Establishing a global platform for the construction industry for exchanging ideas and sharing practical experiences in pioneering solutions that are shaping the future of the built environment.
CIExpo will gather global industry leaders in Hong Kong to explore the latest trends and developments of construction technologies. By bringing together the world's most innovative and advanced construction solutions, the Expo will establish an international platform for the industry stakeholders to exchange ideas, share experiences, and foster collaboration for the innovative solutions propelling industry development.
Senior government officials of the Government of the HKSAR
Senior government officials of the Government of the HKSAR
Share the building project experience outcomes of 'New Quality Productivity' with industry partners and GBA collaborators to promote more relevant exploration and cooperation in the industry.
Go beyond theory and into practice. This seminar will showcase the significant achievements and experience outcomes of recent groundbreaking projects in Hong Kong, Chinese Mainland that are redefining productivity through innovations like Modular Integrated Construction (MiC) and Multi-trade Integrated Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MiMEP) systems, and to discover how to leverage these new quality productive methodologies to build faster, smarter, and more sustainably. The showcase projects will also demonstrate the power of the GBA in Chinese Mainland as a manufacturing hub for MiC modules and efficient assembly. The lessons learned here, including procuring and managing MiC units, are invaluable for any stakeholder looking to adopt these efficient practices.
Renowned experts and practitioners from Hong Kong and Chinese Mainland
Senior government official / renowned experts from Hong Kong and Chinese Mainland
Gathering esteemed infrastructure and major project leaders as well as visionary experts around the globe to exchange insights and best practices in project delivery and governance; formulating strategies and initiatives for enhancing the performance of mega and complex infrastructure projects.
The second International Infrastructure and Projects Leaders Summit (IIPLS) is one of the highlights in Chief Executive's 2025 Policy Address, and is set to be a landmark international event, bringing together esteemed infrastructure and major projects leaders and visionary experts in infrastructure around the globe to exchange insights and best practices in project delivery and governance, fully leveraging Hong Kong's unique role as a super connector between the China and the world.
It is set to showcase Hong Kong's outstanding achievements and innovative technologies in the infrastructure, tell good stories of the Mainland and Hong Kong, establish the "international infrastructure centre" brand, thereby making continuous contributions to the regional, national and global economic growth and fully leveraging Hong Kong's unique role as a super connector between the China and the world. It also provides an unique platform for participants to explore new opportunities and propsects for collaboration with the infrastructure sector in the international arena.
Expected senior management level representatives from overseas counterparts and international organisations
The Financial Secretary, the Government of the HKSAR
The dynamic thresholds of air, water, and land form the core of theme of the IFLA World Congress 2026, “Liminal Landscapes: Shifting Boundaries of Watersheds and Coastlines”. Geological and geographical processes shape the surfaces of the Earth that in turn guide the movement of fluids and other living matters that make up our ecosphere. In the context of accelerated climate change and biodiversity loss, the integrated and sustainable planning, design, and management of watersheds and coastlines as contiguous landscape units demand collaborative strategies that transcend administrative boundaries. This theme encompasses the following sub-themes:
Recognized as the largest annual event for the profession, the IFLA World Congress 2026 will unite landscape architects from around the globe. Participants can look forward to inspiring conferences featuring keynote speeches and panel discussions led by experts in the field, as well as professional visits to explore local projects and innovations. This event promises a vibrant networking atmosphere, allowing more than a thousand of anticipated participants to share experiences and build connections, making it a unique celebration of creativity and collaboration in landscape architecture. The congress will also celebrate excellence through awards, recognizing outstanding contributions to the field. With a strong focus on sustainability, discussions will emphasize eco-friendly practices and the role of landscape architecture in creating a sustainable future, making this congress a pivotal event for the profession.
Representatives from international organisations and companies
Senior government official and industrial practitioners
Recognising and celebrating the best practices in sustainability amongst projects, organisations and practitioners
As the industry's premier event for accelerating the development for a sustainable built environment, GCSFE 2026 will convene over 6,500 policymakers, industry leaders, and innovators from around the world. This one-day conference and exhibition will foster insightful discussions on green construction technologies, innovative material, and sustainable development strategies through a diverse lineup of esteemed experts from the Chinese Mainland, overseas, and Hong Kong.
