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Two Sessions conclusion fuels Hong Kong’s goals for future development

The Two sessions’ key theme is new quality productive forces.

The conclusion of the 2024 Two Sessions includes a layout of plans crucial to Hong Kong’s future development, as stated by the Hong Kong Productivity Council (HKPC).

"New quality productive forces is the key theme of the Two Sessions and is a crucial driving force for the rapid development of the country, the GBA, and the HKSAR.” Hon Sunny Tan, Chairman of HKPC, said.

“The national strategy injects uninterrupted development momentum into Hong Kong.” Tan added.

Innovation, high quality, and greenness are the three key points of new quality productive forces to promote Hong Kong’s aim for new industrialisation.

Innovation includes new technologies, processes, materials products/ production methods and industries, along with new labour force and infrastructure.

High-quality refers to developing and enhancing product competitiveness alongside developing high-value-added industries to facilitate green and sustainable development.

 

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