Open up New Horizons and Unfold a New Chapter
In the opening year of the National 15th Five-Year Plan, this inaugural Five-Year Plan of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) is formulated to proactively align with national development strategies, and better integrate into and serve the overall national development.
The First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (2026-2030) (Hong Kong’s Five-Year Plan) is grounded in the city’s present and devises the medium- to long-term strategy for Hong Kong’s development. It is a forward-looking, strategic and directional guiding document.
By formulating the Five-Year Plan, we shall shed light on our directions of development, optimize resource allocation, enhance social expectation certainty, and better protect social well-being as well as the interests of investors across the world. Hong Kong will continue to make more substantial contributions to building a strong country and achieving national rejuvenation through advancement of Chinese modernisation.
Last revision date: 16/09/2026
Hong Kong's Five-Year Plan is the city's inaugural five-year blueprint for economic and social development from 2026 to 2030. It sets out the city’s medium- to long-term strategy for Hong Kong’s development through seven underlying principles and six themes, supported by a total of 105 indicators.
Hong Kong's Five-Year Plan will uphold the city's rule of law and capitalist system and its status as an international city. It will ensure the free flow of capital, people, goods and information, while giving full play to the flexibility and advantages of the capitalist market.
Hong Kong will consolidate and enhance its status as international financial, maritime and trade centres as well as an international aviation hub, while expediting the city’s development into an international innovation and technology centre as well as an international hub for high-calibre talent - the "Four Centres and One Hub".
Hong Kong will participate in the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area into an international first-class bay area with global influence. Through the “high-end R&D advanced manufacturing modern services” collaboration model, the city will develop an I&T industry chain in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.. Hong Kong will also facilitate the mutual recognition of professional qualifications and the convenient cross-boundary flow of personnel, materials, capital and data.
Hong Kong’s Five-Year Plan sets the city’s strategic direction for 2026–2030. The Government has established a framework where “Five-Year Plan leads, Policy Address implements, Budget supports, annual report gives account”, and delineate division of labour to advance the tasks in an orderly manner.