A highlight of the event is the prestigious "CIC Sustainable Construction Award 2026" ceremony, which honours project teams and practitioners for their outstanding performance and exemplary achievements. The event also includes a one-day technical tour to showcase HKSAR's advanced sustainable practices, jointly promoting the city's position as a global leader in pioneering future-ready, sustainable construction.
Senior government officials from the Development Bureau and Works Departments of the Government of the HKSAR
The Secretary for Development, the Government of the HKSAR
The theme of QBA 2026 is “Smartly We Build | Sustainably We Thrive | Inclusively We Lead”, which aimed at recognizing the adoption of smart, sustainable, and inclusive solutions, driving innovation and eco-friendly practices to foster collective progress and ensure a thriving, sustainable future. As always, the QBA 2026 will continue to recognize outstanding contributions to society and drive the ongoing advancement of construction industry.
The Quality Building Award (QBA) is a prestigious biennial award with a rich history spanning 24 years in Hong Kong, dedicated to recognizing buildings of outstanding quality and those that demonstrate outstanding teamwork. The QBA stands as one of the highest forms of accreditation within the local construction industry. It celebrates those who are genuinely committed to crafting buildings of unparalleled quality.
The provision of quality buildings is an essential ingredient of a prosperous and modern society, and the QBA aims to promote a collective commitment by the building industry to maintain the highest standards of professionalism, innovation and competitiveness. Joining this esteemed award signifies a dedication to excellence and a pledge to advance the built environment for future generations.
Spearers of Pre-award Seminar:
Director of Buildings, the Government of the HKSAR
Exploring how artificial intelligence (AI), autonomous robotics, and lowaltitude aerial technologies are reshaping the way we design, build, and manage infrastructure to bring a smarter, safer, and more sustainable future, while showcasing the powerful convergence of innovation and impact, from intelligent decision-making and predictive safety systems to drone-enabled logistics and inspections, driving productivity, sustainability, and resilience across the entire sector.
Themed “Transforming the Built Environment”, the 2-day conference and exhibition will bring about 8,000 participants and various expert speakers from Chinese Mainland, overseas and Hong Kong to explore the future of construction. In addition to live demonstrations of autonomous robots and AI-driven site monitoring, complemented by case studies from global leaders on integrating AI into project lifecycle management, it will also showcase drone-based surveying, logistics, and inspection technologies, alongside critical insights into the regulatory frameworks for the low-altitude economy. An interactive Innovation Exhibition Zone offers hands-on experiences with emerging tools from startups, tech vendors, and research institutions. The examination into these topics will be enriched by an AI Innovation Competition & Awards Ceremony, celebrating groundbreaking solutions with finalist pitches and award presentations, and developed by thought-provoking keynotes and panel discussions on AI ethics and future workforce trends for unparalleled networking and knowledge exchanges.
Representatives from international organisations
Senior Government Officials and/or academics from Hong Kong
As a signature event of Hydrogen Week (17-22 May 2026), the Symposium will assemble international experts and trade practitioners from the hydrogen energy industry. It will aim to facilitate the export of the country's hydrogen technologies and products, improve their international market recognition, and strengthen their competitive positions. The event will comprise a conference, an exhibition, and a series of technical visits to hydrogen application sites.
'This symposium is designed to drive innovation and cross-sector collaboration, attracting a distinguished cohort of global and local participants. It will provide a comprehensive platform for exploring hydrogen technologies, engineering solutions, and emerging trends through a large-scale exhibition and curated technical visits. Key thematic areas will include the regulatory framework for hydrogen safety, global certification systems, the potential of liquid hydrogen applications, and quality infrastructure for hydrogen development. A significant addition will be the concurrent hosting of the 1st Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Clean and Low Carbon Hydrogen (CLCH) Annual Convention, elevating the event's diplomatic and policy impact.
Government officials from the Chinese Mainland, representatives from Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) and overseas authorities/agencies as well as other Industrial experts and decision makers (senior executives) from around the world.
The Secretary for Environment and Ecology, the Government of the HKSAR
“The ICE Hong Kong Association x CIHT Hong Kong Joint Conference 2026 Smart Cities: Infrastructure and Transportation Innovations”, jointly organised by the Institution of Civil Engineers Hong Kong Association and the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation, explores how cutting-edge technologies are reshaping urban environments to be more sustainable, resilient, and efficient. As cities face mounting challenges from rapid urbanisation, climate change, and evolving mobility needs, this conference brings together global thought leaders, engineers, and innovators to share insights and solutions. From intelligent transport systems and data-driven infrastructure to green mobility and integrated urban planning, the event will spotlight transformative strategies that are redefining how cities function and thrive in the 21st century.
