The Hong Kong authorities announced this week that a new one-stop online portal, GovHK, has been launched in order to offer a comprehensive range of online government information and services to the community.
Government Chief Information Officer Howard Dickson revealed on Wednesday that GovHK has adopted a "citizen-centric approach", to provide the most popular online government information and services, focusing on the public's needs and interests.
The new portal aims to serve three broad user groups - residents, businesses and trades, and non-residents.
For the 'residents' user group, there are 11 subject-based clusters covering key areas of public interest. The clusters are:
Information related to doing business in Hong Kong and the Mainland is available in the portal's 'Business & Trade' section.
Non-residents interested in visiting, investing, studying, working and living in Hong Kong can find the information and services they need in the 'non-residents' section.
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