智通财经APP获悉，12月20日，香港创新科技及工业局局长孙东发表网志指，12月22日，河套深港科技 创新合作区香港园区(河套香港园区)将正式开园。市场对河套香港园区发展反应正面，目前已有超过60 家来自海内外的生命健康科技、微电子、新能源及人工智能等领域企业和机构与园区签署租约并陆续进 驻。孙东称，香港特区行政长官李家超将于12月22日下午3时主持港深创新及科技园开园典礼。 据介绍，按河套香港园区的发展纲要，园区第一期将于2030年有序落成，至2035年全面发展格局形成， 整体创科生态蓬勃。 孙东强调，河套香港园区开园只是迈出了第一步，真正的考验紧随其后。他透露，据初步估计，若按计 划完成香港园区余下建设，发展造价至少需2,000亿港元，单靠政府投入难以持续，唯有借助市场力量 方能成事。因此，如何在园区营造具吸引力的营商环境和机制，引导更多社会资本参与建设与发展，已 成为当前的重要挑战。 孙东又指，河套香港园区是"特区中的特区"，是试验和改革的最佳地点。河套香港园区与新田科技城的 创科产业协同发展，将使香港"南金融、北创科"的发展格局更为清晰。 孙东表示，河套香港园区开园是国家"十四五"规划收官之年的一个重 ...

香港特区政府创新科技及工业局局长孙东20日表示，12月22日，河套深港科技创新合作区香港园区（河 套香港园区）将正式开园，目前已有超过60家来自海内外的生命健康科技、微电子、新能源及人工智能 等领域企业和机构与园区签署租约并陆续进驻。 他表示，河套合作区将会成为支撑国家现代化产业体系建设及加快高水平科技自立自强的前沿阵地，对 整个粤港澳大湾区的发展添上画龙点睛之笔。 据介绍，按河套香港园区的发展纲要，园区第一期将于2030年有序落成，至2035年全面发展格局形成， 整体创科生态蓬勃。 （文章来源：新华社） 孙东当日发表网志表示，过去一年，特区政府团结社会各界推进园区建设，第一期3座大楼已经落成， 正全速推进其余5座大楼建设，力争在2027年起陆续落成。 在招商引资方面，孙东说，市场对河套香港园区发展反应正面，两座湿实验室大楼的使用率已达八成。 实现深港两个园区之间创新要素的跨境便捷流动，是落实整个河套合作区"一河两岸""一区两园"发展理 念的关键。 ...

世界知识产权组织（WIPO）最新发布的《2025年全球创新指数》中，"深圳—香港—广州"创新集群排名全球第一，标志着大湾区的科创实力已跻身世界顶尖行 列，获得国际权威认可。 香港作为大湾区的核心引擎之一，创科氛围日益浓厚。凭借充沛的科研资源、具有国际竞争力的薪酬体系，以及接轨全球的学术环境，正成为海内外创科人才瞩目 的热土。 红杉中国旗下的创科公益机构——创科香港基金会HKX Foundation，始终高度关注"创科人才"发展。 基金会在2023年首次发布《香港创科人才指数》，建立起一 套科学、系统的人才评估体系，全面剖析香港创科人才的发展现状与趋势。 该报告自推出以来广受业界好评，不仅成为研究者、政策制定者的重要参考，更在谷歌搜索"香港人才指数"关键词中位列前茅，逐步成为国际社会了解香港创科人 才的"重要窗口"。 2023年，HKX Foundation在众多政府机构、专家学者、行业人士的支持下，参考国际公认的人才评价指数，编制了一套符合香港需求的，多维度、科学合理 的区域创科人才指标体系——《香港创科人才指数2023》，填补了香港空白，亦获得各界广泛认可。 两年后，我们延续并优化了这套指标，推出《指数20 ...