This one day event presents a dynamic programme featuring keynote speeches from international industry leaders and experts at the forefront of smart city development. It will bring the participants an invaluable opportunity to discover the latest advancements in infrastructure and transportation through engaging panel discussions, case studies, and interactive sessions. A dedicated mini expo will showcase innovative technologies and solutions from startups and tech vendors, offering hands-on demonstrations and networking opportunities. The event provides a unique platform for professionals across sectors to exchange ideas, foster collaborations, and explore actionable pathways toward smarter, more connected urban futures.
Professionals and industry practitioners in infrastructure and transportation
The President / Senior Leadership, Institution of Civil Engineers
This award for 'BIM Beyond Boundaries' recognises excellence in BIM adoption and utilisation by organisations, projects, teams, and individuals, uniting global construction practices across borders at both global and local levels.
The theme of the award, "BIM Beyond Boundaries" celebrates how BIM is transforming global construction by transcending borders. It spotlights Hong Kong's role as a premier BIM innovation hub, where international and local talent converge to break down barriers, foster cross-border collaboration in the Greater Bay Area. Highlighting Hong Kong as the essential gateway, seamlessly connecting Chinese Mainland with global BIM expertise to build a shared future.
Local, Chinese Mainland and overseas Award Panel Jurors from Australia, Denmark, Chinese Mainland (Shanghai), South Korea and USA
Senior Government official from the Government of the HKSAR
The themes of the conference focus on (a) Strategy & Sustainability (b) Innovative Practices
The International Conference on Global Strategies for Infrastructure Delivery 2026 (ICGSID2026) will address the critical challenges and emerging opportunities shaping the future of global infrastructure delivery and will bring together leading scholars, industry pioneers, and senior government officials to exchange insights and best practices.
Professor Dongping FANG, Professor and Director, Institute for Future Cities and Infrastructures of Tsinghua University
The Permanent Secretary for Development (Works), the Government of the HKSAR
With the theme “Redefine Productivity Frontiers,” the 2026 edition of the Conference will spotlight transformative strategies that empower the construction industry to achieve new levels of efficiency, sustainability, and growth. While innovative technologies are opening exciting opportunities to boost productivity and attract fresh talent, there is tremendous potential for medium and small-sized companies to unlock even greater value by embracing these advancements. Through collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and strategic support, the industry can ensure that businesses of all sizes thrive in this new era of innovation.
This year’s conference tackles the urgent challenges of talent shortages, ageing labour, and digital transformation. Industry experts will share exclusive insights and cutting-edge strategies. Participants will get a chance to network with key decisionmakers who are shaping Hong Kong’s construction industry. It promises to be a pivotal platform for networking and collaboration, fostering connections that can drive progress and innovation in the industry.
Dr. Angel LI, Psychologist YHL Consulting Limited
The Honourable Bernard Charnwut Chan, GBM, GBS, JP
'The event themed "Unlocking New Opportunities of High Efficiency DCS Towards Carbon Neutrality," will gather approximately 250 local and overseas stakeholders. The conference seeks to enhance awareness of the operation modes and business opportunities of District Cooling Systems (DCS) and to illustrate the merits of DCS through successful government and private case studies aligned with carbon neutrality and zero-carbon building goals.
The DCS Innovation Conference 2025 will offer a dynamic two-day program to advance high-efficiency DCS solutions. It will feature a robust forum with keynote speeches from industry pioneers and expert seminars that dissects the financial and technical models behind successful DCS projects. A concurrent trade exhibition will showcase the latest components and control systems, highlighting the growing market maturity. Furthermore, through the technical visit, it will display a top-class Hong Kong facility, allowing delegates to observe on site the operational excellence and energy efficiency of a large-scale DCS in action. All in all, it provides invaluable practical insights for future projects.
Professional experts and officials from the Chinese Mainland and overseas, and representatives from international organisations including:
The Secretary for Environment and Ecology, the Government of the HKSAR
Providing an international platform for experts across Hong Kong, Chinese Mainland and overseas to share valuable experiences and insights on advanced concrete technologies with aims to drive the development and application of low carbon concrete and related construction materials for sustainable development.
