“From Stability to Growth: Precision Strategies for Revenue Generation and Expenditure Control” Press Conference
“From Stability to Growth: Precision Strategies for Revenue Generation and Expenditure Control” Press Conference
The upcoming 2026-27 Budget which is set to be delivered on 25 February 2026, has drawn significant public interest. Although the Government has forecast that the operating account will return to a surplus, Hong Kong must remain vigilant and adopt a long-term perspective to strengthen the foundations of our public finances. This is necessitated by the growth in expenditures driven by an aging population and major infrastructure projects, combined with the fact that emerging industries and new market developments take time to translate into tangible fiscal revenues.
In response, Our Hong Kong Foundation presents "From Stability to Growth: Precision Strategies for Revenue Generation and Expenditure Control". This latest research puts forward 18 recommendations centered on three key areas: fiscal discipline, revenue generation, and expenditure control. We believe that with prudent financial management and strategic investment in the future, Hong Kong will strengthen its fiscal resilience and pave the way for long-term prosperity.
The upcoming 2026-27 Budget which is set to be delivered on 25 February 2026, has drawn significant public interest. Although the Government has forecast that the operating account will return to a surplus, Hong Kong must remain vigilant and adopt a long-term perspective to strengthen the foundations of our public finances. This is necessitated by the growth in expenditures driven by an aging population and major infrastructure projects, combined with the fact that emerging industries and new market developments take time to translate into tangible fiscal revenues.
In response, Our Hong Kong Foundation presents "From Stability to Growth: Precision Strategies for Revenue Generation and Expenditure Control". This latest research puts forward 18 recommendations centered on three key areas: fiscal discipline, revenue generation, and expenditure control. We believe that with prudent financial management and strategic investment in the future, Hong Kong will strengthen its fiscal resilience and pave the way for long-term prosperity.
The upcoming 2026-27 Budget which is set to be delivered on 25 February 2026, has drawn significant public interest. Although the Government has forecast that the operating account will return to a surplus, Hong Kong must remain vigilant and adopt a long-term perspective to strengthen the foundations of our public finances. This is necessitated by the growth in expenditures driven by an aging population and major infrastructure projects, combined with the fact that emerging industries and new market developments take time to translate into tangible fiscal revenues.
In response, Our Hong Kong Foundation presents "From Stability to Growth: Precision Strategies for Revenue Generation and Expenditure Control". This latest research puts forward 18 recommendations centered on three key areas: fiscal discipline, revenue generation, and expenditure control. We believe that with prudent financial management and strategic investment in the future, Hong Kong will strengthen its fiscal resilience and pave the way for long-term prosperity.
The upcoming 2026-27 Budget which is set to be delivered on 25 February 2026, has drawn significant public interest. Although the Government has forecast that the operating account will return to a surplus, Hong Kong must remain vigilant and adopt a long-term perspective to strengthen the foundations of our public finances. This is necessitated by the growth in expenditures driven by an aging population and major infrastructure projects, combined with the fact that emerging industries and new market developments take time to translate into tangible fiscal revenues.
In response, Our Hong Kong Foundation presents "From Stability to Growth: Precision Strategies for Revenue Generation and Expenditure Control". This latest research puts forward 18 recommendations centered on three key areas: fiscal discipline, revenue generation, and expenditure control. We believe that with prudent financial management and strategic investment in the future, Hong Kong will strengthen its fiscal resilience and pave the way for long-term prosperity.
