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Wednesday, September 16, 2026

LIVE: Hong Kong Policy Address 2026 and city’s first Five-Year Plan

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Chief Executive John Lee is delivering his fifth Policy Address and Hong Kong’s first Five-Year Plan on at the Legislative Council. Stay tuned for updates.

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Hong Kong can expect Lee to announce policies ranging from childbirth incentives to the Northern Metropolis development. He said that people could expect “binding and anticipatory” indicators from the Five-Year Plan.

The blueprints total over 100,000 words and Lee’s speech is expected to last two to three hours. On Tuesday, Lee said that the half-decade policy document does not seek to shift the city towards a “planned economy.” Read more about what is in store here.

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