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Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis development to boost liveability and economy

Hong Kong's Financial Secretary, Paul Chan, has stated that the Northern Metropolis development project aims to enhance the city's liveability. This new mega-township near Shenzhen will feature larger living spaces and increased recreational access for residents. Chan also indicated that the development is intended to serve as a new economic driver for Hong Kong's future growth. AI

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Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis development to boost liveability and economy

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Ng Kang-chung ·

    Northern Metropolis will make Hong Kong more liveable, Paul Chan says

    Residents of the Northern Metropolis, Hong Kong’s future mega township near the border with Shenzhen, can expect bigger living spaces and improved access to recreational areas, according to the city’s finance chief. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po also said the government wou…