5-yr plan, policy address to improve livelihoods: CE
Chief Executive John Lee on Sunday said Hong Kong’s first five-year plan would improve people’s livelihoods with the formulation of long-term strategies for the city. In a video posted on his social media, Lee said authorities had been collecting public opinions towards the blueprint and the latest Policy Address over the past two months. He said delivering the two documents on the same day aims…
Chief Executive John Lee announced Hong Kong's inaugural five-year plan on Sunday, aiming to enhance the lives of city residents through long-term development strategies. In a video posted on his social media, Lee revealed that authorities had solicited public input on the blueprint and the latest Policy Address over the past two months.
He explained that releasing the two documents on the same day helps clarify their interconnectedness. The five-year plan seeks to continuously elevate people's livelihoods via long-term strategies, while the Policy Address outlines yearly measures to improve housing, livelihoods, healthcare, and other vital sectors. Lee expressed gratitude to the public for their valuable suggestions during the consultation period, stating that the government will review and incorporate these views into the documents to foster economic growth, bolster livelihoods, and create new opportunities for Hong Kong.
He emphasized that the SAR government remains committed to addressing people's needs and propelling the city forward.
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