15th five-year plan
Coverage of 15th five-year plan in the Nexus archive.
- 10 steps Hong Kong can take to make the most of its 5-year plan
Hong Kong is developing its first five-year plan under Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu to align with Beijing’s 2026-30 blueprint. A public consultation period has begun, and the plan aims to address global challenges outlined in China’s 15th five-year plan.
- Hong Kong has a chance to think bigger about its place in the world
The Hong Kong government has initiated a public consultation on its first five-year development plan, aiming to align with China's 15th five-year plan. Officials describe the plan as a strategic roadmap for economic and social development through the decade, emphasizing a forward-looking approach.
- China Plan to Cut Food Imports Threatens Brazil Soy and Beef Exports
China's 15th Five-Year Plan prioritizes food security and self-sufficiency, risking $50bn to $60bn in Brazilian farm exports annually. Analysts warn of a potential 25% decline in Chinese soy imports, directly impacting Brazil's soy and beef exports.
- Beijing’s point man on Hong Kong affairs visits Hengqin in push for integration
Beijing's top official on Hong Kong and Macau affairs, Xia Baolong, visited the Hengqin cooperation zone in Zhuhai to promote integration with the 15th five-year plan. This was his third trip to the Greater Bay Area this year, where he toured a university town, research institutes, and innovation and technology companies.
- Forged in a Knife Fight: China’s Brutal Domestic AI Competition
China's plan to become a world leader in AI by 2030, introduced in 2017, involves directing capital, mobilizing firms, and recruiting talent. The 15th Five-Year Plan emphasizes technological self-reliance and an 'AI+' initiative to integrate AI across strategic sectors.
- Hong Kong considers new offshore yuan venture fund for tech, emerging industries
Hong Kong is considering launching an offshore renminbi venture fund to invest in cutting-edge technology and emerging industries, supporting yuan internationalisation. The initiative aligns with the nation’s 15th five-year plan, which emphasizes Hong Kong’s role as an international financial hub and expansion of its offshore renminbi business.
- China’s US$2.2 trillion urban renewal plan to boost construction, property sectors
China's urban renewal projects, including home upgrades and gas pipeline rebuilding, require at least 15 trillion yuan ($2.2 trillion) over five years from 2026. The State Council's guideline, part of the 15th five-year plan (2026-2030), aims to boost construction and property sectors.