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Leading Hong Kong’s Next Chapter
What does it take for young people to move from interest to impact in today’s Hong Kong?
Two decades since its launch, the “Hong Kong 200” Leadership Programme continues to evolve alongside the city it serves. This summer, it once again invites young people to step beyond the classroom, into their communities, across districts and into the conversations shaping Hong Kong’s future, taking the first steps in building networks and learning about leadership grounded in real-world experience.
Based on insights from the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report and Hong Kong’s Youth Development Blueprint, this programme sees the participants step into experiences that push them beyond the familiar, from leadership camps and future skills workshops to exploring the forces shaping Hong Kong’s development first hand. For 40 hours, they will be challenged to think critically, work collaboratively and respond to real issues facing the city.
That journey culminates in a “Project for Hong Kong” initiative centred on the Northern Metropolis, where ideas are not just discussed, but developed into proposals with real potential for impact.
And it does not stop there. Participants will join a vibrant network of over 4,000 alumni and leaders across sectors, opening up opportunities for mentorship, collaboration, and continued growth long after the summer ends.
Follow their journey. Share your experiences. Be part of what comes next.
More details https://bit.ly/4tIthA8
Enquiries Jacky Yeung 3919 5514
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Hong Kong GreenMech Contest 2025/2026 - Drive Sustainability Through STEM
Aims to provide a platform where students and teachers are able to learn, exhibit and enrich knowledge about STEM
Theme Green Power – to encourage students to learn carbon reduction strategies and apply green energy. Through creative concepts, participants demonstrated the "three-low" principle—low carbon, low energy consumption, and low pollution—while actively promoting a sustainable lifestyle
Opportunity The winning teams from each category will represent Hong Kong at the World GreenMech Contest in Thailand this August, where they will exchange scientific ideas with youth worldwide and compete for international honours
Organised by HKFYG Creative Education Unit
Sponsored by the Innovation and Technology Commission
Supported by Babyboom Learning Co., Ltd and Gigo Enterprise Co., Ltd.
Click here for more details and result
Enquiries Winky Chan 2561 6149
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Retracing the Long March
Around 120 young people from Hong Kong and Macau stepped into history with their mainland peers in Ganzhou, Jiangxi from 8 to 11 May, tracing the legacy of one of the most defining chapters in Chinese history. Five of the Hong Kong delegates came from the HKFYG, including members of our Youth Services Advisory Committee, participants of our Hong Kong Youth Ambassador Scheme, and representatives from The Dragon Foundation's Dragon100 initiative.
The delegation visited key memorial halls and heritage sites of the Long March, alongside research institutes, enterprises and landmarks that speak to the nation's historical legacy and modern development.
Click here to learn more
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“Dragon 100” 2026 – “Heritage in a Changing Economy” Now Open for Application
Aims to brings together 100 future leaders, who have demonstrated skills, academic prowess and a commitment to the community
Activities Dragon 100 gathers delegates in Hong Kong and visit at least one city in China to learn the development of it as well as Chinese history and culture
Destinations Kunming, Dali and Lijiang in Yunnan
Target Ethnic Chinese aged 18-40
Dates 2–8 August 2026
Itinerary
● 2 August 2026: Hong Kong – Commissioning & Seminar, Exploration Activities
● 3-8 August 2026: Yunnan – Corporate/university visits, intangible cultural heritage experience, and study of multi-ethnic culture
Organised by The Dragon Foundation
More details https://bit.ly/4dnU3Jb
Click here to apply now!
Enquiries Crystal Chau 2811 2779
Vendors Recruitment for China Week 2026’s Tea Market Place
Aims to invite tea-related brands and creators to join the marketplace and showcase your work to a bustling crowd, allowing more people to experience the modern charm of Chinese tea firsthand
Target slashers who run own tea beverage brand, create tea-infused foods, design tea fragrances, or have recently stepped into tea-related crafts
Dates 27-28 June and 1 July 2026
Venue 1/F, Central Market
Organised by HKFYG Youth Employment Network
Click here for more details
Enquiries Jojo Leung 3113 7999
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