The conference will convene local and global experts to explore cuttingedge advancements in cementitious composites, featuring topics including low-carbon and high-performance concretes, capsule-enabled material innovations, rapid-setting solutions and waste-to-value systems. As part of the Conference, CEDD will launch the first technical guidance of Ultra High Performance Concrete (UHPC) for application in Hong Kong, and share their experience in the design and trial use of UHPC in the Northern Metropolis. This conference will also spotlight how advancements in concrete technology could enhance productivity and resilience of infrastructure constructions around the globe.
Renowned experts and academicians from local, the Chinese Mainland, overseas and international organisations featuring:
The President of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Uniting globally renowned experts alongside leading organisations from around the world as they come together to share groundbreaking insights, cutting-edge innovations, and proven best practices in wastewater treatment. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore key topics such as
Presenting the themed event "Hong Kong International Confluence: Microbial Synergy for Green Wastewater Treatment Horizons". This visionary gathering embodied the concept of 'flowing together,' bringing together the brilliance of the world's top researchers, engineers, and innovators. Our mission is to cultivate a dynamic, collaborative ecosystem that mirrors the harmony of microbial communities - unlocking transformative solutions that surpass the sum of their parts and redefine the future of sustainable wastewater treatment."
Prof. Mark van LOOSDRECHT, Chair Professor, Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
The Permanent Secretary for Environment & Ecology (Environment), the Government of the HKSAR- The Director of Drainage Services, the Government of the HKSAR
The Asian Townscape Awards, established in 2010 by international organizations including the UN-HABITAT's Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific and the Asian Habitat Society, celebrate exemplary models in landscape construction. To further align the landscape design and management practices in the Greater Bay Area with international standards and to deepen exchanges and collaborations, the Asian Habitat Society has initiated the “International Bay Area Landscape Awards” as a selection competition for the ” Asian Townscape Awards ” in the Greater Bay Area.
For the purpose of materializing a living environment that is happy and fulfilling to the people of Asia, the Asian Townscape Awards are designed to Honour cities, regions, projects, etc. that have played a significant role as models in landscape construction. In collaboration with Shenzhen University, the International Bay Area Landscape Awards further enhanced townscape design and management practices in the Greater Bay Area, promoting international standards and collaborative efforts within the industry.
Mr Andross CHAN, Vice Chairman of Asian Habitat Society
Mr. Patrick LAU, JP, Chairman of GBA Landscape and Ecology Alliance and Chairman of Asian Habitat Society
The event will assemble safety experts from around the world to exchange information and experiences, with the goal of improving railway safety through innovations and collaborations.
The "IRSC Conference 2025" was a premier global assembly in Hong Kong, featuring expert keynotes, a comprehensive exhibition of the latest safety technologies, and insightful technical visits to local rail facilities. With a particular focus on high-speed rail operations and cutting-edge safety practices, the conference was designed to showcase the most significant advancements in railway systems and foster critical international dialogue. It provided a unique platform for safety managers, engineers, and operators to share best practices and address common challenges.
Railway safety experts, officials from the Chinese Mainland and overseas as well as representatives from international organisations featuring:
The Chief Executive, the Government of the HKSAR
Strengthening project governance, cultivating cost-consciousness mindsets and promoting a cost-management culture. Topics of discussion include:
The Project Cost Management Forum 2025 under the theme “Construction New Normal: Co-defining Cost Effectiveness” brought together major project leaders from the governments and construction industry, both local and international, to share insights on project cost governance and cost management and join hands in pursuance of a mindset change towards cost-consciousness.
This forum facilitated discussion and knowledge exchange as well as encourage exploration of most viable and effective means in overcoming challenges faced by the industry and co-defining the cost-effectiveness across every stakeholder and client on an on-going basis.
Renowned leaders and experts from the Chinese Mainland and overseas including:
The Deputy Financial Secretary, the Government of the HKSAR
The Housing Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and the Hong Kong Housing Authority organised the “HOUSING • I&T ear 2025”. This initiative encompasses a series ofevents, including robotics competitions, overseas visits and exchanges, construction technology demonstrations, and an international summit. The aim is to foster dialogue and exchange ideas among government, industry, academia, and research institutes globally, with the goal of enhancing our housing solutions through innovative practices and technological advancements.
