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HKICTA 2025 Now Open for Entries; Compete for Grand Awards by July 14, 2025!

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HKICTA 2025 Now Open for Entries; Compete for Grand Awards by July 14, 2025!
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HKICTA 2025 Now Open for Entries; Compete for Grand Awards by July 14, 2025!

2025-04-22 11:00 Last Updated At:11:08

Hong Kong ICT Awards 2025 opens for enrolment

The Hong Kong ICT Awards (HKICTA) 2025 opens for enrolment today (April 22). Entries of locally developed information and communications technology (ICT) products and solutions are invited to compete for the Grand Awards in the eight award categories and the top accolade of the competition - the Award of the Year. Enrolment is free of charge and the deadline is July 14, 2025.

The HKICTA 2025 is organised by the Digital Policy Office (DPO) with each award category to be led by a local industry association or professional body. The award categories and respective leading organisers are listed below:

Award categories

Leading organisers

Digital Entertainment Award

Hong Kong Digital Entertainment Association

FinTech Award

Institute of Financial Technologists of Asia

ICT Startup Award

Hong Kong Wireless Technology Industry Association

Smart Business Award

Hong Kong Computer Society

Smart Living Award

Hong Kong Information Technology Federation

Smart Mobility Award

GS1 Hong Kong

Smart People Award

The Hong Kong Council of Social Service

Student Innovation Award

Hong Kong Education City

A Grand Award will be granted in each category, and the Award of the Year will be selected by a Grand Judging Panel from the eight Grand Awardees.

In a bid to foster the innovative use of AI, the Best Use of AI award winner will be selected in each of the eight categories to magnify and honour outstanding achievements in harnessing the power of AI in respective areas.

Established in 2006, the HKICTA is an annual signature event of the local ICT industry which aims to recognise and promote outstanding ICT inventions and applications, thereby encouraging the pursuit of innovation and excellence among Hong Kong's ICT professionals and enterprises to develop innovative applications meeting business and social needs, use innovation and technology (I&T) to bring benefits to the community, and foster Hong Kong's I&T and smart city development. Through concerted efforts of the ICT sector, academia and the Government, the HKICTA has always been highly regarded by the information technology industry, and the winners may also be nominated to compete in other regional and international competitions on behalf of Hong Kong and be sponsored to participate in overseas I&T exhibitions. The award acts as an encouragement and recognition to the winners, and enables their access to both Mainland and overseas markets.

Details of the HKICTA are available on the thematic website (www.hkictawards.hk). Enquiries can be made to the DPO at 3974 5224 or by emailinghkictawards@digitalpolicy.gov.hk.

SCST commences her visit to Riyadh

​The Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism, Miss Rosanna Law, commenced her visit to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia today (May 1, Riyadh time).

Miss Law paid a courtesy call on and attended a lunch hosted by the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the People's Republic of China to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Mr Chang Hua. She briefed Ambassador Chang on her visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) during the last three days, from which she gained enriching and insightful experience. The trip combined cultural exploration and artistic exchange, fostering a deeper understanding of the country's inclusive values. She remarked that the visit marked a promising beginning for strengthening mutual ties between Hong Kong and the UAE, particularly in enhancing cultural dialogue. Ambassador Chang noted Saudi Arabia's gradual openness to embrace the coexistence of diverse cultures. He said that Hong Kong needs to capitalise on and leverage its advantages as a cosmopolitan city, especially its rich tourism resources. Miss Law shared the latest initiatives aimed at boosting tourism in Hong Kong, emphasising tlhe notable interest of the UAE and Saudi Arabia in horse racing tourism, which has long been one of Hong Kong's most popular attractions.

In the afternoon, Miss Law met with the Chief Marketing Officer of the Diriyah Gate Development Authority, Mr Kiran Haslam. They exchanged views on cultural heritage preservation and explored potential investment and business opportunities. Miss Law also toured the At-Turaif UNESCO World Heritage Site, and was amazed by the Authority's vision to transform Diriyah into a premier destination—a beautifully preserved mud-brick city, recognised as the birthplace of Saudi Arabia, and a global hub for tourism.

Earlier in the day, Miss Law visited the Saudi National Museum, where she learnt more about the rich artistic and historical exhibits that reflect the cultural heritage and history of Saudi Arabia.

Miss Law concluded her visit to Riyadh and departed for Hong Kong tonight (May 1, Riyadh time).

SCST commences her visit to Riyadh  Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

SCST commences her visit to Riyadh Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

SCST commences her visit to Riyadh  Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

SCST commences her visit to Riyadh Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

SCST commences her visit to Riyadh  Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

SCST commences her visit to Riyadh Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

SCST commences her visit to Riyadh  Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

SCST commences her visit to Riyadh Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

SCST commences her visit to Riyadh  Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

SCST commences her visit to Riyadh Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

SCST commences her visit to Riyadh  Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

SCST commences her visit to Riyadh Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

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