Now Hong Kong must turn its international edge into national impact
Hong Kong's first five-year plan signifies a new phase for the city, prompting discussions on priorities and initiatives. As China embarks on its 15th five-year plan, Hong Kong has an opportunity to consider its unique contributions to national development.

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AI-generatedHong Kong's first five-year plan signifies a new phase for the city, prompting discussions on priorities and initiatives. As China embarks on its 15th five-year plan, Hong Kong has an opportunity to consider its unique contributions to national development. The article suggests that Hong Kong should think more deliberately about its distinctive role in China's national journey over the next five years. The concept of Hong Kong as a "superconnector" is mentioned as a potential area of focus for its contribution. This perspective is offered by Ken Chu, chairman and CEO of Mission Hills Group, in a piece published on September 19, 2026.
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4 extractedMission Hills Group has businesses in hospitality, leisure, entertainment, sports, wellness and education in China.
Ken Chu is the chairman and CEO of Mission Hills Group.
Hong Kong’s first five-year plan marks a new chapter for the city.
Hong Kong has an opportunity to think more deliberately about its distinctive contribution to national development.