A highlight of this initiative was the “HOUSING • I&T Summit”, which took place from November 4 to 7, 2025, in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area. The Summit featured two days of symposiums followed by two days of site visits to a MiC factory in Zhuhai and MiC construction sites in Hong Kong. It aimed to bring together local and international professionals and practitioners in the field of public housing to exchange ideas and discuss advanced technological developments in this sector.
Renowned experts, scholars and industry leaders worldwide
The Secretary for Housing, the Government of the HKSAR
Redefining the landscape of intermodal transportation hubs in Asia by focusing on passenger and cargo terminal excellence, smart terminal technologies, and sustainable terminal design.
With over 6,000 attendees representing more than 200 major airport operators, airlines and companies, the major international event offered a comprehensive exhibition showcasing the latest innovations from more than 120 brands and exhibitors, an insightful conference programme covering topics such as the Air Silk Road, the low-altitude economy, air cargo and ground operations, as well as a prestigious awards ceremony recognising industry excellence. Attendees also engaged in valuable networking opportunities to connect with peers and leaders and gained exclusive behind-the-scenes tours of Hong Kong International Airport.
Mr. Fred LAM, Chairman of Airport Authority Hong Kong
Mrs. Vivian Cheung, CEO of Airport Authority Hong Kong
With the theme "Green, Smart, Quality, Reform and Recycle", this symposium focused on fostering collaboration between Hong Kong and Shanghai to facilitate the exchange of technological expertise and knowledge, thereby contributing to the economic growth of both regions.
This symposium successfully brought together leading experts, academics, and industry professionals from Hong Kong and Shanghai. The comprehensive program featured a plenary speech, two keynote addresses, and 18 technical presentations, delving into focused streams on "Green & Lowcarbon Development" and "Innovation and Technology." The discussions identified concrete new avenues for cross-regional collaboration to drive urban quality enhancement and industrial transformation. A key highlight was the delegates' participation in the Engineering Showcases and Gala Dinner of the World Federation of Engineering Organisations, which provided unparalleled opportunities to engage with global engineering professionals and experience cutting-edge technologies firsthand, further strengthening international ties.
Top engineers and experts from Shanghai and Hong Kong featuring:
Ir Prof. Frank CHAN, Senior Vice President of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers
Bringing together airline, airport, and destination decision-makers to build air services and global economic growth.
More than 3,000 industry leaders representing airports, airlines and other key stakeholders of the global aviation sector converged in the city for Routes World 2025, the first time the prestigious occasion is held in Hong Kong. The event served as a pivotal platform for the world’s air network planners to explore new collaboration opportunities and new routes, enhancing connectivity and frequencies to serve more passengers from Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area and around the world, benefiting the economic development of Hong Kong and the region.
This annual aviation industry event provided a prominent occasion for dialogue and exchange among over 260 airlines, airports, tourism organisations and other key stakeholders in the aviation sector. They gained insights on how to fully leverage HKIA’s world-class infrastructure, including the Three-runway System, its intermodal connectivity in the region, and the airport’s innovative service to extend their network and unlock business potentials in the region.
The conference featured exhibitions and forums where industry leaders could explore the future development of the aviation industry and learn about the latest trends and potential new air connections through HKIA.
Mr. Fred LAM, Chairman of Airport Authority Hong Kong
The Financial Secretary, the Government of the HKSAR
The event aimed to promote international innovation and technological ideas for building and electrical and mechanical services. It comprised two competitions: “Build Your AI Model,” a global contest where teams developed AI models to predict building cooling load demand, and “Innovative Proposal for Construction and Engineering,” a local competition that encouraged proposals for enhancing smart city construction practices. It fostered intelligent building development and unlocked new value through AI applications.
Co-organized with the Guangdong Association for Science and Technology, the "Global AI Challenge" was a resounding success, drawing more than 200 teams from 26 countries and regions to showcase cutting-edge AI solutions. The accompanying conference attracted over 360 physical attendees and an impressive 32,500 online viewers, featuring six distinguished speakers who explored the practical integration of AI in construction. The award ceremony, attended by around 340 guests, celebrated the most promising innovations. The "Build Your AI Model" competition demonstrated tangible algorithms for energy efficiency, while the "Innovative Proposal" track yielded actionable concepts for digitizing construction sites and enhancing building lifecycle management, highlighting the immense potential of AI to revolutionize the E&M industry.
Distinguished academics and senior representative of business sections in the fields of buildings, electrical & mechanical as well as sustainability, including:
The Secretary for the Development, the Government of the HKSAR
Promoting the adoption of construction robots with a goal to enhance construction innovation, productivity and safety.
