李家超：香港最新财政预算案创新务实 主动对接国家"十五五"规划 编辑：万可义 中新社香港2月25日电 香港特区政府财政司司长陈茂波25日发表本届特区政府第四份财政预算案。当 天，香港特区行政长官李家超表示，财政预算案提出一系列创新而务实的措施，主动对接国家"十五 五"规划，通过创科和金融赋能香港多元化发展，同时照顾市民所需。 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 李家超指出，财政预算案从"AI+"和"金融+"两条主线积极推进，提升产业发展，打造国际高端人才集聚 高地，进一步加强香港的核心竞争力，增强经济动能，扎实推动香港经济提速增量、持续发展。 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 他介绍，受惠于香港经济向好、税收增加，加上特区政府落实财政整合取得成效，香港公共财政状况改 善较预期加快。财政预算案推出多项实际措施，适度增加对市民和中小企业的支持，优化医疗服务，回 应社会需要，改善民生。 他认为，财政预算案实践施政报告和特区政府施政方针中提出的措施，有助于发挥好香港在"一国两 制"下内联外通的独特优势，积极拼经济、谋发展、惠民生，抓紧发展新机遇，更好融入和服务国家发 展大局。 李家超表示，对香港经济延续良好势头有信心 ...

《财政预算案》同时提出持续整合和善用财政资源，继续支持发展基建，特别是加速发展北部都会区； 加大发债规模、发行更多较长期的债券，既为基建项目提供支持，也促进本地债券市场多元发展。 香港行政长官李家超今日(2月25日)就2026至2027年度《财政预算案》发表声明称，香港财政司司长今 日发表本届政府第四份《财政预算案》，提出一系列创新而务实的措施，进一步实践《施政报告》的方 针，主动对接国家"十五五"规划，通过创科和金融赋能香港多元化发展，同时照顾市民所需，惠及民 生。预算案积极从"AI+"和"金融+"两条主线推进，提升产业发展，打造国际高端人才集聚高地，进一步 加强香港的核心竞争力，增强经济动能，扎实推动香港经济提速增量、持续发展。 李家超指，受惠经济向好和税收增加，加上特区政府落实财政整合达到成效，香港的公共财政改善较预 期快。在充分顾及政府财政状况下，《财政预算案》推出多项实际措施，适度增加对市民和中小企业的 支援，优化医疗服务，回应社会不同阶层的需要，改善民生。 李家超表示，预算案实践《施政报告》和政府施政方针提出不同有效措施，发挥好香港在"一国两制"下 内联外通的独特优势，积极拼经济、谋发展、惠民生， ...

《财政预算案》同时提出持续整合和善用财政资源，继续支持发展基建，特别是加速发展北部都会区； 加大发债规模、发行更多较长期的债券，既为基建项目提供支持，也促进本地债券市场多元发展。 李家超表示，预算案实践《施政报告》和政府施政方针提出不同有效措施，发挥好香港在"一国两制"下 内联外通的独特优势，积极拼经济、谋发展、惠民生，抓紧发展新机遇，更好融入和服务国家发展大 局。他和香港财政司司长有信心，香港经济会延续良好势头。李家超呼吁社会各界支持这份预算案，共 同推动香港的高质量发展。 智通财经APP获悉，香港行政长官李家超今日(2月25日)就2026至2027年度《财政预算案》发表声明称， 香港财政司司长今日发表本届政府第四份《财政预算案》，提出一系列创新而务实的措施，进一步实践 《施政报告》的方针，主动对接国家"十五五"规划，通过创科和金融赋能香港多元化发展，同时照顾市 民所需，惠及民生。预算案积极从"AI+"和"金融+"两条主线推进，提升产业发展，打造国际高端人才集 聚高地，进一步加强香港的核心竞争力，增强经济动能，扎实推动香港经济提速增量、持续发展。 李家超指，受惠经济向好和税收增加，加上特区政府落实财政整合达 ...

