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Hong Kong's 5-Year Plan: Security Underpins Economic and Social Agendas

Hong Kong's upcoming five-year plan, set to be announced on September 16, is expected to focus on economic and social issues, but national security will remain a foundational element. Chief Executive John Lee faces pressure to deliver on major projects like the Northern Metropolis and address persistent challenges such as housing affordability. His political future may also be influenced by the findings of an independent committee investigating the Tai Po fire, Hong Kong's deadliest in recent memory. AI

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