Hong Kong's first five-year plan will give businesses greater certainty to make long-term investment decisions amid a volatile external environment, the city's finance chief has said. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po said the plan's targets and timelines would allow companies to see the city's direction over the next five years and better align their plans with the government's.
Hong Kong's first five-year plan will give businesses greater certainty to make long-term investment decisions amid a volatile external environment, the city's finance chief has said.
Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po said the plan's targets and timelines would allow companies to see the city's direction over the next five years and better align their plans with the government's.
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Hong Kong's first five-year plan will give businesses greater certainty to make long-term investment decisions amid a volatile external environment, the city's finance chief has said. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po said the plan's targets and timelines would allow companies to see the city's direction over the next five years and better align their plans with the government's.
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