中新社香港2月20日电 香港特区政府律政司20日宣布，成立律政司对接国家"十五五"规划高层预备小 组，为迎接国家"十五五"规划作出更全面、精准和细致的战略部署，积极发挥香港法律和争议解决服务 在国家发展中的角色。 林定国表示，香港可在国家"十五五"规划中，争取发挥国际化、高水平、信誉好的法律和争议解决服务 优势，并在培训国际法律人才方面积极作为，在国家涉外法治建设中发挥更好作用，为建设更高水平的 法治中国贡献力量。(完) 预备小组由律政司司长林定国和副司长张国钧分别出任组长和副组长，成员包括民事法律专员、法律政 策专员、国际法律专员和律政司政务专员。 当天，预备小组召开首次会议，讨论律政司在国家"十五五"规划下的重点发展领域、人手和资源编配等 工作。规划出台后，预备小组会转为编制小组，全速推进主动对接的各项工作，并按照行政长官指示， 在今年内完成对接国家"十五五"规划的香港五年规划，推动香港更好融入和服务国家发展大局。 2月20日，香港特区政府律政司成立对接国家"十五五"规划高层预备小组，并召开首次会议。(香港特区 政府新闻处 供图) ...

Core Viewpoint - Hong Kong will actively align with the national "14th Five-Year Plan" through a comprehensive five-year development plan focusing on five key areas to leverage its unique advantages and address current challenges [1][2] Group 1: Key Areas of Focus - Strengthening Hong Kong's position as an international financial center in alignment with the national strategy for building a financial powerhouse [2] - Enhancing Hong Kong's status as an international shipping center to support the national strategy for building a transportation powerhouse and deepen cooperation with the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area port cluster [2] - Reinforcing Hong Kong's role as a trade center to align with the national strategy for a strong domestic market and trade powerhouse, emphasizing the "bringing in and going out" role [2] - Establishing Hong Kong as an international innovation and technology center in line with the national strategy for high-level technological self-reliance [2] - Developing Hong Kong into a hub for high-end talent to support national strategies in education, technology, and talent development [2] Group 2: Implementation Strategies - The government will create a systematic policy framework for precise strategic deployment in key development areas [2] - There will be a focus on enhancing administrative efficiency and governance reforms to better integrate a proactive government with an efficient market [2] - Maintaining an international business environment to ensure transparency and fairness for foreign enterprises and international institutions in Hong Kong [2] - Deepening economic and trade cooperation mechanisms between the mainland and Hong Kong, including the arrangement for closer economic and trade relations (CEPA) [2] - Accelerating the development of the Northern Metropolis to support the establishment of an international innovation and technology center [2] - Promoting regional integration and efficient connectivity within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [2]

Group 1 - The Hong Kong government, led by Chief Executive John Lee, is actively aligning with the national "14th Five-Year Plan" and will formulate its own five-year plan for the first time, marking a significant shift in governance and a proactive approach to national development strategies [1][2] - The establishment of a five-year plan is seen as an innovative practice to enhance the administrative-led system, reflecting the government's commitment and responsibility [1] - The five-year plan is viewed as a strategic choice to align Hong Kong's strengths with national needs, which is crucial for the region's integration into the broader national development framework [1][2] Group 2 - The formulation of a five-year plan is expected to boost confidence among domestic and international investors regarding Hong Kong's development [2] - The five-year plan will facilitate better alignment with national development strategies, providing a solid foundation for Hong Kong's long-term growth [2] - The plan is considered a necessary response to various risks and challenges, aiming to accelerate Hong Kong's development and enhance its role in serving the national development agenda [2]

Core Viewpoint - The central government emphasizes the importance of maintaining national security and promoting economic diversification in Macau, highlighting the achievements of the past year and setting goals for 2026 [1][2]. Group 1: Achievements and Progress - In 2025, Macau successfully held the eighth Legislative Assembly election and achieved a record high in tourist visits, showcasing the effectiveness of the "One Country, Two Systems" principle [1]. - The collaboration between the central government and local authorities has led to significant advancements in various sectors, reflecting strong support from the mainland [1]. Group 2: Future Goals and Initiatives - For 2026, the focus will be on achieving breakthroughs in economic diversification, enhancing governance efficiency, and fostering patriotic sentiments among residents [1]. - The local government aims to align with national development plans and continue public administration reforms while addressing citizens' needs and promoting a safe and inclusive environment [2].

