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Opinion | Flying taxis in Hong Kong? How to kick-start our low-altitude economy

With neighbouring Shenzhen leading the way with drone deliveries and regulation, Hong Kong must seize the chances offered by this new economic driver for itself, the Greater Bay Area and regionally.

United kingdomIsrael generalKau yi chauHong kong generalHong kongHarry shumCivil aviation departmentTechnology councilHong kong university of scienceProfessor harry shumHong kong universityMilton keynesNorthern metropolisGreater bay areaLow altitude economy

Developers and builders push for mega projects

Ayra Wang The real estate and construction sector is urging the government not to postpone the huge Northern Metropolis and Kau Yi Chau Arti.

Kau yi chauHong kong generalHong kongChan chun yingAyra wangReal estate developers associationHong kong listed companiesNorthern metropolisKau yi chau artificial islandsLegislative councilTony tse wai chuenLouis loong hon biuSan tin technopoleLeung chi kinMike wong ming waiMiddle east

Letter | In the Year of the Wood Dragon, Hong Kong must remain grounded, not look to the ocean

Readers discuss where Hong Kong’s development priorities should lie this year, and a football match that lifted spirits

Hong kong generalHong kongKau yi chauWan chaiLantau islandFrancesco tottiChe kungChe kung templeDavid jamesHeung yee kukWood dragonFrank leeKenneth lau ip keungCarles puyolLionel messiDevelopment bureau

Concerned architects call for more details on mega-island plan

Michael Shum Nearly half of the 920 members of the Hong Kong Institute of Architects are against the government s Kau Yi Chau artificial isl.

Hong kongKau yi chauHong kong generalHeung yee kukJohn lee ka chiuMichael shumHong kong institute of architectsHong kong instituteBenny chanChief executive john lee ka chiuThe standardEction newsOp newsEntral station

Hong Kong can raise debt-to-GDP ratio to fund major projects, despite risk of structural deficit, top economist says

Liu Pak-wai, an economics professor and former government adviser, says city’s 6 per cent debt-to-GDP ratio could easily go up to 10 per cent without problems.

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