The 3-day Competition and Exhibition showcased robotic solutions from over 15 leading companies and brought together 6,000 participants and renowned experts from Chinese Mainland, Australia, Germany, Japan, and Hong Kong. In the opening forum titled “Future Trends: What’s Next for Robotics in Construction”, global experts shared insights on the latest advancements and future prospect of robotics in construction. Serving as a leading platform for global exchange of insights on robotics, the Competition and Exhibition received widespread media coverage and was well received by the industry.
Renowned experts and academia from HKSAR and overseas including:
The Permanent Secretary for Development (Works), the Government of the HKSAR
The main theme for this year was "Low Carbon Electricity Powering a Better Future". The Conference brought together a distinguished assembly of electrical engineers, researchers, and students from Japan, Korea, and China to share innovative research findings, exchange diverse experiences, and foster international collaboration in addressing the evolving challenges faced in the field of electrical engineering.
The conference convened approximately 200 delegates, including leading electrical engineers, researchers, and students from Japan, Korea, and Chinese Mainland. It provided a dedicated forum for in-depth knowledge sharing, featuring a series of technical paper presentations and panel discussions that addressed critical topics like grid integration of renewables and advanced power electronics. The event successfully facilitated the exchange of expertise and creative ideas, stimulating technical progress and strengthening professional networks across Asia. The collaborative atmosphere underscored a shared commitment to advancing electrical engineering solutions for a sustainable, and low-carbon future.
Leading electrical engineers and academicians from all around the world, with keynote speakers including:
Vice Mayor of Wuhan Municipal Peoples Government
Providing a platform for government, industry, academia and research personnel to exchange knowledge and experiences on MiC, and to promote the adoption and the latest developments of MiC initiatives via various events during MiC Week.
Jointly organised by the Development Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of Guangdong Province, "MiC Week" featured conferences, workshops, site visits, and tours, attracting more than 3,000 participants. It fostered industry exchange and public engagement to drive wider adoption of Modular Integrated Construction.
The unveiling ceremony of the Alliance was also held during the launching ceremony, with membership comprising industry associations, higher education institutions, research institutes, enterprises, experts and scholars from Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, the Alliance aims to promote the development of MiC in the GBA, aligning with the national strategies of high-quality development and green building. In addition, the Guangdong-Hong Kong Modular Integrated Construction Cross-boundary Trading Guidebook compiled by the DEVB was also released at the launching ceremony to enable all parties in the MiC supply chain in the GBA to conduct MiC cross-boundary trade more conveniently and efficiently.
Other activities of the MiC Week include International Conference on Modular Integrated Construction, an enterprise forum, a design workshop, a site visit to a MiC project, a guided tour for public and more.
Renowned experts and academicians from local and overseas including (in alphabetical order of speaker's surnames):
The Secretary for Development, the Government of the HKSAR
Fostering global knowledge exchange among academics, experts, professionals and industry practitioners to unveil the latest breakthroughs in road and railway development through intelligent and sustainable technologies, while highlighting Hong Kong’s major transport initiatives beyond 2030 to showcase growth potential and attract talent and investment that strengthen the city’s competitiveness.
Themed “Building Smart and Green Transport Infrastructure”, the 2-day Conference brought more than 800 participants (including representatives from consulates, industry leaders, scholars, government officials, and other members of the industry) and over 30 expert speakers from the Chinese Mainland, overseas and local together to explore the latest worldwide practices and advancements in smart and green transport infrastructure. Hong Kong's pioneering achievements in engineering innovation were showcased through exclusive, behind-the-scenes site visits to two of the city’s engineering marvels – the Highways Department’s Central Kowloon Route and the MTR Corporation Limited’s Tung Chung Line Extension. Serving as a leading platform for global collaboration, the Conference received widespread media coverage and was well received by the industry. It underscored Hong Kong’s role as an international hub for engineering excellence and sustainable transport infrastructure development, promoting innovation, investment and partnership opportunities that drive the future of connected and green mobility.
Renowned experts and academicians from local, Chinese Mainland and overseas featuring:
The Financial Secretary, the Government of the HKSAR
Showcasing our efforts in spearheading innovation and technology so as to manage geotechnical risks in a cost-effective manner in Hong Kong through sharing knowledge and experience amongst internationally renowned experts, leading professionals and distinguished academics.
