CASS Shenzhen Seminar Discusses Five-Year Plans for Hong Kong and Macao
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On 25 October 2026, Ming Pao's daily Hong Kong news reported that the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) held an academic seminar on "One Country, Two Systems" in Shenzhen yesterday, with the theme centred on the Five-Year Plans for Hong Kong and Macao. In his address, CASS President Gao Xiang said that under the coordination of the Five-Year Plans, executive-led governance has become "an operable, inspectable and accountable governance arrangement"; by drawing on the country's experience with five-year plans, Hong Kong and Macao can turn the institutional strengths of executive-led governance into governance effectiveness, helping to continuously improve the SARs' administration and people's wellbeing. The report did not mention other participants, the specific content of discussions or any follow-up arrangements.
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- 明報·每日港聞CASS President Gao Xiang: Five-Year Plan Turns Executive-Led Advantage into Governance Effectiveness
The Chinese Academy of Social Sciences held an academic seminar on "One Country, Two Systems" in Shenzhen yesterday, with the theme centred on the Five-Year Plans for Hong Kong and Macao. In his address, CASS President Gao Xiang said that under the coordination of the Five-Year Plans, executive-led governance has become "an operable, inspectable and accountable governance arrangement", and that Hong Kong and Macao, drawing on the country's experience with five-year plans, are turning the institutional advantage of executive-led governance into governance effectiveness, which helps continuously improve the SARs' administration and people's well-being.
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