Zheng Yanxiong, director of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government, held a spring dinner for the education sector this morning (15th) and met with the principals and chairmen of the school councils of 11 local tertiary institutions.
Zheng Yanxiong said that Hong Kong is world-renowned as an international city, and he hopes that the universities and colleges will continue to maintain internationalization in the future, so that Hong Kong can prosper and develop stably and contribute to national construction.
This is the first time that the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government has invited 11 local tertiary institutions, including 8 UGC-funded universities.
Teng Jinguang, President of the Polytechnic University, pointed out after the meeting that Zheng Yanxiong talked about the redevelopment of Hong Kong's tertiary education after the epidemic, describing it as full of hope and having good development potential.
He also quoted the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government as saying that it will continue to support Hong Kong as a center of innovation and technology. It believes that Hong Kong is dominated by the service industry, with less manufacturing, and it is difficult to develop scientific research applications. , promote and apply Hong Kong's scientific research achievements.
Chairman of the Lingnan University Council Yao Zuhui quoted Zheng Yanxiong as saying that it is rare for a small city in Hong Kong to have many top universities in the world. For development or exchanges, the Liaison Office will definitely assist.
Tan Huizhu quoted Zheng Yanxiong's appeal to all walks of life: look at the general situation, understand the overall situation, and do practical things. With Zheng Yanxiong, Director of the Liaison Office of the Central Committee of the Central Committee, Chunming Liang Junyan: Urge Members to follow the general principles to do things for the citizens. Raising the national flag｜Yang Runxiong: Universities and colleges will be required to raise the flag next year and will issue new guidelines on teacher conduct