The Forum bought together around 350 experts and practitioners from Chinese Mainland and overseas to share insights on tech-driven solutions for geotechnical challenges. It served as a convergence of global expertise, addressing critical challenges posed by climate change while showcasing cutting-edge applications of AI, big data, and cross-disciplinary innovation to enhance geohazard prediction. The event marked a significant leap forward in fostering collaborative excellence within the engineering industry, setting new benchmarks for geotechnical engineering.
Renowned experts and academicians from local, the Chinese Mainland, overseas (Italy, Japan, Norway, etc.) and international organisations featuring:
Ir LAU Chun-kit, JP, ICE Representative for Hong Kong and Permanent Secretary for Development (Works), Development Bureau, the Government of the HKSAR
The Hospital Authority has been organising this signature event every year since 1993, which aims to promote the sharing of knowledge and experience in clinical advances and approaches to modern healthcare service, and facilitate exploration and discussion of contemporary concepts among local, Chinese Mainland and overseas healthcare professionals, academics, executives and stakeholders.
The Hospital Authority Convention 2025 featured more than 190 distinguished speakers from local, Chinese Mainland and overseas to share knowledge and insight at more than 60 sessions in the scientific programme. Around 8600 medical professionals, academics, executives and stakeholders from 13 countries and regions attended the Convention. Apart from masterclasses, symposiums and plenaries ranging from “Cancer Screening and Therapy” to “Integrated Chinese-Western Medicine”, “Sustainable Healthcare Facilities” and “Healthcare Management”, there are plenary and symposium with dedicated presentations by experts from Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong, Singapore, the United Kingdom and France with focuses on sustainable healthcare facilities and technological innovation in hospital constructions and new hospital commissioning.
The presentations showcase the latest development trend of modern hospitals in Chinese Mainland and strategic approach for transformation of healthcare facilities, featuring global examples of how to successfully navigate the complexities of healthcare facility transformation and delivery. In additional to local innovative technologies for energy saving, the contribution of French green hospitals to reducing the environmental footprint of healthcare was illustrated from an international perspective. The presentations also explored strategies to address typical accessibility challenges in super-large hospitals and empowerment of hospital smart logistics construction and operation and maintenance through technology, along with case studies on healthcare infrastructure development and new hospital commissioning in Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong and Singapore, providing valuable insights into recent projects and best practices.
Renowned experts from Chinese Mainland featuring:
CAO Xuetao, Vice Chairman of National Health Commission of The People's Republic of China
The ICE Hong Kong Association × HKIE Civil Division Joint Conference 2025, themed “Transforming the Future of Engineering Practice for a Changing World,” focused on leveraging Hong Kong’s unique strengths to address global engineering challenges. The conference explores strategies to drive innovation in civil engineering, emphasizing the integration of natural systems for climate resilience, the global exchange of engineering solutions, and the development of future-ready professionals. Through collaborative dialogue and knowledge sharing, the event aims to inspire transformative practices that align with sustainability, productivity, and technological advancement in the built environment.
The conference showcased a rich and engaging programme that fostered meaningful dialogue among distinguished leaders from government, academia, and industry. It featured impactful keynote speeches, deep-dive technical sessions, and a thought-provoking fireside chat that encouraged candid conversation. Discussions spanned a wide array of critical topics, including construction innovation, decarbonisation strategies, nature-based solutions, and the future of mega infrastructure projects. The event successfully facilitated cross-sector collaboration and concluded with a forward-looking session on building capabilities for the next generation, underscoring the vital importance of nurturing talent to meet evolving global challenges.
Leading international and local academia as well as industry practitioners, including:
The Permanent Secretary for Development (Works), the Government of the HKSAR
Celebrating the 60th anniversary of Dongjiang water supply to Hong Kong
Themed "Smart Water•High-Quality Development", the Summit gathered more than 500 global water leaders and 160 entities from more than 12 countries. It spotlighted on smart water management, innovation, and cross-sector collaboration while showcasing the nation’s cutting-edge water technology and profound water culture to advance global water development, fully leveraging Hong Kong's unique role as a super connector between the China and the world. Technical visit to large-scale water infrastructure and technology in the Greater Bay Area (GBA) with global water leaders was held following the Summit to faciltiate the water leaders to gain insight into the high-quality development of the GBA and foster collaboration and knowledge exchange.
