Latest updates from Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office London
- Competition - Hong Kong: A Dream Destination for University Study!
- The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, London is offering high school students in the UK the chance to study at a Hong Kong university summer course and to experience our wonderful city at first-hand. Contestants are asked conduct research and then present to us reasons why British students should consider Hong Kong as a destination to pursue higher education. The entry can be presented through any means, including an essay or through social media, for example a video clip on YouTube, a post in a blog, etc - entries will be judged on content, creativity and presentation. For further information click the link above.
- Hong Kong - 21st century silk route to China? London ETO co-hosts seminar with British Library
- London, 14 May 2012. The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, London (London ETO), working with the International Dunhuang Project of the British Library, today held a seminar exploring the parallels between Hong Kong, the modern ‘Gateway to China,’ and Dunhuang, one of the key stops on the ancient Silk Route and often also described as the ‘Gateway to China’ of antiquity. Dunhuang has become a major and fruitful subject of study for historians due to archaeological finds in the area that have uncovered many manuscripts, printed texts, paintings, textiles and artefacts from all over the then known world.
- SEN continues visit to Europe in Cambridge, England
- The Secretary for the Environment, Mr Edward Yau, and the green tech mission from Hong Kong continued their trip to Europe in Cambridge, England, today (April 30, UK time) to learn more about European experiences in the development and promotion of green technologies.
- SEN and green tech mission start visit to Scotland
- The Secretary for the Environment, Mr Edward Yau, and the green tech mission arrived in Edinburgh, Scotland, today (April 27, UK time) where they hope to discover how Hong Kong can learn from the city's experience in green tech development and academic research.
- SEN and green tech mission start visit to Denmark
- The Secretary for the Environment, Mr Edward Yau, and a green tech mission from Hong Kong started their visit to Denmark in Copenhagen today (April 25, Copenhagen time). While in Copenhagen they will take a look at the city's advanced waste treatment technology and explore possibilities for co-operation in green business.
- SEN to lead green tech mission to Europe
- The Secretary for the Environment, Mr Edward Yau, today (April 24) led a green tech mission on a visit to Europe. The mission seeks to exchange experience on the development and promotion of green technologies, identify opportunities for co-operation on various green initiatives, and promote the market for green technological and innovative solutions in Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta region.
- Hong Kong Pavilion shows Hong Kong's achievements since reunification and publishing industry's best works at the London Book Fair
- (16 April 2012, London) Visitors to the London Book Fair this week (16-18 April) have the opportunity to learn about Hong Kong's achievements in the fifteen years since reunification in 1997. The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) took part in the London Book Fair for the first time, as part of a Hong Kong Pavilion created jointly with the Hong Kong Publishing Federation (HKPF) and The Hong Kong Printers Association (HKPA) with sponsorship from Create Hong Kong (CreateHK). This year the Market Focus country for the London Book Fair is China.
- SFH starts visit to London
- The Secretary for Food and Health, Dr York Chow, began his visit to London, the United Kingdom, in the morning of January 16 (London time). He had a breakfast meeting with officials from the UK's Department of Health and Council for Healthcare Regulatory Excellence (CHRE) to exchange views on areas including health-care manpower planning and professional development, as well as medical and health issues.
- Speech by SEN in Copenhagen on Building a Green Hong Kong
- The Secretary for the Environment, Mr Edward Yau, spoke at a dinner reception co-hosted by Denmark Hong Kong Trade Association, Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (London) and Hong Kong Trade Development Council in Copenhagen on September 16 (Copenhagen time).
- SEN visited Europe
- The Secretary for the Environment, Mr Edward Yau, visited Europe where he sought to foster closer collaboration between Hong Kong and European cities on environmental protection issues.
- CE concluded visit to Europe
- The Chief Executive, Mr Donald Tsang, agreed with the Scottish Government to strengthen collaboration in a number of areas on the last full day of his visit to Europe in Edinburgh on September 15 (Edinburgh time).
- Chief Executive visited London
- The Chief Executive, Mr Donald Tsang, continued the second leg of his visit to Europe in London (September 13, London time).
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