Group 1 - The central government emphasizes the importance of Hong Kong's role in the "14th Five-Year Plan" and encourages the region to leverage its strengths in high-level scientific research and international talent attraction [1][2][3] - The Hong Kong government is urged to align its economic and social development initiatives with the national "14th Five-Year Plan" to enhance financial and technological development [2][3] - The central government highlights the unique advantages of Hong Kong in connecting with the world and encourages the region to accelerate the development of the Northern Metropolis and become an international innovation and technology hub [3] Group 2 - The central government conducted a series of presentations and discussions in Hong Kong to explain the significance of the "14th Five-Year Plan" and its implications for the region's development [1][2] - The discussions included insights into the planning and construction of the Northern Metropolis and the Hong Kong section of the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Innovation and Technology Park [2][3] - The event was broadcasted live to facilitate public engagement and interaction with various sectors of Hong Kong society [3]

Core Insights - The central delegation, including key officials from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Central Financial and Economic Affairs Commission, conducted a field study in Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis area to promote the spirit of the 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session [1][4]. Group 1: Delegation Activities - The delegation's first stop was the Kwu Tung North New Development Area, where they assessed the planning and construction status of the Northern Metropolis [3]. - They visited the Hong Kong section of the He Tao Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Cooperation Zone, which is set to officially open in December 2023, marking a new development phase [3][4]. - The initial operational facilities in the park include wet laboratories that support Hong Kong's strategic life and health technology industry [3]. Group 2: Future Development and Opportunities - The delegation emphasized the importance of leveraging the unique advantages of Hong Kong, which connects the nation and the world, to accelerate the development of the Northern Metropolis and enhance Hong Kong's role as an international innovation and technology center [4]. - They encouraged stakeholders to seize the significant opportunities presented by the 14th Five-Year Plan and to actively participate in the development of the Northern Metropolis [4].

Core Insights - The Hong Kong government has released the "New Tin Technology City Innovation and Technology Industry Development Planning Concept Outline," outlining the vision, goals, and positioning for the development of 210 hectares of new innovation and technology land [1][2] - Upon full operation, New Tin Technology City is expected to contribute at least HKD 250 billion annually to Hong Kong's GDP and create over 300,000 related full-time jobs [1] - The development aims to establish a new industrial layout in Hong Kong, focusing on "South Finance, North Innovation and Technology," with New Tin Technology City positioned as a core driver for innovation and technology development [1][2] Land Use and Industrial Development - New Tin Technology City will be divided into three hubs and three industrial development zones, including the He Tao Hub, Zhou Tou Hub, and Qi Lin Hub, along with development zones for life and health technology, artificial intelligence and robotics, and microelectronics and advanced industries [2] - The government aims to integrate the new innovation and technology land with the complete industrial supply chain of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, facilitating the transformation of research results from the He Tao Hong Kong Park into industrial applications [2] - The strategic mission of New Tin Technology City is to drive Hong Kong's future economic transformation and respond to national expectations, playing a key role in the broader national development agenda [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong government has launched a HKD 10 billion Innovation and Technology Industry Guiding Fund to attract private investment in key technology sectors, aiming to enhance the local innovation ecosystem and support growth in various industries [5][6][9]. Group 1: Fund Structure and Investment Focus - The Innovation and Technology Industry Guiding Fund is established under the "Innovation and Technology Fund" with a total allocation of HKD 10 billion from the Legislative Council [6]. - The fund will focus on five thematic areas: life and health technology, artificial intelligence and machinery, semiconductors and smart devices, digital transformation, and future sustainable development [6][7]. - Each sub-fund under the main fund will have a target size of at least HKD 400 million, with the government contributing a maximum of HKD 100 million, which cannot exceed 25% of the sub-fund's total size [6][7]. Group 2: Investment Strategy and Requirements - The government aims to attract strategic investors, each contributing no less than HKD 30 million, to co-invest alongside the government in the thematic sub-funds [7][8]. - The fund's investment requirements include: 1. 100% of the fund's size must be invested in enterprises related to Hong Kong's innovation and technology industries [8]. 2. At least 50% must be invested in Hong Kong enterprises or those planning to establish headquarters in Hong Kong [8]. 3. At least 30% must be allocated to companies establishing and operating production bases in Hong Kong [8]. Group 3: Role of Fund Managers - Fund managers will act as general partners (GPs) responsible for establishing sub-funds of at least HKD 20 million, including government contributions, and for managing daily operations and fundraising [8]. - The evaluation criteria for fund managers include their background, team resources, investment strategies, performance, and fundraising capabilities [8]. Group 4: Broader Context and Implications - The launch of the Innovation and Technology Industry Guiding Fund is part of a broader strategy to position Hong Kong as a hub for innovation and technology, emphasizing the importance of attracting talent and investment from overseas [9][10]. - The fund aims to complement existing investment frameworks, such as the HKIC, to create a robust ecosystem for nurturing early-stage and growth-stage technology companies [10].

