Hong Kong Unveils First Five-Year Plan to Strengthen Global Financial Hub Status
Leader John Lee presents roadmap emphasizing deeper technology ties with mainland China and economic priorities for the city.
Hong Kong leader John Lee on Wednesday unveiled the city's first five-year plan aimed at boosting its position as a global financial hub, according to the announcement.
The plan is described as a social and economic roadmap that details the city's strategic priorities over the coming years, according to the source.
Among its stated goals, the plan includes an aim to expand technology ties with mainland China, the source reported.
Further details about specific measures or targets outlined in the plan were not immediately available.
Sources
- Hong Kong unveils first five-year plan to cement position as global financial hub — France 24 — English
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