香港创科及工业局副局长张曼莉：大湾区如何构建创新生态链

Core Viewpoint - Hong Kong is positioned to continue as an international R&D hub, talent gateway, and capital connector within the Greater Bay Area, leveraging its unique role and strategies to support the development of enterprises in the region [1][3]. Group 1: Hong Kong's Role in the Greater Bay Area - Hong Kong is utilizing the Lok Ma Chau Loop as a core platform to break down cross-border barriers and attract global innovation and technology resources through policy innovation [2]. - The collaboration between Hong Kong and other cities in the Greater Bay Area aims to create a complete innovation ecosystem that integrates "Hong Kong R&D and pilot production + Greater Bay Area manufacturing and application + global market" [2]. - Hong Kong's strengths include five globally ranked universities, 76 leading disciplines, 15 national key laboratories, and 30 global research laboratories, which enhance its R&D capabilities [2]. Group 2: Policy Innovations and International Integration - Policies such as the "Cross-Border Data Standard Contract" and "Hong Kong-Macao Drug and Medical Device Pass" are designed to create a business environment that aligns with international standards for Greater Bay Area enterprises [2]. - The "Hong Kong-Macao Drug and Medical Device Pass" allows designated hospitals in the Greater Bay Area to use certain drugs and medical devices already approved in Hong Kong, facilitating faster clinical trials and registration processes for global pharmaceutical companies in mainland China [2]. Group 3: Focus Areas for Development - Hong Kong is focusing on R&D in artificial intelligence, robotics, life sciences, new energy, and new materials, supported by international R&D centers established by industry giants like CATL [2]. - The aim is to position the Greater Bay Area at the forefront of global technological advancements through enhanced collaboration among government, industry, academia, research, and investment [3].