The Lee Ka-chao government has emphasized youth affairs, and has even established the Action Group for Students from Disadvantaged Communities to Get Rid of Intergenerational Poverty, led by Chief Secretary for Administration Chan Kwok-kee.
The New Territories Youth Federation and Youth Research Hong Kong jointly launched the "New Youth · New Hong Kong" youth blueprint plan series activities. Today (17th) held a press conference to share the content of the plan, hoping to solve the "four industry problems" for young people, namely education and employment. , Entrepreneurship and real estate.
Chen Yong, Honorary President of the New Territories Youth Federation, Tan Zhenguo, Chairman, Chen Zhihao, Convenor of Youth Research Hong Kong, Guo Furong, Deputy Convenor, spokesperson Zhou Yuangu and consultant Chen Hengpin all attended.
Chen Zhihao said that the event will hold 4 seminars, each with the theme of "Four Industries". The first one will be held this Saturday (20th), inviting Deputy Secretary for Education Shi Junhui, Legislative Council Member Deng Fei, and more than 40 people. Young educators and outstanding students will discuss the issue of "youth academics" together, hoping to find out what young people are concerned about and the practical difficulties they face, and work with experts and scholars to find solutions.
Tam Ching-kwok hopes to gain an in-depth understanding of and collect young people's opinions through the seminar, and make suggestions before the government releases the "Policy Address".
Chen Yong called on stakeholders from all walks of life to participate in youth work, care for young people, and dedicate more development resources to them.
As for whether the issue of customs clearance will affect young people's desire to develop in the Greater Bay Area, Chen Zhihao believes that the current quarantine policy "7+3" for entry into the Mainland has been greatly shortened than before. .
