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Hong Kong's 5-year plan avoids rigid targets amid economic strategy focus

Hong Kong's first five-year plan deliberately avoids rigid economic targets to prevent fears of a planned economy, according to constitutional affairs minister Janice Tse. The plan focuses on achieving its outlined initiatives, such as accelerating the Northern Metropolis project and bolstering key sectors like finance and technology. Additionally, the government is exploring administrative measures to protect the rights of same-sex couples, following a previous bill veto. AI

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Matthew Cheng ·

    Rigid goals not set in Hong Kong’s 5-year plan to allay fears of planned economy: Tse

    Hong Kong refrained from setting overly rigid economic indicators in its first five-year plan to avoid fuelling concerns that it was moving towards a planned economy, according to the city’s constitutional affairs minister. The current priority should be hitting targets instead o…