JCI Harbour



Background
JCI Harbour is a chapter of JCI Hong Kong, China. It has about 180 members, women and men, and Chinese is its official language. Since it was founded in 1976 the chapter has grown steadily, and in recent years JCI Hong Kong, China has given it a number of awards.
Projects
- The 46th International Children Drawing Contest
- The 19th Young Leaders Series - 2025 Leadership Training Scheme
20th Young Leaders Series: opening of 「大灣區青年領袖選舉」2026
「灣區二十載,同舟創未來」. The 20th Young Leaders Series — 「大灣區青年領袖選舉」2026, organised by JCI Harbour, opened on 8 March.

This year’s theme marks both the twentieth edition and the turn from the close of the 14th Five-Year Plan to the opening of the 15th.

The selection honours people aged 18 to 35 who have contributed exceptionally, and asks them to take up the work of leading social progress.
More than a hundred young people came to the opening.

Harbour wants the platform to find young people with an inventive spirit, a sense of duty and an international view, as a reserve of strength for the next stage of national development, and to push collaboration in the Greater Bay Area on innovation, cultural exchange and sustainability.

Guests at the opening, both awardees of the 2025 selection, were Ms 陳美珊 and Ms 胡敏嘉. They spoke on 「創業心理學:面對挑戰的心態」, and on how they had looked for opportunity inside difficulty.
The award dinner on 18 July will name the new Greater Bay Area young leaders. Harbour will keep publishing news of the selection and welcomes the community to follow it.
20th Young Leaders Series: 「大灣區青年領袖選舉」2026 award dinner
「灣區二十載,同舟創未來」 The award dinner of the 20th Young Leaders Series — 「大灣區青年領袖選舉」2026 was held on the evening of 18 July 2026 at Royal Plaza Hotel. The guest of honour was Mr Clement Woo, MH, JP, Under Secretary for Constitutional and Mainland Affairs. More than 120 leaders from government, business and the community in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao witnessed a generation’s work in medical education, innovation, cultural exchange and youth development.

The edition is the twentieth, and it falls at the turn from the 14th Five-Year Plan to the 15th. It honours people aged 18 to 35 who have contributed exceptionally. Harbour uses the platform to find young people with an inventive spirit, a sense of duty and an international view.

Judging was on 16 May 2026. The five judges were Mr Daryl Lin, National President of JCI Hong Kong, China; Dr 黃友嘉, GBS, BBS, JP, honorary advisor to JCI Harbour; Mr 奚炳松, MH, Chief Executive of the YOU AND ME Foundation; Dr 莊淑貞, Chairperson of the Outstanding Young Persons’ Association; and Dr 梁裕龍, JP, its Vice-chairperson. Five young leaders were selected: Ms 張凱棋, medicine; Ms 趙嘉怡, law; Mr 黃宗豪, education; Ms 黃潔儀, media; and Ms 叶瀅瀅, charity.
Four activities tied the places together: a young leaders’ maritime business exchange, the opening and sharing session, judging day, and an exchange tour with young people of Wuyi origin in Hong Kong. The series built a real platform and put forward five leaders.

JCI Harbour, a chapter of JCI Hong Kong, China, was founded in 1976. It works through individual, community, business and international development, and through 「服務社會,訓練自己」. Its projects give young people a place to lead and to serve.

The golden jubilee is fifty years of work and a new start. The chapter will go on with the community into the next generation.
Projects
![]() The 46th International Children Drawing Contest | ![]() The 19th Young Leaders Series - 2025 Leadership Training Scheme |


