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January 25 - Week in Review
See the week's main Government news in pictures.In memoriam: Secretary for Development Paul Chan speaks at the Plaque Unveiling Ceremony for the Monument Declaration of the Race Course Fire Memorial on January 25.
Inspired creation: Works by students in a Leisure & Cultural Services Department art course are on display at the Visual Arts Centre until February 7.
Community support: Secretary for the Civil Service Clement Cheung visits a centre for the elderly in Sham Shui Po on January 25.
Warm gesture: Secretary for Labour & Welfare Matthew Cheung (right) visits an elderly singleton in To Kwa Wan on January 25.
Cheers!: Chief Executive CY Leung (second left) raises a toast with HK Garrison Commander Tan Benhong (first left), Liaison Office Director Zhang Xiaoming (second right) and Foreign Affairs Ministry Commissioner Song Zhe at the Liaison Office Spring Reception on January 26.
Economic encouragement: Chief Executive CY Leung speaks at the Joint Business Community Luncheon 2016 on January 27.
Festive blessings: Sky lanterns take flight at Cityplaza, representing dreams and best wishes for the Year of the Monkey.
Steering careers: Secretary for Labour & Welfare Matthew Cheung opens the Education & Careers Expo at the Convention & Exhibition Centre on January 28.
A different beat: Police officers discuss their work and equipment with visitors at the Education & Careers Expo, which is being held at the Convention & Exhibition Centre January 28 to 31.
Sniffer sleuths: Secretary for the Environment KS Wong (centre) sees how detector dogs find smuggled ivory, at the Agriculture, Fisheries & Conservation Department Operation Centre in Ta Kwu Ling on January 28.
Seizing opportunities: Chief Executive CY Leung speaks at the Belt & Road International Forum 2016 on January 29.
Green scene: The Bamboo Forest of Happiness is brightening up ifc mall in Central to welcome the Lunar New Year.
Smart ageing: Chief Secretary Carrie Lam speaks at the Golden Age Expo & Summit 2016 opening ceremony on January 30.
Support system: Chief Secretary Carrie Lam says at the Special Marathon 2016 on January 31 that the Government is committed to helping people with intellectual disabilities live meaningful lives.
