Key facts
- Hong Kong's legislature has supported the city's first five-year economic and social development plan.
- The plan, for 2026-2030, aims to align with national development strategies.
- Beijing's top representative urged mainland Chinese enterprises to align with the blueprint.
- Chief Secretary Eric Chan Kwok-ki thanked lawmakers for their suggestions.
Hong Kong's legislature has passed motions supporting the city's inaugural five-year economic and social development plan, which is set to run from 2026 to 2030. The plan is designed to align with national development strategies and integrate Hong Kong into the broader national development. Beijing's top representative in the city has urged mainland Chinese enterprises to support and align themselves with the government's blueprint. Chief Secretary Eric Chan Kwok-ki thanked lawmakers for their suggestions during a three-day Legislative Council debate, stating they would help improve governance.