SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1994
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NEW POSTINGS FOR OVERSEAS OFFICES ANNOUNCED
RESPONSE
*
SPOKESMAN
IN
A GOVERNMENT то MEDIA ENQUIRIES, ANNOUNCED TODAY (SATURDAY) THAT THE FOLLOWING CHANGES IN PERSONNEL HONG KONG'S OVERSEAS OFFICES WOULD TAKE PLACE DURING THE 1994:
COURSE OF
AS
AUGUST MR CLEMENT MAK CHING-HUNG WILL MOVE TO WASHINGTON IN
THE WASHINGTON TO REPLACE MR PETER LO YAT-FAI IN CHARGE OF OFFICE. MR MAK IS CURRENTLY ATTENDING A TRAINING COURSE THE UNITED STATES.
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IN
UNION,
PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED, MR LO IS BEING POSTED TO BRUSSELS MAY/JUNE AS HONG KONG'S SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE TO THE EUROPEAN TAKING OVER FROM MR PATRICK WILLIAMSON WHO IS RETIRING.
* MR THOMAS CHAN CHUN-YUEN WILL
JOHNSON AS DIRECTOR, SAN OFFICE, ALSO IN THE
TAKE OVER
MR ECONOMIC AND FRANCISCO SUMMER. MR CHAN IS AT PRESENT
FROM
PETER
TRADE DEPUTY
DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION SERVICES.
CURRENTLY
DEPUTY SECRETARY
FOR
MR LEUNG CHIN-MAN,
STEPHEN LAM CONSTITUTIONAL AFFAIRS, WILL TAKE OVER FROM MR
ECONOMIC AND TRADE OFFICE SUI-LUNG AS DIRECTOR, TORONTO
KONG FOR A THE SUMMER. MR LAM WILL RETURN TO HONG POSTING.
CURRENTLY
DEPUTY
IN NEW
FOR THE SECRETARY
AUGUST AS HONG THE GATT, REPLACING MR WONG WILL RETURN TO HONG
MR STUART HARBINSON, CIVIL SERVICE, WILL BE POSTED TO GENEVA IN KONG'S PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE TO MR JOSEPH WONG WING-PING.
TO TAKE UP A FRESH ASSIGNMENT.
THE SPOKESMAN SAID THAT FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS WOULD BE MADE AND WHEN APPROPRIATE ON ANY CONSEQUENTIAL STAFF MOVEMENTS.
KONG
AS
THE FOLLOWING ARE BRIEF BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES ON VARIOUS OFFICERS:
MR STUART HARBINSON, JP (AGED 46)
MR HARBINSON JOINED THE ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE IN 1978 AND ROSE TO HIS PRESENT RANK OF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER STAFF GRADE A IN JANUARY 1994.
TUEN
DURING HIS EARLY YEARS, HE SERVED IN THE SECURITY BRANCH,
CITY AND NEW TERRITORIES THE OFFICES, MUN AND
DISTRICT NORTH ADMINISTRATION HEADQUARTERS AND THE CIVIL SERVICE BRANCH.
MR
HARBINSON
IN THE SERVED
TRADE
ASSISTANT
AS DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR FROM 1987 TO 1988 AND AS DEPUTY DIRECTOR FROM 1988 TO 1991.
1991 то
FOR
HE WAS DEPUTY SECRETARY FOR TRADE AND INDUSTRY FROM 1992 WHEN HE TOOK UP HIS PRESENT APPOINTMENT AS DEPUTY SECRETARY THE CIVIL SERVICE.
/MR PETER LO