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June 20 - Week in Review
See the week's main Government news in picturesProperty party: Chief Executive CY Leung celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Real Estate Developers Association of Hong Kong on June 20.
New art: The Giuseppe Castiglione - Lang Shining New Media Art Exhibition merges analogue and digital technologies to present the Italian painter's masterpieces. It is running at City University until August 25.
Energy efficiency: Secretary for the Environment KS Wong kicks off the Energy Saving for All 2016 campaign on June 20.
Bio drill: The Centre for Health Protection holds an inter-departmental exercise at the airport on June 20 to test its capability to cope with accidentally released biological agents.
Concern expressed: Speaking before the Executive Council meeting on June 21, Chief Executive CY Leung says the Government has written to Mainland authorities to express Hong Kong people's concern over the Causeway Bay bookstore incident.
Online opening: Secretary for Innovation & Technology Nicholas Yang (centre) officiates at the opening ceremony of the Hong Kong Internet of Things Conference on June 21.
Revolutionary cartoon: An exhibition on commentary and humour cartoons before and after the 1911 Revolution is being held at the Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum until October 10.
Keeping the faith: Chief Executive CY Leung (front row, centre) hosts a reception for new foreign and Mainland companies at Government House on June 21, thanking them for supporting Hong Kong.
Site safety: Director of Highways Lau Ka-keung (left) is briefed on safety measures implemented at the construction sites of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities project on June 22.
Sailing in: Vintage Norwegian ship The Sørlandet is berthed at the Maritime Museum in Central and will open to the public on July 2.
Economic insights: Financial Secretary John Tsang speaks at the Morningstar Institutional Conference Asia 2016 on June 23.
In bloom: Beautiful lotus flowers grace ponds in parks and gardens across Hong Kong.
Taking questions: Secretary for Development Paul Chan is interviewed by students of Po Kok Primary School in Happy Valley on June 23.
Hero firefighters: A condolence book is opened for the public to sign at the Fire & Ambulance Services Academy on June 24, in tribute to the firemen who died fighting the Ngau Tau Kok blaze.
Caring community: Secretary for the Civil Service Clement Cheung (left) tours the Social Enterprises Promotion Unit on June 24.
Positive life: Chief Executive CY Leung opens the Power Your Life, Fight Drugs Together 2016 event on June 25.
Financial forum: Financial Secretary John Tsang (right) meets China Securities Regulatory Commission Chairman Liu Shiyu (centre) in Beijing on June 24.
Showcase challenge: Six local students have participated in the 2016 WorldSkills Hong Kong Competition for Visual Merchandising & Window Dressing.
Exchange opportunities: Financial Secretary John Tsang speaks at a youth summit held by the All-China Financial Youth Federation and the Y Society in Beijing on June 26.
