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December 11 - Week in Review
See the week's main Government news in picturesGreen show: Secretary for the Environment KS Wong (right) tours a mini expo on waste reduction and recycling devices on December 11.
Science education: Secretary for Innovation & Technology Nicholas Yang (back row, centre) tours Fung Kai Innovative School during his North District visit on December 11.
Landslide prevention: Chief Executive Carrie Lam speaks at the Slope Safety Summit 2017 on December 11.
Youth talk: Chief Secretary Matthew Cheung (front row, second right) meets Hong Kong Design Institute students and other youths during his visit to Sai Kung District on December 11.
Autism awareness: Secretary for Constitutional & Mainland Affairs Patrick Nip (right) tours Heep Hong Society Jockey Club STAR Resource Centre during his visit to Kowloon City District on December 11.
Trade vision: Secretary for Commerce & Economic Development Edward Yau speaks at the 11th World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference’s plenary session in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on December 11.
Official update: Chief Executive Carrie Lam tells the media before the December 12 Executive Council meeting she will brief state leaders on the Government’s work over the past five months during her upcoming duty visit to Beijing.
Top form: Chief Executive Carrie Lam (centre) witnesses the signing of four Co-operation Agreements between Hong Kong and the Mainland on December 12 to facilitate the operation of the Conghua Equine Disease Free Zone in Guangzhou.
Disaster drill: A Government Flying Service helicopter and a vessel from the Ministry of Transport's Rescue & Salvage Bureau participate in a search and rescue exercise 50 nautical miles east of Hong Kong on December 12.
Not forgotten: Chief Executive Carrie Lam signs the memorial book at a commemoration ceremony for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre and the Japanese invasion on December 13.
Charity night: Acting Chief Executive Matthew Cheung speaks at the Hua Xia Foundation 35th Anniversary Celebration Charity Dinner on December 13.
National pact: Chief Executive Carrie Lam signs an arrangement to advance Hong Kong's full participation in the Belt & Road Initiative with National Development & Reform Commission Chairman He Lifeng in Beijing on December 14.
Innovative designs: The "Homo Ex Data - The Natural of the Artificial" exhibition is being held at the HKDI Gallery in Tseung Kwan O until May.
Secure connection: Chief Executive Carrie Lam meets Minister of Public Security Zhao Kezhi in Beijing on December 14.
Cheers to that: Secretary for Commerce & Economic Development Edward Yau signs a wine business agreement with Argentina Investment & Trade Promotion Agency Chief Executive Officer Juan Pablo Tripodi in Bueno Aires on December 14.
Premier league: Chief Executive Carrie Lam meets Premier Li Keqiang in Beijing on December 15 to brief him on the latest situation in Hong Kong.
Inked in: Ink Asia, the world's first contemporary ink art fair, is displaying local and international paintings, calligraphy, photography, prints, sculptures, videos and installations at the Convention & Exhibition Centre until December 17.
Festive greetings: Secretary for Labour & Welfare Dr Law Chi-kwong (right) visits an elderly couple in Kwun Tong on December 15.
Environmental education: Secretary for the Environment KS Wong opens the Sham Shui Po Community Green Station on December 15.
Situation report: Chief Executive Carrie Lam meets President Xi Jinping in Beijing on December 15.
Shopping spree: Chief Executive Carrie Lam (right) shops around the Hong Kong Brands & Products Expo at Victoria Park on December 16.
New blood: Under Secretary for Security Sonny Au oversees the 107th New Cadets Passing-out Parade of the Civil Aid Service Cadet Corps on December 16.
Tree titans: Tree climbing masters Lam Chor-pau (left) and Kay Cheung will fly to Ohio in the US to represent Hong Kong in the International Tree Climbing Championship.
Medical milestones: Chief Executive Carrie Lam officiates at the Homecoming Dinner in celebration of “130 Years of Medicine in Hong Kong” at the Convention & Exhibition Centre on December 17.
