李家超称，香港特区政府已在去年底成立全新的内地企业出海专班，主动招揽内地企业利用香港出海， 并透过专班下的跨界别专业服务平台，配对香港的世界级专业服务业，协助出海企业。港府亦善用香港 庞大的经贸网络，成立新的"经贸一站通"，更有系统地帮助香港的中小企及初创企业了解不同市场的脉 搏，开拓海外商机。 在新一年，香港会马力全开，吸引更多高增值产业和高潜力企业落户香港。现届政府在上任后成立的引 进重点企业办公室，三年多以来已吸引102间策略产业的重点企业落户香港，聚焦包括生命健康科技、 人工智能与数据科学、金融科技、先进制造与新能源科技、文化创意等，预计未来数年为香港带来600 亿元总投资，并创造22000个新的高质量职位。 2月24日，香港行政长官李家超在出席香港中华总商会(中总)丙午年春节酒会时表示，香港的经济增长 马步稳健，在2025年香港经济同比增长达到百分之三点五，货品出口和进口总额分别同比上升百分之十 二。香港本地零售市场亦稳步复苏，2025年零售业总销货值回复增长。 李家超指出，香港是国际金融、航运、贸易中心，去年在多项国际排名继续一马当先。香港不但再次在 全球最自由经济体排名蝉联世界第一，世界竞争力亦 ...

为打造更具活力的科技企业生态，香港特区政府决心吸引全球顶尖前沿科技企业落户香港。陈茂波指 出，引进重点企业办公室已成功吸引超100家企业，预计投资总额超600亿港元。这些企业将带来其价值 链合作伙伴，进一步强化并丰富香港的创新生态，助力其更好融入全球产业发展。 北部都会区被陈茂波视为香港发展的关键一步。他指出，香港特区政府将加快北部都会区的发展进程， 欢迎科技及产业企业入驻，并准备提供包括土地、税收优惠及其他便利措施在内的激励方案，所有条件 均可协商。 1月27日，香港财政司司长陈茂波在亚洲金融峰会上表示，创新科技将是香港经济增长的核心驱动力。 他强调，香港不仅是连接资本、项目与人才的平台，更致力于成为全球企业的战略合作伙伴，助力大家 发展壮大、走向全球。 陈茂波指出，为实现这一目标，香港特区政府将加快北部都会区的发展，并为入驻的科技及产业企业准 备了激励方案，包括土地、税收优惠等，具体条件均可协商。 陈茂波透露，过去数年香港特区政府已投入超2000亿港元推动创新科技发展，并制定了涵盖研发支持、 基础设施建设、初创企业培育、人才吸引等全链条的综合战略。在重点领域方面，香港特区政府明确了 人工智能与数据科学、生 ...

Core Insights - The "Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Guangzhou" innovation cluster ranks first globally in the latest Global Innovation Index 2025 by WIPO, highlighting the GBA's recognition as a top-tier innovation hub [2] - Hong Kong is increasingly becoming a focal point for innovation and technology talent, supported by robust research resources and a competitive salary structure [2][5] - The HKX Foundation has released the "Hong Kong Innovation and Technology Talent Index 2025," which tracks the evolution of the innovation ecosystem in Hong Kong over the past two years [2][3] Group 1: Talent Development and Ecosystem - The report identifies two key groups: academic entrepreneurs and "Talent Pass" holders, analyzing talent resources, carriers, effectiveness, and ecosystem [3][4] - Eight core findings illustrate a more vibrant atmosphere, a growing workforce, and richer outcomes in Hong Kong's innovation sector [3] - The index serves as a critical reference for policymakers and industry stakeholders, reflecting both achievements and challenges in talent development [3][6] Group 2: Talent Attraction and Retention - Hong Kong's talent attraction initiatives have seen significant success, with 274,000 applications approved in the past two years, including a 33% share from the "Talent Pass" program [21] - The government plans to optimize the "Talent Pass" policy further, expanding the list of eligible universities and extending visa durations to better match local development needs [21][24] - Challenges remain in retaining talent due to high living costs and educational concerns, with a need for a more diverse talent pool beyond the Greater China region [21][24] Group 3: Industry and Investment Opportunities - Hong Kong has successfully attracted 84 key enterprises, expected to bring around HKD 50 billion in investments and create over 20,000 jobs [24] - The focus on "new industrialization" aims to create a complete innovation ecosystem, addressing the gap between research and commercialization [27] - The financing landscape for innovation is evolving, with a shift from government reliance to a diversified support system, enhancing the attractiveness for startups and talent [35] Group 4: Collaboration and Innovation - The RAISe+ initiative has fostered collaboration between academia and industry, although execution challenges remain [28] - The Northern Metropolis aims to integrate industrial and urban development, providing a supportive environment for innovation talent [33] - Hong Kong's role as a "super connector" is emphasized, leveraging its unique position to link global resources and enhance local innovation ecosystems [38]

Group 1 - Over 60% of surveyed American companies plan to continue expanding their investments in Hong Kong, indicating sustained confidence in the market [1][3] - American companies view Hong Kong's financial regulatory system as relatively robust, providing necessary protections for investors and reducing investment risks [3] - Hong Kong serves as a crucial bridge between mainland China and international markets, offering unique geographical and policy advantages for American businesses [3] Group 2 - The Hong Kong government has successfully attracted over 80 key enterprises, with an expected investment of approximately 50 billion HKD, focusing on high-tech industries such as advanced manufacturing, renewable energy, AI, and fintech [3] - The government maintains a simple low tax regime and aims to establish a thriving innovation and technology ecosystem, supported by a 10 billion HKD innovation and technology fund [3] - Since the launch of the new capital investor entry scheme in March 2024, 1,257 applications have been received, projected to bring over 37 billion HKD in investments to Hong Kong [4]

Core Insights - The Hong Kong Chief Executive, John Lee, will attend a Legislative Council meeting to discuss accelerating the development of the Northern Metropolis [1] - The latest issue of the Legislative Council's "Special Bulletin" highlights the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park, which includes areas for health technology, artificial intelligence, and advanced manufacturing [1] - The park is expected to contribute up to HKD 52 billion annually to Hong Kong's economy upon full development [1] Group 1 - The Northern Metropolis Innovation and Technology Belt's strategic layout and development progress are outlined, emphasizing cross-border cooperation advantages [1] - Legislators suggest leveraging cross-border cooperation in areas such as data flow, intellectual property protection, and fintech innovation [1] - Recommendations include developing a "pilot base" in the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park and introducing more incentives to attract international investment [1] Group 2 - To enhance talent training and promote "industry-academia-research" collaboration, legislators propose establishing a research and technology transfer base at the Northern Metropolis University Education City [2] - Encouragement for higher education institutions to collaborate with renowned universities domestically and internationally to create synergistic effects through resource sharing and industry linkage [2]