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Global Minds, Boundless Possibilities
The fact is, big ideas gain momentum when people connect.
This dynamic energy was on full display on October 28-29, as over 100 entrepreneurs, industry experts and business leaders from around the world came together in Shenzhen for Let’s Go Ehub 2026 innovation tour, a two-day exploration of new technologies, fresh perspectives and cross-border opportunities.
Co-hosted by the HKFYG and the Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Youth Innovation and Entrepreneur Hub, this tour brought frontier technology, green innovation and cultural integration into focus. Following the Global Youth Entrepreneur Forum in Hong Kong on October 27, it showcased Hong Kong’s vital role as a "super connector", bridging international vision with Greater Bay Area opportunities.
The immersive experience delivered actionable, future-ready insights for modern founders. A preview of the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Youth Innovation Research highlighted young entrepreneurs as "civil ambassadors" driving cross-border cooperation. To provide practical tech enablement, Tencent hosted an AI Agent Workshop, demonstrating how solo founders can shatter traditional scaling barriers by deploying "AI teams" to automate R&D, marketing, and operations.
Beyond engaging panels on APAC economic growth and global connectivity, participants stepped into the field to visit industry titans like SenseTime, Alibaba Cloud, and SF UAV, witnessing cutting-edge technological applications first hand.
By pairing strategic vision with practical tools, the tour empowered a new generation of founders to collaboratively shape the future of the global economy. The future of innovation is collaborative, and we are proud to help these young visionaries build it as they step forward to shape the global economy.
At its heart, Let’s Go Ehub 2026 was about connection between global ambition and local opportunity, emerging technologies and practical needs, and founders ready to learn from one another. By bringing these elements together, the tour encouraged young entrepreneurs not simply to imagine the future, but to help build it.
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Enquiries Winnie Fong 3705 1501
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Building Confidence in Parenting: Workshops & Support Network
Aims to empower parents by enhancing their confidence and discipline skills, supporting their physical and emotional well-being, and building a mutual support network to strengthen peer connections and overall parenting efficacy
Activities include seminars and interactive workshops covering practical parenting knowledge, emotional management, effective parent-child communication and building parent support networks
Period May 2026-May 2027
Targets Parents of children aged 0–10
Funded by Funding Scheme on the Promotion of Family Education
Organised by HKFYG Parent Support Network
More details psn.hkfyg.org.hk
Enquiries Jessica Ling 2402 9230
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A New Milestone in Green Living: The Grand Opening of HKFYG Jockey Club Organic Farm
On 31 October 2026, the official opening of the HKFYG Jockey Club Organic Farm marked a new milestone in smart agriculture, climate education, and sustainable living. Officiating guests toured the Farm's innovative facilities, explored smart agriculture technologies and experiential learning spaces, and engaged with students through hands-on farm-to-table activities.
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Enquiries Izzi Pang 2838 4808
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Honoured for Impact: HKFYG Takes Home Outstanding ESG Talent Development Award
The Federation is honoured to receive the Outstanding ESG Talent Development Award at the ESG Achievement Awards 2025/2026, organised by the Institute of ESG & Benchmark (IESGB). This accolade recognises our ongoing commitment to integrating ESG principles into youth empowerment and talent development.
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Enquiries Ng Ka-yan 3755 7110
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HKFYG’s Back-to-school Survey
Key findings
- 40.5% report high stress levels (averaging 5.9/10), and 56.5% exhibit depressive symptoms, with risks peaking among senior students
- The top three concerns are dropping grades (42.9%), heavy homework and exams (39%), and low learning motivation (36.5%)
- 45.6% use AI to vent or seek advice, primarily for anonymity and to avoid interpersonal conflict
Recommendations for Parents
- Listen without judgment when children open up. Seek professional help if the issue persists
- Complex issues require professional human intervention
HKFYG’s Support Services
- Mental Health Literacy in the AI Era: new online educational materials to guide students on the proper use and limitations of AI
- HKFYG Hotline (2777 8899) and online counselling services: provide immediate, real-human emotional support and referrals for students in distress
Online survey in September to October 2026 using convenience sampling
Respondents 5,469 Secondary 1 to 6 students
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Enquiries Andy Chan 3755 7100
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