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TUESDAY. AUGUST 29, 1989
OPPORTUNITIES STILL ABOUND IN HK
BEEN ABLI WITH ITS SOUND ECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS. HONG KONG 11AS
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL AND TO MAINTAIN ITS MOMENTUM AS AN
TRADING THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF THE CENTRE. DESPITE RECENT EVENTS IN CHINA.
NG. SAID HONG KONG ECONOMIC AND TRADE OFFICE IN NEW YORK, MR STEPHEN RECENTLY.
GOVERNMENT
WAS
TO COMMITTED FIRMLY
FURTHER SUSTAIN THIS POSITION WELL WAS ALSO PLAYING ITS
HE SAID THE IMPROVING HONG KONG'S INFRASTRUCTURE TO INTO THE NEXT CENTURY, AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR ᏢᎪᎡᎢ .
OF
ORGANISED BY
AMERICAN
MR NG WAS SPEAKING AT THE 1989 SUMMER CONFERENCE
AND THE ENGINEERS-USA THE CHINESE INSTITUTE
CHINESE ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY HELD IN SOMERSET, NEW JERSEY.
TWO
HAPPENED
RATES IN THE PAST CHINA. SUBSTANTIAL
WHILE THERE HAD BEEN A SLOWDOWN IN GROWTH
IN OF WHAT MONTHS BECAUSE INVESTMENTS IN HONG KONG BY BOTH THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CONTINUING. MR NG SAID.
SECTORS WERE
AMERICAN COMPANIES AN OFFICE
HE NOTED THAT AMONG THE LATTER A NUMBER OF HAD EITHER RELOCATED TO HONG KONG OR WERE PLANNING TO OPEN HERE.
WORKFORCE HONG KONG WAS FOCUSSING ON THE NEED TO DEVELOP A NEW
TECHNOLOGY. MR NG SAID. WHILE TO RESPOND TO THE CHALLENGES OF NEW
WAS DUE POINTING OUT THAT A NEW UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TO OPEN IN 1991.
THE CENTRE WAS BEING EXPLORED.
IN ADDITION.
POSSIBILITY
OF
A ESTABLISHING
TECHNOLOGY
ALSO
MORE EDUCATIONAL. RECREATIONAL
WITH AND THESE COUPLED BEING BUILT DEVELOPMENT GOING ON MADE HONG KONG ONE OF THE MOST TO LIVE IN. TO WORK IN AND TO DO BUSINESS IN. HE CONCLUDED.
ENJOYABLE PLACES
AND CULTURAL FACILITIES
THE INFRASTRUCTURAL
WERE
LABOUR COMMISSIONER VISITS SHIPYARD
THE COMMISSIONER FOR LABOUR. MR TONY HAMMOND. TODAY (TUESDAY!
WAN VISITED THE FAR EAST HYDROFOIL COMPANY LTD SHIPYARD IN CHEUNG SHA AS PART OF HIS PROGRAMME TO FAMILIARISE HIMSELF WITH THE LATEST LABOUR SITUATION IN INDUSTRY.
THE
A MEMBER OF THE SHIPPING DIVISION OF THE SHUN TAK ENTERPRISES
COMPANY LTD. THE
15 ENGAGED IN CORPORATION
THE REPAIR OF DIVISION'S JETFOILS THAT PLY BETWEEN HONG KONG AND MACAU.
/MR HAMMOND