Chief Executive Donald Tsang says Hong Kong can help Jilin companies further develop technology and increase productivity, adding researchers from the two places can co-operate closely in their work.
Chief Secretary Henry Tang says Hong Kong will handle the Olympic and Paralympic Equestrian Events in a prudent and careful manner to ensure the games will run smoothly in a safe and enjoyable environment.
The latest Government yearbook, Hong Kong 2007, which offers an in-depth account of government policy and an overview of Hong Kong's developments last year, is now on sale.
Returning Officers have received 11 more nominations for the 2008 Legislative Council election for the five geographical constituencies and 28 functional constituencies, bringing the total number to 61.
The Buildings Department approved 33 building plans in June - 16 on Hong Kong Island, nine in Kowloon and eight in the New Territories. The declared cost of the new buildings completed in June totalled about $1.9 billion.
Police issued 567 fixed-penalty tickets and 25 summonses to road users for violating traffic regulations during the Hong Kong Island Regional Traffic Day.
As Hong Kong will co-host the Olympic equestrian events in August, the streets around the Sha Tin competition venue have been transformed with a vibrant Games theme using the events' patent pictograms in road paving blocks and Olympic posters on traffic signal poles.
Giant pandas do more than laze around eating bamboo. At least, Hong Kong's four famous black-and-white bears do. Le Le, Ying Ying, On On and Jia Jia are working hard to raise funds for their brethren residing in Mainland nature reserves.
We are ready!: Chief Secretary Henry Tang meets volunteer Olympic ambassadors at Hong Kong International Airport on a tour there to see preparations for the arrival of the horses who will compete in the upcoming equestrian events in Hong Kong. Full Story
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Chief Executive Donald Tsang says Hong Kong can help Jilin companies further develop technology and increase productivity, adding researchers from the two places can co-operate closely in their work.
Chief Secretary Henry Tang says Hong Kong will handle the Olympic and Paralympic Equestrian Events in a prudent and careful manner to ensure the games will run smoothly in a safe and enjoyable environment.
The latest Government yearbook, Hong Kong 2007, which offers an in-depth account of government policy and an overview of Hong Kong's developments last year, is now on sale.