Core Viewpoint - The issuance of local government bonds in China has reached 584.7 billion yuan since the beginning of the year, with a significant focus on special bonds to support key projects and stimulate economic growth in 2026 [1] Group 1: Bond Issuance Overview - As of January 27, 2023, 5,847 billion yuan of local bonds have been issued, with new special bonds accounting for 1,962 billion yuan, representing 33.6% of the total [1] - The planned issuance of local bonds for the first quarter exceeds 25,000 billion yuan, marking the highest level for the same period in three years [1] Group 2: Bond Structure and Mechanism - The first quarter's planned issuance includes 7,644 billion yuan of new special bonds and 12,106 billion yuan of refinancing special bonds, making up over 75% of the total issuance plan [2] - New special bonds will focus on high-quality projects that can quickly generate tangible results, while refinancing bonds will primarily be used to repay maturing debts and optimize financing costs [2] - The "self-examination and self-issuance" pilot program is expected to expand, enhancing issuance efficiency and local autonomy [2] Group 3: Management and Regulatory Framework - The use of local special bonds will be subject to stricter regulatory oversight, with a negative list management model to exclude non-revenue-generating projects [3] - There will be a focus on the entire lifecycle management of project funds, ensuring efficient and controlled use of resources [3] - Performance evaluation results will be linked to the allocation of local debt quotas, incentivizing local governments to improve project quality [3] Group 4: Strategic Focus and Investment Areas - New special bonds will support major projects outlined in the national "14th Five-Year Plan," focusing on infrastructure related to food security, energy security, and supply chain stability [3] - There will be an emphasis on emerging industries such as low-altitude economy, quantum technology, aerospace, and artificial intelligence [3] - The mechanism for using special bonds as project capital will be optimized, increasing the capital ratio limit to attract more social capital for major strategic projects [4]

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong Legislative Council passed a motion to formulate a development vision for the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) that aligns with the national "14th Five-Year Plan" [1] Group 1: Legislative Action - The motion emphasizes that integrating into the national development framework is essential for ensuring sustainable and high-quality development in Hong Kong [1] - The motion urges the SAR government to actively develop a medium- to long-term development vision [1] - The goal is to incorporate the relevant development vision into the national planning system [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau has outlined a mid-to-long-term vision to integrate the financial sector with national development, focusing on enhancing market advantages, supporting high-quality economic development, deepening internal and external connectivity, and safeguarding financial security [1][2]. Group 1: Enhancing Market Advantages - Hong Kong's market is characterized by high openness and internationalization, with robust legal frameworks and talent aggregation. The bureau aims to enhance stock market competitiveness, facilitate the return of Chinese concept stocks, strengthen offshore RMB business, and attract family offices by optimizing the tax system to boost asset management competitiveness [1]. Group 2: Supporting High-Quality Economic Development - The bureau plans to promote fintech to assist mainland tech companies in raising funds in Hong Kong, explore new opportunities in bulk commodities and gold trading, accelerate the development of green finance, and deepen cooperation with the Greater Bay Area carbon market pilot [1]. Group 3: Deepening Internal and External Connectivity - The bureau will expand connectivity through existing frameworks like Stock Connect and Bond Connect, including initiatives such as incorporating real estate investment trusts into connectivity schemes and optimizing cross-border payment systems. Hong Kong aims to act as a "super connector" to help mainland enterprises expand internationally and attract foreign businesses and capital [2]. Group 4: Safeguarding Financial Security - The "14th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes the need to improve the macro-prudential management system. The Hong Kong government will work closely with regulatory bodies to enhance market supervision, prevent systemic risks, and improve cross-border risk monitoring in collaboration with national financial management departments [2].