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Beijing visit for principal officials to strengthen knowledge of national development


All principal officials of the Government, along with the Public Prosecutor-General are attending, from 21 to 25 April, training sessions in Beijing regarding national development, followed by a visit to Jiangsu Province.

The programme aims to provide to the participants fresh insights on national strategies and the latest developments regarding the country’s socio-economic conditions. It is part of the effort to consolidate and integrate Macao’s contribution to the country’s development.

The training programme has been approved by the Chief Executive and related departments of the Central Government. The respective duties of the officials taking part in the training sessions will be covered by colleagues in accordance with the existing protocol.

Training for the officials is part of the overall training programme for Macao’s civil servants.

Officials receiving training at the Chinese Academy of Governance are: the Secretary for Administration and Justice Ms Chan Hoi Fan; the Secretary for Economy and Finance Mr Leong Vai Tac; the Secretary for Security Mr Wong Sio Chak; the Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture Mr Tam Chon Weng; the Secretary for Transport and Public Works Mr Raimundo Arrais do Rosario; the Commissioner Against Corruption Mr Cheong Weng Chon; the Commissioner of Audit Mr Ho Veng On; the Commissioner-General of the Unitary Police Service Mr Ma Io Kun; the Director-General of the Macao Customs Service Mr Vong Iao Lek; and the Public Prosecutor-General Mr Ip Son Sang.

While in Beijing, Ms Chan Hoi Fan will pay a visit to the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council.



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