Hong Kong Climate Week 2026 Concludes as the City's Flagship International Climate Platform

Eight days, 20+ sessions and 5,000+ global participants anchored Hong Kong's role as Asia's climate super-connector

In 2026, the Hong Kong Climate Forum was officially transformed into Hong Kong Climate Week — an eight-day international platform of forums, closed-door roundtables, youth dialogues, exhibitions and networking activities, convened under the theme "From Mitigation to Adaptation: Focusing on the Turning Point, Taking Concrete Actions." More than 5,000 policymakers, leading scholars, business executives, financial professionals and young innovators joined online and in person, with over 40% of guests coming from more than 30 countries and regions. Fifteen academicians from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Chinese Academy of Engineering, French Academy of Sciences and Royal Society of Canada took part, alongside partners such as UNFCCC, UNEP, Verra, The Lancet, Sequoia Climate Foundation and Bangkok Climate Action Week, and over 80 Global Top 500 companies, industry leaders and climate tech startups — reinforcing Hong Kong's role as a super-connector linking Mainland China, Asia and the global climate community.