香港与内地共建人才高地，“抢人才”政策吸引近21万人赴港

Group 1 - High-quality talent is a key factor in driving economic and social development in Hong Kong, with a need for targeted policies to address changes in labor demographics [1] - Hong Kong's population is aging, projected to reach 8.19 million by mid-2046, with 36% aged 65 and above, and the labor force participation rate expected to decline from 55% in 2024 to 52% by 2046 [1] - A report indicates a projected shortage of 180,000 workers by 2028, with skilled technical personnel making up over one-third of this shortfall [1] Group 2 - The Hong Kong government is actively working to attract global talent through various initiatives, including collaboration with the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [1][2] - A memorandum of understanding was signed between Hong Kong and Shenzhen Qianhai, as well as Guangzhou Nansha, to enhance cooperation in talent introduction and development [2][3] - The government emphasizes the integration of education, technology, and talent to build Hong Kong as an international high-end talent hub [2][3] Group 3 - The Chief Executive of Hong Kong highlighted the importance of talent as a primary resource, revealing that over 470,000 applications for talent input programs have been received, with more than 310,000 approved [4] - New arrangements have been introduced to attract skilled workers in shortage areas, ensuring that development is not hindered by labor shortages [4] - The government is committed to optimizing talent input mechanisms to maintain a sustainable talent pool in Hong Kong [4] Group 4 - Discussions in the Legislative Council focused on establishing a dedicated framework for population policy to address demographic challenges [5] - The government has implemented measures to encourage childbirth and improve support for families, alongside attracting foreign talent [5] - Significant resources are being allocated to enhance local talent training and productivity [5] Group 5 - The Greater Bay Area is seen as a driving force for regional resource collaboration, focusing on creating an attractive talent hub to draw top scientists and professionals [6][7] - Efforts are being made to streamline talent introduction processes and mutual recognition of professional qualifications within the Greater Bay Area [7]