Core Insights - The Hong Kong government has launched a HKD 10 billion Innovation and Technology Industry Guiding Fund, aiming to attract private investment and support the growth of technology sectors [1][4][5] Fund Structure - Each sub-fund under the guiding fund will have a target size of at least HKD 2 billion, with an overall target of at least HKD 40 billion for all sub-funds [1][5] - The government will act as the last limited partner, contributing up to HKD 1 billion per sub-fund, which cannot exceed 25% of the sub-fund's total size [2][3][5] Investment Focus - The fund will focus on five key sectors: life and health technology, artificial intelligence and robotics, semiconductors and smart devices, digital transformation, and sustainable development [5] - At least 50% of the fund's total size must be invested in Hong Kong enterprises or those planning to establish a headquarters in Hong Kong [6] Fund Manager Responsibilities - Fund managers will be responsible for establishing sub-funds, raising additional capital, managing daily operations, and providing support to invested companies [6] - The evaluation criteria for fund managers include background, team resources, investment strategy, performance, and fundraising capabilities [6] Market Context - The establishment of the Innovation and Technology Industry Guiding Fund aligns with Hong Kong's recent push towards becoming a hub for innovation and technology, as emphasized by the Chief Executive [9] - The fund aims to complement existing investment structures, attracting both local and overseas talent and capital to enhance Hong Kong's technology ecosystem [10]

Core Insights - The Hong Kong Innovation and Technology Commission has announced the launch of a HKD 10 billion "Innovation and Technology Industry Guidance Fund" which is now in the public selection phase for fund managers [1][3] - The fund aims to align with the national "patient capital" development strategy and promote efficient collaboration among government, industry, academia, research, and investment [1] - The fund will focus on five key investment themes: life and health technology, artificial intelligence and robotics, semiconductors and smart devices, digitalization and upgrading transformation, and future and sustainable development [1] Fund Structure and Requirements - The government will select qualified professional fund managers to establish one or more sub-funds under each investment theme, with each sub-fund targeting a minimum size of HKD 2 billion, and an overall target size of no less than HKD 40 billion for all sub-funds [3] - Sub-funds must meet three core investment requirements: 100% of the fund size must be invested in enterprises related to Hong Kong's innovation and technology industry and its industrial chain; at least 50% must be invested in local Hong Kong enterprises or non-Hong Kong enterprises planning to operate in Hong Kong; and at least 25% must be used by the investment targets to establish and operate production bases in Hong Kong during the investment period [3] - The government aims to attract a certain number of strategic investors, each contributing no less than HKD 3 billion, to invest alongside the government in the various sub-funds [3]

Core Insights - The Hong Kong government is focusing on economic recovery and development through reforms and strategic planning, as highlighted in the 2025 Policy Address [2][8][9] - The integration of Hong Kong into the national development framework is emphasized, showcasing its role as a "super connector" and "super value creator" [1][9] Economic Development - The 2025 Policy Address outlines initiatives to enhance Hong Kong's economic structure, targeting advanced manufacturing, life sciences, renewable energy, artificial intelligence, and data science as key sectors [3] - Hong Kong's GDP grew by 3.8% year-on-year in Q3, indicating a recovery in investment confidence and a positive economic outlook for the year [3] Governance and Policy Reform - The Hong Kong government is shifting its governance approach from managing affairs to promoting reforms, establishing a "Department Head Responsibility System" and enhancing civil service evaluation mechanisms [2] - The establishment of the Northern Metropolis Development Committee aims to streamline decision-making and accelerate project approvals [2] International Positioning - Hong Kong continues to be recognized as a leading global financial center, ranking first in the Global Innovation Index for the Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Guangzhou innovation cluster and third in the World Competitiveness Report [3] - The launch of the International Mediation Centre signifies Hong Kong's commitment to enhancing its role in international legal and dispute resolution services [6] Community and Social Development - The government is actively addressing housing needs by accelerating the construction of public housing and optimizing property ownership pathways [7][8] - Initiatives to improve healthcare services are being implemented, focusing on preventive care and chronic disease management through community collaboration [8]