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2019/01/25

SDEV visits North District

The Secretary for Development, Mr Michael Wong (second right), visited North District today (January 25) and met with local District Council members to gain a better understanding of the latest developments and needs of the district. Looking on are the Chairman of the North District Council, Mr So Sai-chi (first right), and the District Officer (North), Mr Chong Wing-wun (third right).
The Secretary for Development, Mr Michael Wong, visited the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups Leadership Institute during his visit to North District today (January 25). Located at the Former Fanling Magistracy, the institute is one of the projects under Batch III of the Revitalising Historic Buildings Through Partnership Scheme. Photo shows Mr Wong (left) being briefed by a young cultural ambassador on the history and architectural merits of the old magistracy.
The Secretary for Development, Mr Michael Wong, visited the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups Leadership Institute during his visit to North District today (January 25). Located at the Former Fanling Magistracy, the institute is one of the projects under Batch III of the Revitalising Historic Buildings Through Partnership Scheme. Photo shows Mr Wong (centre) being briefed by young cultural ambassadors on the history and architectural merits of the old magistracy.
The Secretary for Development, Mr Michael Wong, visited the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups Leadership Institute during his visit to North District today (January 25). Mr Wong (fourth right) is pictured with the Commissioner for Heritage, Mr Jose Yam (second left); the District Officer (North), Mr Chong Wing-wun (fourth left); and staff and young cultural ambassadors of the institute.
The Secretary for Development, Mr Michael Wong (second right), visited North District today (January 25) and met with local District Council members to gain a better understanding of the latest developments and needs of the district. Looking on are the Chairman of the North District Council, Mr So Sai-chi (first right), and the District Officer (North), Mr Chong Wing-wun (third right).
The Secretary for Development, Mr Michael Wong, visited the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups Leadership Institute during his visit to North District today (January 25). Located at the Former Fanling Magistracy, the institute is one of the projects under Batch III of the Revitalising Historic Buildings Through Partnership Scheme. Photo shows Mr Wong (left) being briefed by a young cultural ambassador on the history and architectural merits of the old magistracy.
The Secretary for Development, Mr Michael Wong, visited the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups Leadership Institute during his visit to North District today (January 25). Located at the Former Fanling Magistracy, the institute is one of the projects under Batch III of the Revitalising Historic Buildings Through Partnership Scheme. Photo shows Mr Wong (centre) being briefed by young cultural ambassadors on the history and architectural merits of the old magistracy.
The Secretary for Development, Mr Michael Wong, visited the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups Leadership Institute during his visit to North District today (January 25). Mr Wong (fourth right) is pictured with the Commissioner for Heritage, Mr Jose Yam (second left); the District Officer (North), Mr Chong Wing-wun (fourth left); and staff and young cultural ambassadors of the institute.
The Secretary for Development, Mr Michael Wong (second right), visited North District today (January 25) and met with local District Council members to gain a better understanding of the latest developments and needs of the district. Looking on are the Chairman of the North District Council, Mr So Sai-chi (first right), and the District Officer (North), Mr Chong Wing-wun (third right).
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