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♦Greater Bay Area: China's ambitious but vague economic plan

China's ambitious plan to develop the so-called Greater Bay Area is designed to spur the economy, but analysts question whether its lofty goals can be achieved, as the BBC's Ana Nicolaci da Costa explains.

♦Greater Bay Area: 10 facts to put it in perspective

Urbanisation and the creation of wealth have been signatures of mainland China’s journey of economic reform and liberalisation. Today’s China is home to the world’s greatest number of city dwellers. To foster new business opportunities, China has a grand strategy of developing multiple city clusters to create sizeable areas of economic strength.

♦Greater Bay Area

The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (Greater Bay Area) brings together the two Special Administrative Regions of Hong Kong and Macao and nine municipalities in Guangdong Province. Covering 56,000 square kilometres (about three times the size of the San Francisco Bay Area), the Greater Bay Area has a combined population of over 69 million people and GDP of around US$1.5 trillion (comparable to that of Tokyo Bay Area and New York Metropolitan Area).

♦China’s Greater Bay Area promises new opportunities in 2020

One year after China’s State Council unveiled the outline development plan for the Greater Bay Area, a strategic growth zone combining the mainland’s Guangdong province with Hong Kong and Macau, leading property consultancy Knight Frank already sees opportunities on the rise in the region.

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♦Financial Services

As a major international financial centre, Hong Kong has a prudent and robust financial regulatory regime. Over the past four decades, Hong Kong's economy has been closely connected to the Mainland's development. As the Mainland becomes the world's second-largest economy, Hong Kong has given full play to its considerable advantages by contributing to national development. Hong Kong has served as a two-way gateway connecting the Mainland and international markets. Currently, more than 1 100 Mainland enterprises are listed in Hong Kong with a combined market value of over US$2 trillion, or over 60 per cent of the total market capitalisation in Hong Kong.

♦Innovation and Technology

Innovation and technology (I&T) development can inject new impetus into the economy, improve people’s quality of life and create quality jobs for young people. The Greater Bay Area development brings valuable opportunities to Hong Kong's I&T development. Leveraging on its advantages in technological research and development (R&D), internationalisation and its status as an international finance centre, Hong Kong can pool together innovation resources from the Greater Bay Area and the world to promote R&D on I&T, and boost our competitiveness.

♦Youth Development

The Government seeks to enhance Hong Kong young people's understanding of the development and opportunities in the Mainland as well as to foster their sense of national identity through internship and exchange programmes in the Mainland as well as entrepreneurship programmes in the Greater Bay Area.

♦Youth Development

The Government seeks to enhance Hong Kong young people's understanding of the development and opportunities in the Mainland as well as to foster their sense of national identity through internship and exchange programmes in the Mainland as well as entrepreneurship programmes in the Greater Bay Area.

♦Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development

The Government has set out a series of environmental protection policies to mitigate environmental pollution, support environmental technology and green buildings, advocate energy saving and waste reduction as well as strengthen environmental education to build a sustainable future for Hong Kong. By taking forward various environmental protection measures and low carbon initiatives, Hong Kong aspires to be one of the greenest cities in the country.

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