Hong Kong leader to unveil 5-year plan that outlasts his term

Hong Kong Aims to Almost Double Spending on Tech, Innovation

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee set out plans to almost double the city’s spending on innovation in coming years, as his government seeks to align the financial hub more closely with Beijing’s economic priorities.

John Lee announces HK's first five-year plan

Chief Executive John Lee started announcing Hong Kong's first five-year plan on Wednesday morning by saying that th...

Historic moment for Hong Kong as John Lee delivers city’s first 5-year plan

Highly anticipated plan comes after two-month public consultation and aims to align city’s priorities with country’s 2026-30 development.

Hong Kong leader John Lee to unveil five-year plan that outlasts his term

With less than a year left in his first term, Lee has not given clues over whether he will seek another five years. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Hong Kong leader to unveil 5-year plan that outlasts his term

HONG KONG — Hong Kong leader John Lee is taking the unprecedented step of outlining a five-year vision for the Asian financial hub. The question is whether he’ll be the chief executive to see it through. On Wednesday, Lee will unveil Hong Kong’s first five-year plan, a blueprint his administration has spent much of the year crafting as it seeks to align the city’s priorities with China’s national strategy.

Hong Kong Sets Out Financial and Transport Development Priorities - OpenGov Asia

Hong Kong has published the second part of its First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development (2026-2030), outlining measures to strengthen its position as an international financial, maritime, aviation and trade centre. The plan, published by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, focuses on expanding offshore renminbi services, modernising transport and logistics infrastructure, […]