The Bureau of Innovation, Technology and Industry released the "Hong Kong Innovation and Technology Development Blueprint" today (22nd). In the face of brain drain, it will step up efforts to recruit overseas, young scientific research talents and attract Hong Kong overseas students to return to Hong Kong for development. It will also strengthen funding and increase Talent accommodation, supporting facilities and other means attract talents to come to Hong Kong.
Four directions to develop the innovation and technology industry
The Bureau of Innovation, Technology and Industry released the "Hong Kong Innovation and Technology Development Blueprint" today, mentioning that it will "improve the innovation and technology ecosystem and promote Hong Kong's "new industrialization"", "strengthen the innovation and technology talent pool and enhance development momentum", "promote the digital economy Developing and building a smart Hong Kong" and "Actively integrating into the overall development of the country and building a bridge connecting the Mainland and the world" to develop the innovation and technology industry.
In order to grab talents, we will step up efforts to recruit overseas and young scientific research talents and attract Hong Kong overseas students to return to Hong Kong for development. We will also attract talents to Hong Kong by strengthening funding, increasing talent accommodation, and supporting facilities.
In addition, it will also strengthen the cultivation of local scientific and technological talents, and further promote innovation-related education in primary and secondary schools.
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