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The Magnificent Hong Kong Products Expo
Firstly Held After the Handover |
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by CMA
President Mr Herbert Liang and Executive
Vice-President and Chairman of the Standing
Committee of the HKPE Mr Leung Nai Wing, these
Guests of Honour officiated the ribbon-cutting
ceremony. Guests attending the ceremony also
included senior officials of the Xiu-hua News
Agency (Hong Kong Branch), the HKSAR government's
principal officials, prominent figures of
industrial and trade sectors, consular corps,
representatives of various major business
corporations, CMA Vice Presidents, Honorary
Presidents, Executive Committee members, General
Committee members and Sub-committee members.
During the exhibition period,
ex-Commissioner for Labour Ms Jacque Willis, Vice
Governor of Sichuan Province Mr Xu Shi Qun,
Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner for
Commissioner's Office of Ministry of Foreign
Affairs of the PRC in HKSAR Mr Ma Yu Zhen and Mr
Tang Guo Qiang, Deputy Director of Xinhua News
Agency (Hong Kong Branch) Mr Zou Zhe Kai and Zheng
Guo Xiong, Secretary of Economic Co-ordination of
the Macau Government Dr Vitor Pessoa and Vice
Governor of Hebei Province Mr Cai Li Min visited
the HKPE.
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CMA President Mr Herbert
Liang (left) accompanied Commissioner for
Commissioner's Office of Ministry of Foreign
Affairs of the PRC in HKSAR Mr Ma Yu Zhen (2nd
from left) to visit the Macau Zone of the 33rd
Expo.
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"Technology Zone"
To respond to the promotion of innovation
and technology advocated by HKSAR Chief Executive
Mr Tung Chee Hwa to improve Hong Kong's economic
vitality, a special "Technology Zone" had been set
up at the Expo to demonstrate the high
technological level of Hong Kong industries.
Occupying almost 10,000 square feet, the
Technology Zone consisted of exhibitors of
technological research organizations and
enterprises. In addition, about 80 companies,
which won the "1998 Hong Kong Awards for
Industry", had displayed their winning products
and photographs in order to step up the citizens'
knowledge on the achievement of Hong Kong's
industry domestically and internationally as well
as attracting youngsters to join the local hi-tech
industry. Furthermore, some exhibitors had made
on-site demonstrations to show how their products
were manufactured. For example, the Hong Kong
Mould & Die Council, Hong Kong Plastic
Machinery Association and Hong Kong Productivity
Council. Jointly produced telescope parts on site
and distributed them free of change to visitors to
assemble on their own.
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A Group photo of
three title-winners of Miss Exhibition Pageant
of the 33rd HKPE, CMA Vice-President Mr Lo Man
Tuen (2nd from right) and Assistant to President
Mr Tony Chau (1st from left) at the entrance of
Technology
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