The Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) has launched the "Achievements of National Aerospace Endeavours" thematic exhibition at Hong Kong Science Park. Running from 16 to 22 July 2026, the exhibition celebrates China's aerospace advancements and highlights Hong Kong's role in space technology and exploration.
The exhibition's opening ceremony was attended by prominent figures, including Professor Sun Dong, Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, and Cordelia Chung, Chairman of HKSTP. The event marks a significant milestone in China's aerospace journey, showcasing the nation's achievements and Hong Kong's contributions to space robotics and deep space exploration.
Professor Sun Dong emphasised the importance of Hong Kong's participation in national scientific missions, citing Dr Lai Kaying's role as Hong Kong's first astronaut. He noted the development of the MultiSpectral Imaging Carbon Observatory (MUSICO) by the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, which monitors greenhouse gases from the national space station.
The exhibition aims to inspire young people to pursue careers in innovation and technology, fostering a sense of pride in national achievements. Cordelia Chung highlighted the significance of the exhibition as part of China's 15th Five-Year Plan, which prioritises aerospace technology.
An Aerospace Experts Sharing Forum was also held, featuring insights from local university experts on AI and robotics in space missions. The forum encouraged young talent to explore opportunities in aerospace technology.
In conjunction with the exhibition, HKSTP will lead a delegation of 18 Hong Kong tech companies to the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, showcasing the city's growing role as a global AI innovation hub
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