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MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1993

CO-OPERATION

BETWEEN THE

INCREASED "THERE IS NOW A BASIS FOR

THE IN

BROADCASTING FIELD: IN PARTICULAR, MAINLAND AND HONG KONG

BETWEEN SOUTH CHINA REFLECTING THE CLOSE ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL TIES AND HONG KONG.

HOW THE OTHER'S "EACH SIDE NOW HAS A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF

AND ARE REGULATED. THE CHINESE WERE BROADCASTING SYSTEMS OPERATE PARTICULARLY KEEN TO KNOW MORE ABOUT NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN IN HONG KONG.

BROADCASTING

CERTAINLY BUILD

THE

"WE HAD A GOOD EXCHANGE OF VIEWS AND WE SHALL ON THIS FOUNDATION TO ESTABLISH BETTER CO-OPERATION WITH CHINA IN BROADCASTING FIELD."

MEXICO STOPS ANTI-DUMPING INVESTIGATION ON

COTTON WOVEN FABRICS

THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT

HAS

ITS

TO DECIDED

TERMINATE WOVEN FABRICS, WITH

BRAZIL, COLOMBIA,

ANTI-DUMPING INVESTIGATION ON IMPORTS OF COTTON THE EXCEPTION OF DENIM, FROM HONG KONG, ARGENTINA, SOUTH KOREA, THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA, TAIWAN AND PAKISTAN.

PUBLISHED

BY THE

TRADE OF TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL EVIDENCE TO INSUFFICIENT

A COMMERCIAL INFORMATION CIRCULAR DEPARTMENT SAID THE MEXICAN DEVELOPMENT (MCID) FOUND THAT ESTABLISH THE EXISTENCE OF DUMPING.

MINISTRY THERE WERE

DUMPING

MCID WAS

WAS LODGED HY THE NATIONAL AGAINST THE COMPLAINT TEXTILE INDUSTRY CHAMBER OF MEXICO AND INVESTIGATION BY THE INITIATED LAST JUNE.

WITH QUESTION TO

SINCE THEN THE TRADE DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN WORKING CLOSELY

} HONG KONG COMPANIES ENGAGED IN EXPORTING THE PRODUCTS IN MEXICO TO PROVIDE PROCEDURAL ADVICE.

ACCORDING TO TRADE STATISTICS, DOMESTIC EXPORTS AND OF WOVEN FABRICS OF COTTON TO MEXICO, EXCLUDING DENIM, HK$17.1 MILLION AND HK$36.2 MILLION RESPECTIVELY IN 1991.

RE-EXPORTS AMOUNTED TO

SHENZHEN DELEGATION VISITS MARINE DEPARTMENT

TODAY (MONDAY) MET A IN BUREAU SUPERINTENDENCY HARBOUR SHENZHEN WHO ARE NOW ON A FAMILIARISATION VISIT IN HONG KONG.

THE DIRECTOR OF MARINE, MR TONY MILLER,

OF THE SEVEN-MEMBER DELEGATION

UNDERSTANDING OF PLANS OF THE

THE PORT'S

THE DELEGATES HOPED TO ACHIEVE A BETTER OPERATION OF THE HONG KONG PORT AND THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH A VISIT TO THE MARINE DEPARTMENT.

/LED BY

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