.19 13:31

Five-year plan & Policy Address | One town, five elements: Northern Metropolis at core of HK's first five-year plan

Five-year plan & Policy Address | One town, five elements: Northern Metropolis at core of HK's first five-year plan

Watch This | 'Made in Russia' business mission makes HK debut, eyes wider Asian market Hong Kong's first five-year plan for economic and social development and the 2026 Policy Address were unveiled on Sept. 16, setting out plans to consolidate the city's status as an international financial, trade, and maritime center and an international aviation hub, while further leveraging its role as a link between the Chinese mainland and global markets.

First Five-Year Plan

2026.09.17 18:39

Watch This | 'Made in Russia' business mission makes HK debut, eyes wider Asian market

Watch This | 'Made in Russia' business mission makes HK debut, eyes wider Asian market

Exclusive | Uruguay Consul-General on HK's first five-year plan: Pragmatic and ambitious vision

Exclusive | Uruguay Consul-General on HK's first five-year plan: Pragmatic and ambitious vision

Exclusive | Uruguay Consul-General on HK's first five-year plan: Pragmatic and ambitious vision Hong Kong has just unveiled its first-ever five-year plan alongside the 2026 Policy Address — two landmark documents that set out the city's vision for the years ahead. But what do they mean for Hong Kong's international partners? We sat down with Mr Federico Lage Cabeza, Consul-General of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay in Hong Kong, to find out.

Exclusive

2026.09.25 15:12

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan

HK's first five-year plan | Foreign chambers back Hong Kong's five‑year plan Chief Executive John Lee this morning led a number of government officials to meet with foreign consuls-general in Hong Kong and representatives of foreign chambers of commerce in Hong Kong at the Central Government Offices (CGO).

First Five-Year Plan

2026.09.21 19:05

HK's first five-year plan | John Lee: Govt continues to seek land for Light Public Housing, hopes public housing supply to be sufficient

HK's first five-year plan | John Lee: Govt continues to seek land for Light Public Housing, hopes public housing supply to be sufficient

HK's first five-year plan | John Lee: Govt continues to seek land for Light Public Housing, hopes public housing supply to be sufficient Chief Executive John Lee recently released Hong Kong's first five-year plan and the 2026 Policy Address. Speaking on a television programme today (Sep. 20) about public housing waiting time, Lee said that since he took office, the overall waiting time for public housing has fallen from 6.1 years to 4.8 years, and he is confident of meeting the target of reducing it to 4.5 years next year.

First Five-Year Plan

2026.09.20 17:00

Five-year plan & Policy Address | One town, five elements: Northern Metropolis at core of HK's first five-year plan

Five-year plan & Policy Address | One town, five elements: Northern Metropolis at core of HK's first five-year plan

Five-year plan & Policy Address | One town, five elements: Northern Metropolis at core of HK's first five-year plan Hong Kong's first five-year plan puts the Northern Metropolis at its heart. It is built around "one town, five elements": education, technology, industry, talent and urban development. Finance in the south, innovation in the north.

Global Lens

2026.09.19 13:31

Watch This | 'Made in Russia' business mission makes HK debut, eyes wider Asian market

Watch This | 'Made in Russia' business mission makes HK debut, eyes wider Asian market

Watch This | 'Made in Russia' business mission makes HK debut, eyes wider Asian market Hong Kong's first five-year plan for economic and social development and the 2026 Policy Address were unveiled on Sept. 16, setting out plans to consolidate the city's status as an international financial, trade, and maritime center and an international aviation hub, while further leveraging its role as a link between the Chinese mainland and global markets.

First Five-Year Plan

2026.09.17 18:39

HK's first five-year plan | John Lee: Focus on youth development

HK's first five-year plan | John Lee: Focus on youth development

HK's first five-year plan | John Lee: Focus on youth development The Chief Executive, Mr John Lee, today (Sept. 16) announced Hong Kong's first five-year plan. This major initiative by the HKSAR Government aims to uphold and strengthen the executive-led system and improve governance effectiveness. 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 13:10

HK's first five-year plan | (Part 6+7) Balancing development and security: Enhancing public governance efficacy

HK's first five-year plan | (Part 6+7) Balancing development and security: Enhancing public governance efficacy

HK's first five-year plan | (Part 6+7) Balancing development and security: Enhancing public governance efficacy Parts 6 and 7 present a governance blueprint that treats security and development as mutually reinforcing: security is the prerequisite for development, while development, in turn, strengthens security.

First Five-Year Plan

2026.09.16 13:05

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