National affairs studies completed

April 22, 2026
Deeper understanding
Deeper understanding:

Vice President of the National Academy of Governance Li Wentang (sixth left) officiated at a closing ceremony for a national affairs study programme attended by a delegation of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government’s permanent secretaries and heads of departments led by Secretary for the Civil Service Ingrid Yeung (seventh left).

A delegation of permanent secretaries and heads of departments of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government completed a national affairs study programme at the National Academy of Governance (NAG) in Beijing this morning, with Vice President of NAG Li Wentang officiating at its closing ceremony.

 

On behalf of the delegation, Secretary for the Civil Service Ingrid Yeung expressed gratitude to the Hong Kong & Macao Affairs Office of the State Council and NAG for their thoughtful arrangements.

 

She said that although the study programme lasted only four days, it offered rich and in-depth content, covering subjects ranging from Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, to the National 15th Five-Year Plan, the international landscape and national technological developments.

 

Mrs Yeung expressed confidence that all participants were deeply inspired and benefited immensely.

 

She also noted that the Beijing trip gave the participants a clearer and deeper understanding of the country's latest developments and strategies.

 

With the insights gained from this study, Mrs Yeung believes that the permanent secretaries will take a more comprehensive perspective when leading their teams in formulating Hong Kong's five-year plan, ensuring better alignment with the national development strategies.

 

The delegation arrived in Chengdu this evening. They will visit a supercomputing centre, a low-altitude economy enterprise, and a high-tech industrial development zone over the next two days to gain a first-hand understanding of the latest local developments.

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