HK ranks 11th in digital and AI competitiveness
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Hong Kong is 11th in the world and fourth in Asia for digital and artificial intelligence competitiveness, according to a ranking unveiled on Wednesday.
The International Institute for Management Development's World Digital and AI Ranking 2026 covered 70 economies.
Hong Kong ranked second for workforce development, fifth for efficiency and 10th for technology and infrastructure.
It came first worldwide in technological framework, practices, and education and training at the sub-factor levels.
The government said the result recognised Hong Kong as one of the world's most competitive economies in digital and AI development.
"Following the directions set out in the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government is fully committed to developing Hong Kong into an international I&T centre," a spokesman said in a statement.
"Among other things, Hong Kong will enhance the institutional framework for I&T development, expedite the alignment with key national strategies in technology, and develop the new 'three major I&T parks and five key research and development (R&D) institutions' paradigm."
The International Institute for Management Development's World Digital and AI Ranking 2026 covered 70 economies.
Hong Kong ranked second for workforce development, fifth for efficiency and 10th for technology and infrastructure.
It came first worldwide in technological framework, practices, and education and training at the sub-factor levels.
The government said the result recognised Hong Kong as one of the world's most competitive economies in digital and AI development.
"Following the directions set out in the First Five-Year Plan for Economic and Social Development of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government is fully committed to developing Hong Kong into an international I&T centre," a spokesman said in a statement.
"Among other things, Hong Kong will enhance the institutional framework for I&T development, expedite the alignment with key national strategies in technology, and develop the new 'three major I&T parks and five key research and development (R&D) institutions' paradigm."