Group 1: Core Perspectives - The Chief Executive of Hong Kong, John Lee, presented the fourth policy address focusing on economic development and improving people's livelihoods, titled "Deepening Reform, Caring for People's Livelihoods, and Creating a Future Together" [1][2] - The policy address aims to align with national development strategies and outlines measures to enhance governance and management systems, including the establishment of a "Department Head Responsibility System" [1][2] Group 2: Economic Development Initiatives - A "Northern Metropolis Development Committee" will be established to enhance decision-making for the development of the Northern Metropolis, with a focus on attracting high-value industries and potential enterprises to Hong Kong [2] - The government plans to promote new industrialization, health technology, AI, and data science industries, as well as optimize the yacht industry to develop the yacht economy [2] - Efforts will be made to integrate Hong Kong's foreign offices to attract mainland enterprises to utilize Hong Kong as a platform for international expansion [2] Group 3: Financial and Educational Development - The government will accelerate the establishment of an international gold trading market and continue to develop a commodity trading ecosystem in Hong Kong [2] - Plans to develop Hong Kong as an international higher education hub include the construction of a "Northern University Town" and the establishment of a "Study in Hong Kong" program to promote the brand [2] - The government aims to position Hong Kong as a global hub for high-end art trading, leveraging its status as one of the world's top three art trading centers [2]