The Summit yielded fruitful discussions with the participation of international organisations including World Health Organization, International Water Association, International Water Resources Association, Nobel Sustainability Trust, and the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management. It also provided an unique platform for participants to explore new opportunities and prospects for collaboration with the water sector in the GBA and countries of the Belt and Road Initiative.
Water leaders from international organisations featuring:
The Chief Executive, the Government of the HKSAR
Providing a premier platform for competition, this event invites government, industry, and academic leaders from Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area to showcase pioneering advancements in the fusion of BIM technology with automation and AI.
Shaping the future of construction, this premier BIM competition focuses exclusively on automation and AI integration with BIM technology, positioning itself at the forefront of digital innovation. By championing these cutting-edge disciplines, the event serves as a powerful catalyst, fostering fruitful discussions that significantly accelerating the adoption and application of BIM in the Greater Bay Area. This collective effort is to set a new and intelligent standard for the digital transformation of the construction industry in the Greater Bay Area.
The Under Secretary for Development, the Government of the HKSAR
Mr. LIU Xiaowen, Level 3 Researcher for Department of Educational, Scientific and Technological Affairs, Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
The event brought together international experts and trade practitioners from across the hydrogen fuel application value chain. Its objective was to facilitate the export of the nation’s hydrogen technologies and products, gain international market recognition, and bolster competitive advantages.
The symposium successfully convened a significant gathering of over 800 global participants, featuring insights from 70 expert speakers and supported by 27 organisations. It served as a critical nexus for industry leaders, policymakers, and financiers to delve into practical engineering solutions and emerging trends. The agenda featured in-depth breakout sessions that catalyzed fruitful discussions on key areas such as Hydrogen Mobility, where real-world deployment cases were examined; Research and Development, highlighting breakthrough technologies; and Green Finance, exploring innovative funding models for hydrogen projects. The event also facilitated numerous meetings, fostering partnerships that are expected to accelerate the commercialisation of hydrogen technologies and solidify the industry's global supply chain.
Senior government officials and leaders in driving the hydrogen fuel applications, including:
The Deputy Director-General of the Department of Educational, Scientific and Technological Affairs of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Co-organized by the Hong Kong Institute of Landscape Architects (HKILA) and the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) Asia Pacific Region (APR), with the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) as collaborating organization, the "International Climate and Biodiversity" conference aims to exemplify the unique role of landscape architects under the challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss and to foster cross-boundary and cross sector collaborations on nature-based solutions. This conference facilitated valuable and constructive dialogue among global experts.
The conference successfully showcased innovative projects and successful case studies that illustrated how landscape architects effectively mitigated climate impacts and enhanced biodiversity. It featured four key sessions covering vital topics: policy frameworks, youth empowerment, practical applications of Nature-based Solutions, and strategies for urban biodiversity and ecological restoration. Delegates from over 10 countries actively participated in the conference, enriching discussions with their diverse experiences and perspectives on effective strategies for fostering environmental resilience. Additionally, the event emphasized the importance of cross-boundary collaboration, integrating various disciplines and stakeholders to reinforce a collective commitment to sustainability. Participants also had ample networking opportunities to build connections and reflect on insights gained, ultimately advancing Nature-based Solutions for a sustainable future.
Representatives from international organisations and companies including:
The Secretary or Development, the Government of the HKSAR
Advocating for green building practices and innovations in Hong Kong through international experience
Creating a more sustainable Hong Kong by promoting the adoption of beyond zero carbon design. Topics of discussion with case studies include:
As Hong Kong’s first professional international conference on green building in 2025, under the theme of “Beyond Zero Carbon Design”, it has attracted over 1,000 industry professionals and participants from different parts of the globe to join both physically and virtually. Government officials, enterprise leaders, industry professionals, knowledgeable scholars and stakeholders from 7 countries/ economies came along to discuss the strategy and cutting-edge technology to facilitate the adoption of green building design and zero carbon emission.
The Conference was divided into 4 sessions in which overseas experts were invited to share their valuable insights. The esteemed speakers' insightful presentation and expertise will inspire and guide all participants in advancing ESG principles within the construction industry. The PGBC International Conference 2025 would further help create a more sustainable Hong Kong by promoting the adoption of ‘Beyond Zero Carbon Design’.
Representatives from international organisations featuring:
Renowned experts and academicians from Chinese Mainland and overseas featuring:
The Under Secretary for Development, the Government of the HKSAR