Officials emphasize the strategic blueprint, guided by Beijing’s national targets, aims to provide clear direction without replacing the city’s free-market principles
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The Hong Kong government has launched a two-month public consultation for its first-ever Five-Year Plan, a top-level economic blueprint that officials insist is meant to guide rather than dictate to the city’s traditionally freewheeling markets.
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Hong Kong seeks input on its first 5-year plan in an echo of mainland China's playbook
Hong Kong opens consultation on first 5-year plan that echoes mainland China’s playbook
Hong Kong opens consultation on first 5-year plan that echoes mainland China's playbook
Hong Kong opens consultation on 5-year plan that echoes mainland China's playbook
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Constitutional and mainland affairs minister rejects concerns that blueprint signals shift towards planned economy, as public…
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City leader John Lee urges public to weigh in as government accelerates preparations for city’s first five-year plan.
Government to gather views online and via sector forums as it drafts its first five-year plan, covering areas including housing,…
The recently launched public consultation on the blueprint is critical as it enables the community to come together and plan for…
The recently launched public consultation on the blueprint is critical as it enables the community to come together and plan for…
