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Chief Executive to visit Guangxi


The Chief Executive, Mr Edmund Ho Hau Wah, leaves tomorrow Wednesday (26 January) on a four-day visit to Guangxi, at the invitation of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region government. Mr Ho is scheduled to meet with the secretary of the CPC Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Regional Committee, Mr Cao Bochun, and the Chairman of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Mr Lu Bing, during the visit. The delegation, which includes about 110 representatives from the business sector, will also visit Nanning, Liuzhou, Fang Chenggang and Guilin. They are scheduled to return to Macao on Saturday (29 January). Members of the official delegation include the Secretary for Economy and Finance, Mr Tam Pak Yuen; the Vice Chairman of the Legislative Assembly, Mr Lau Cheok Va; members of the Executive Council, Mr Tong Chi Kin, Mr Ma Lao Lai, Mr Lam Heong Sang; the Chief of the Office of the Chief Executive, Mr Ho Veng On; the Chief of the Office of the Economy and Finance, Ms Lok Kit Sim; the Director of the Macau Government Tourist Office, Mr João Costa Antunes; the President of the Civic & Municipal Affairs Bureau, Mr Lau Si Lo; the president of the Macao Trade and Investment Promotion Institute, Mr Lee Peng Hong; the Director of the Government Information Bureau, Mr Victor Chan; the Director of the Cultural Institute, Ms Heidi Ho; the Co-ordinator of the Supporting Office to the Secretariat of China & Portuguese-speaking Countries Economic Co-operation Forum (Macao), Ms Rita Botelho dos Santos; the Director of the Office of the MSAR in Beijing, Mr Ng Pak Meng; and the General Secretary of the Economic Committee, Mr Peter Lio.



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