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London ETO co-hosts law student sharing seminar in London

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London co-hosted a law student sharing seminar with The Law Society of Hong Kong in London. This marked the third consecutive year that the two organisations have provided this annual platform to engage young people, particularly law students, through dialogue and mentorship. Participants included students and representatives from the London School of Economics Students’ Union Asia Careers Society, the UK Joint University Hong Kong Career Society, and the UCL Asia-Pacific Law Society.

London ETO co-hosts law student sharing seminar in London

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London co-hosted a law student sharing seminar with The Law Society of Hong Kong in London. This marked the third consecutive year that the two organisations have provided this annual platform to engage young people, particularly law students, through dialogue and mentorship. Participants included students and representatives from the London School of Economics Students’ Union Asia Careers Society, the UK Joint University Hong Kong Career Society, and the UCL Asia-Pacific Law Society.

Hong Kong cinema showcased at Odyssey 2026 Film Festival in UK

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London (London ETO) is supporting the Odyssey 2026 Film Festival, which will showcase 10 Hong Kong films in the United Kingdom (UK) from September 28 to October 10 (London time), alongside an opening screening and a series of industry engagement and promotional activities.

Hong Kong cinema showcased at Odyssey 2026 Film Festival in UK

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London (London ETO) is supporting the Odyssey 2026 Film Festival, which will showcase 10 Hong Kong films in the United Kingdom (UK) from September 28 to October 10 (London time), alongside an opening screening and a series of industry engagement and promotional activities.

The Chief Executive’s Policy Address 2026

The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), Mr John Lee, delivered today (September 16) his fifth Policy Address entitled "A Strategic Vision for a Bright New Era, Driving Reform and Boosting Development, Unleashing Opportunities and Enhancing Livelihood", taking the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the HKSAR (2026-2030) as its blueprint, putting forward a series of measures to create development opportunities and enhance the well-being of the people.

The Chief Executive’s Policy Address 2026

The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), Mr John Lee, delivered today (September 16) his fifth Policy Address entitled "A Strategic Vision for a Bright New Era, Driving Reform and Boosting Development, Unleashing Opportunities and Enhancing Livelihood", taking the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the HKSAR (2026-2030) as its blueprint, putting forward a series of measures to create development opportunities and enhance the well-being of the people.

Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan (2026-2030)

The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) announced today (September 16) the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (2026-2030). Formulated in the opening year of the National 15th Five-Year Plan, this inaugural Five-Year Plan for Hong Kong represents a major initiative of the HKSAR Government to uphold and enhance the executive-led system, and to improve the efficacy of its governance. It also addresses the strategic planning need for Hong Kong to proactively align with national development strategies, so as to better integrate into and serve the national development.

Hong Kong's First Five-Year Plan (2026-2030)

The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) announced today (September 16) the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (2026-2030). Formulated in the opening year of the National 15th Five-Year Plan, this inaugural Five-Year Plan for Hong Kong represents a major initiative of the HKSAR Government to uphold and enhance the executive-led system, and to improve the efficacy of its governance. It also addresses the strategic planning need for Hong Kong to proactively align with national development strategies, so as to better integrate into and serve the national development.

Revisiting the Golden Age of Hong Kong Cinema with Director Stanley Kwan in London

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London (London ETO) supported Plus One Films in presenting the Hong Kong Golden Age 1985-1997 Film Season at the Garden Cinema in London from July 9 to August 27 (London time). The Film Season presented 16 iconic Hong Kong films across 29 screenings, showcasing works by some of Hong Kong's most celebrated filmmakers. A highlight of the season was the Masterclass: In Conversation with Stanley Kwan, held on August 26 (London time) at King's College London.

Revisiting the Golden Age of Hong Kong Cinema with Director Stanley Kwan in London

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London (London ETO) supported Plus One Films in presenting the Hong Kong Golden Age 1985-1997 Film Season at the Garden Cinema in London from July 9 to August 27 (London time). The Film Season presented 16 iconic Hong Kong films across 29 screenings, showcasing works by some of Hong Kong's most celebrated filmmakers. A highlight of the season was the Masterclass: In Conversation with Stanley Kwan, held on August 26 (London time) at King's College London.

A new academic year, and a new adventure in Hong Kong!

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London hosted two luncheons in London and Edinburgh in August for more than 100 students from universities across the UK who will be heading to Hong Kong for exchange studies in the coming academic year. The luncheons provided an opportunity for the students to learn more about Hong Kong ahead of their exchange experience. London ETO hopes that they will discover Hong Kong as a truly international city where East meets West, embracing diverse cultures and perspectives.

A new academic year, and a new adventure in Hong Kong!

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London hosted two luncheons in London and Edinburgh in August for more than 100 students from universities across the UK who will be heading to Hong Kong for exchange studies in the coming academic year. The luncheons provided an opportunity for the students to learn more about Hong Kong ahead of their exchange experience. London ETO hopes that they will discover Hong Kong as a truly international city where East meets West, embracing diverse cultures and perspectives.