Carrie Lam: The current government has invested 150 billion yuan to promote innovation and technology policies and measures have made good progress

Chief Executive Carrie Lam delivered a video speech today (26th) at the Hong Kong Innovation and Technology Fair Awards Ceremony.

She pointed out that the current government has vigorously promoted the development of innovation and technology in Hong Kong, and has successively invested more than 150 billion yuan to develop infrastructure, promote scientific research, and cultivate talents. Various policies and measures have made good progress.

In the future, the society will have great demand for innovation and technology talents

Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor pointed out that the development of innovation and technology in Hong Kong has been recognized and supported by the state. In the 14th Five-Year Plan Outline, the state clearly supports Hong Kong in building an international innovation and technology center. She encourages young people in Hong Kong to work hard to continue learning STEM and innovation and technology, and grasp the advantages and disadvantages of it. development opportunities to come.

She also mentioned that the society has a great demand for innovative and technological talents. The SAR government continues to support primary and secondary schools to strengthen the promotion of STEM education. It also allows schools to apply for funding through the Quality Education Fund, including the development of school-based STEM education. Contracts have been approved in the past three school years. 840 projects related to IT education and STEM education, with an allocation of over 800 million yuan; the Education Bureau also distributes a regular "Life-wide Learning Grant" to public sector schools and DSS schools, with an annual allocation of about 900 million yuan, to encourage schools to organize More STEM learning activities.

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