2010/05/05

Secretary for Development visits Wellington

The Secretary for Development, Mrs Carrie Lam, arrived in Wellington yesterday (May 4) on a four-day official visit to New Zealand at the invitation of the New Zealand Government. Picture shows Mrs Lam exchanging views with the Minister for the Environment, Minister Responsible for Climate Change Issues and Minister for Accident Compensation Corporation, Dr Nick Smith, on the promotion of green buildings in Wellington yesterday.
Mrs Lam was briefed on the history and preservation works of the Old Government Building during her first-day visit to Wellington yesterday (May 4).
Mrs Lam tours the Wellington waterfront areas during her second-day visit to Wellington today (May 5).
Mrs Lam presents a souvenir to the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance and Minister for Infrastructure, Mr Bill English, today (May 5).
Mrs Lam visits the old High Court Building in Wellington today (May 5).
Mrs Lam is briefed on the special architectural features of the new New Zealand Supreme Court building in Wellington today (May 5).
The Secretary for Development, Mrs Carrie Lam, arrived in Wellington yesterday (May 4) on a four-day official visit to New Zealand at the invitation of the New Zealand Government. Picture shows Mrs Lam exchanging views with the Minister for the Environment, Minister Responsible for Climate Change Issues and Minister for Accident Compensation Corporation, Dr Nick Smith, on the promotion of green buildings in Wellington yesterday.
Mrs Lam was briefed on the history and preservation works of the Old Government Building during her first-day visit to Wellington yesterday (May 4).
Mrs Lam tours the Wellington waterfront areas during her second-day visit to Wellington today (May 5).
Mrs Lam presents a souvenir to the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance and Minister for Infrastructure, Mr Bill English, today (May 5).
Mrs Lam visits the old High Court Building in Wellington today (May 5).
Mrs Lam is briefed on the special architectural features of the new New Zealand Supreme Court building in Wellington today (May 5).
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