The city has also launched big scientific facilities, such as a super-intense and ultrashort laser system and translational medicine infrastructure. The construction of other major projects, including a seabed observation network and high-efficiency low-carbon gas turbine experimentation facilities, has also commenced.
The city unveiled a three-year action plan in August 2018 investing some 20 billion yuan (about .9 billion) in the area, which covers 63 square km and has about 863,000 permanent residents.
The central government pledged in December last year that the system would cover the entire country within two years.
The central bank's directive lifted mainland property shares listed in Hong Kong. China Resources Land jumped 1.05 percent to HK.45 — its highest level in 52 weeks. Country Garden Holdings Company hiked 0.96 percent to HK.56 and Sunac China Holdings was up 0.32 percent at HK.75.
The chief executive spoke highly of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area development, saying the Greater Bay Area, with a population of about 70 million and a combined GDP equivalent of around .6 trillion, and its huge market potential, presented boundless promise for Hong Kong, particularly the financial services sector.
The city incubated and introduced 1,204 enterprises and signed partnerships with 78 new type of R&D institutions during the first five months of the year, according to a report in Nanjing Daily.
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The central bank has strengthened measures since August to channel more funds into the real economy, especially to increase lending to small and private companies. The latest measure was to reduce the cash amount reserved in all banks - or the reserve requirement ratio, targeting to increase lending to companies.
The change marks the biggest move yet by church President Russell M. Nelson, who has made a flurry of changes to how the church functions since taking over the faith in January 2018.
The city should consider building new areas in the next 10 to 20 years, revising laws for land bidding, and offering more incentives to property companies to increase supply, Lam wrote in an article published on Tuesday in Ta Kung Pao, a Hong Kong newspaper.
The central government will offer support, and western regions should actively encourage the participation of private capital in those major projects, Li said. Some key water diversion projects in the provinces of Yunnan, Qinghai and Gansu and the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region should be promoted, he said.