Hong Kong to cut 10,000 civil service jobs amid budget deficit concerns
Hong Kong has announced plans to reduce 10,000 civil service positions as part of efforts to address its growing budget deficit of $12.9 billion, Azernews reports. The move comes alongside a push for large-scale artificial intelligence implementation to tackle economic challenges,
The city is shifting towards a technology-driven economy to align with Beijing’s strategic goals, with major investments ...
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