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Guangdong's UHD video cluster hit 1.08t yuan in 2025, becoming its 10th trillion-yuan cluster. Leveraging its complete supply chain, the sector leads China in panel output, TV production, 4K content, and 5G bases.

The new version of the "Regulations for the Implementation of the Drug Administration Law" will come into effect on May 15, 2026. The revisions improve drug R&D and registration processes, strengthen production and operational management, and support innovation in pediatric and rare disease drugs, while also enhancing regulatory oversight and legal responsibilities.

On February 11, the Hong Kong SAR Government and the Ministry of Commerce signed an MOU in Beijing to strengthen overseas comprehensive services. The agreement aims to support mainland enterprises going global by enhancing collaboration with Hong Kong's professional service institutions.

Guangdong updated the "Hong Kong and Macau Drug and Medical Device Access" list, with the 2025 edition effective February 2. It includes 45 drugs and 70 devices for designated GBA city hospitals, replacing the previous version. Details are available on the Guangdong Medical Products Administration website.

Six Shenzhen departments jointly issued rules to support Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan youth. Macao youth in the “GBA Career Pathway” program receive RMB 2,000 monthly living subsidies, following Hong Kong’s scheme. Taiwan youth enjoy equal subsidy access. The “Shenzhen HK-Macao Youth Employment Entrepreneurship Home” plaque is canceled. Funds are managed under existing regulations.

Guangdong issued its 2026 action plan to optimize the law-based business environment, aiming to refine legal systems, regulate enterprise-related law enforcement, strengthen judicial protection of property and IP rights, and enhance legal services. It seeks to foster a stable, fair, and transparent legal climate, boost high-quality development, and facilitate Greater Bay Area rule alignment.

Guangdong has unveiled three 2026 action plans with 50 measures to enhance its business environment. Key initiatives include relaxed market access in Shenzhen, Hengqin, and Nansha, administrative inspections via digital QR codes, and AI-driven governance. The province also aims to leverage APEC meetings to further elevate its business climate.

Guangdong unveiled its 2026 action plan to foster a first-class market-oriented business environment, focusing on industrial ecosystems, enterprise services, and market systems. It outlines 18 measures covering land supply, financing, data elements, approval efficiency, and fair competition to cut institutional costs, energize entities, and drive high-quality development.

Guangdong authorities issued a policy package integrating fiscal and financial measures, covering strategic emerging industry funds, loan interest subsidies, policy insurance, financing guarantees, and risk compensation. It aims to lower financing costs, support key industries, boost consumption, and drive high-quality economic growth.

The State Council unveiled a plan to boost service consumption, targeting transport, housekeeping, online audio-video, auto aftermarket, and inbound spending. It fosters new drivers like performances, sports events, and emotional/experiential services, enhancing supply through financial support and credit systems to improve quality and benefit people.

The 2026 Guangdong Action Plan for a First-Class International Business Environment aims to boost openness via enhanced urban services, trade facilitation, transport hubs, foreign investment access, and Guangdong-HK-Macao cooperation. These measures seek to build an efficient and inclusive ecosystem to support the province’s high-quality development.

Guangdong issued an inclusive finance plan with 17 tasks across six areas, offering comprehensive services. It debuts measures supporting agriculture, cross-border data verification, insurance for gig workers, and senior care investment.

The Guangdong‑Hong Kong‑Macao Greater Bay Area is accelerating its path toward becoming a global "preferred destination" for pharmaceutical innovation. Supported by policies such as the "Hong Kong‑Macao Drug and Medical Device Access Pathway" and an enhanced "basic + commercial" insurance system, it attracts leading global pharmaceutical companies, fostering an open, internationally‑connected, and synergistic innovation ecosystem.

In 2025, Nanshan District is projected to exceed RMB1 trillion in GDP with growth over 6%, outpacing national, provincial, and municipal averages—making it China’s first trillion‑yuan district. Its industrial output, investment, consumption, and exports all rank first in the city within the Greater Bay Area, reinforcing its leading economic role.

On January 27, the Hong Kong Digital Policy Office, alongside Guangdong and Macao authorities, announced the establishment of a cross‑border government service self‑service zone in the Treasury Building. The zone provides Greater Bay Area residents with one‑stop access to Guangdong and Macao e‑government services via the "iAM Smart" platform and self‑service terminals.