The Business and Professionals Alliance for Hong Kong (BPA) always endeavours to send concern to every corner of the society through strong liaison with local residents, the general public and the business community. During the Mid-Autumn Festival period, the Alliance had distributed more than 6000 moon cakes to residents of Tai Po, Sha Tin, Kwai Chung and the outlying islands…
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It is Mid-Autumn Festival, time for family union and time for moon cakes. The Business and Professionals Alliance for Hong Kong (BPA) has a large quantity of moon cakes ready…
At a meeting with representatives of the Business and Professionals Alliance for Hong Kong (BPA) today (September 10), the security industry reflected that it had problems of hiring staff. In response, Chairman Mr Andrew Leung proposed that more training and promotion opportunities should be offered to attract young people to the industry.
The Government’s introduction of the Buyer’s Stamp Duty (BSD) and the Double Stamp Duty (DSD) to address the issues with the property market since last year has impacted on Hong Kong people, the property market and the business community.
BPA welcomes the new measures under the Supplement X to CEPA (“CEPA X”). As Hong Kong’s legal and financial professional services already possess definite advantages, CEPA X renders further assistance to them in anchoring the Mainland market……
Social development, a better quality of life and enhanced transport infrastructure are necessary to make Hong Kong an international city.
Students from Sichuan Ya’an were farewelled by their friends in Hong Kong this morning. The five-day visit did not only make memorable and pleasant moments, but also built profound friendship between the teenagers from both places.
The theme of the Sichuan Ya’an delegation is to promote friendship and to learn by sharing. Students from Ya’an started their official trip this morning (23rd July) after a good rest. Their first stop was the City University of Hong Kong, for an orientation and exchange programme.
A powerful earthquake hit the Sichuan province near Ya’an city on 20th April 2013. During the BPA’s visit to Beijing in late April, BPA extended its sympathy to the earthquake victims.
It has been reported that the Shenzhen Municipal Government earlier conducted sampling tests on shellfish, and the results revealed that the concentration of heavy metal cadmium in almost 70 per cent of the samples had exceeded the relevant standards.