The fifth executive committee of the Hong Kong Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Youth Federation will take office next month. Today (9th), a media exchange meeting will be held to introduce the development goals and key activities for the coming year, including cooperating with the Hong Kong Palace Museum and arranging the first closed special event. 14,000 primary and secondary school students are invited to visit.
The Federation also cooperated with the Correctional Services Department to arrange for members to visit young people who were arrested and imprisoned for anti-amendment incidents, to help them match KOLs (Key Opinion Leaders), e-sports and other new types of jobs and reintegrate into society.
Invite 14,000 primary and secondary school students to visit the Palace Museum
Deng Hao-kang, chairman of the federation, said that the federation has been established for 8 years and aims to attract young entrepreneurs, professionals, community leaders and descendants of CPPCC members in Hong Kong, provide them with a platform to participate in and deliberation, and enhance the influence of young people.
He pointed out that the Federation will hold a number of activities to strengthen the promotion of national education, tell the story of China well, and cultivate more youths who love the country and Hong Kong. Among them, the "Youth Journey Through the Forbidden City" activity is in cooperation with the Hong Kong Palace Museum, starting from October this year. 6 special closed events will be held once a month, and 14,000 primary and secondary school students will be invited to visit, hoping to deepen young people's understanding of the country's history and their sense of identity with Chinese culture.
The Hong Kong Palace Museum is located in the West Kowloon Cultural District.
(File photo/Photo by Liang Pengwei)
In addition, the Federation and the Correctional Services Department jointly launched the "Concentric Circles Project" to assist youths who were arrested and imprisoned for anti-amendment incidents but are willing to rehabilitate to reintegrate into society. Provide school and employment opportunities, and help them match new types of work, such as KOL, e-sports, pet grooming, etc.
The fifth executive committee of the Hong Kong CPPCC Youth Federation is chaired by Deng Haokang, a member of the CPPCC of Henan Province. The inauguration ceremony will be held at the Wanchai Convention and Exhibition on September 16.
The new Executive Committee has a total of 11 working committees. This year, the Innovation and Technology, Economic Development, and Student Affairs Committees have been newly added. They will actively connect with mainland institutional partners to provide professional information and exchanges for all walks of life, especially youth and students. platform to enhance the competitiveness of Hong Kong.
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