Hong Kong's first five-year plan aims to add jobs, homes
- HONG KONG: Hong Kong leader John Lee unveiled the city's first five-year plan on Wednesday (Sep 16), aiming to boost residents' livelihoods and cement its position as a global financial hub, while beefing up technology ties with the mainland.
- The sweeping plan, which follows two months of government consultations with lawmakers and residents, spans areas from the economy and investment to land, homes, jobs, education and health.
- The plan envisages speeding development of the 30,000ha Northern Metropolis, near the mainland China border, as a new growth engine, bolstering technological links and
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- HONG KONG: Hong Kong leader John Lee unveiled the city's first five-year plan on Wednesday (Sep 16), aiming to boost residents' livelihoods and cement its position as a global financial hub, while beefing up technology ties with the mainland.
- The sweeping plan, which follows two months of government consultations with lawmakers and residents, spans areas from the economy and investment to land, homes, jobs, education and health.
- The plan envisages speeding development of the 30,000ha Northern Metropolis, near the mainland China border, as a new growth engine, bolstering technological links and
Sources: CNA