2022/11/09

Greater Bay Area Built Heritage Summit 2022 opens

The Financial Secretary, Mr Paul Chan, speaks at the Greater Bay Area Built Heritage Summit 2022 today (November 9).
Jointly organised by the Commissioner for Heritage's Office and the Antiquities and Monuments Office under the Development Bureau, the Greater Bay Area Built Heritage Summit 2022 opened at Hong Kong City Hall today (November 9). Photo shows Deputy Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration Mr Lu Jin speaking at the opening ceremony.
Jointly organised by the Commissioner for Heritage's Office and the Antiquities and Monuments Office under the Development Bureau, the Greater Bay Area Built Heritage Summit 2022 opened at Hong Kong City Hall today (November 9). Photo shows the Secretary for Development, Ms Bernadette Linn (centre), the Director General of Department of Culture and Tourism of Guangdong Province, Mr Li Bin (left on screen); and the President of Cultural Affairs Bureau of Macao Special Administrative Region, Ms Leong Wai-man (right on screen) signing Memorandum of Understanding on the Collaboration and Exchange on Cultural and Archaeological Heritage amongst the Greater Bay Area, witnessed by the Financial Secretary, Mr Paul Chan (left), and Deputy Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration Mr Lu Jin (right).
The Commissioner for Heritage's Office and the Antiquities and Monuments Office under the Development Bureau will jointly present the exhibition "In Virtual of Heritage - Exploring Monuments with Heritage Technology" from November 11 to 22 at the Exhibition Hall, Low Block, Hong Kong City Hall. Photo shows one of the highlight exhibits, one of the newly declared monuments, Hong Kong City Hall, constructed with toy bricks.
The Financial Secretary, Mr Paul Chan, speaks at the Greater Bay Area Built Heritage Summit 2022 today (November 9).
Jointly organised by the Commissioner for Heritage's Office and the Antiquities and Monuments Office under the Development Bureau, the Greater Bay Area Built Heritage Summit 2022 opened at Hong Kong City Hall today (November 9). Photo shows Deputy Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration Mr Lu Jin speaking at the opening ceremony.
Jointly organised by the Commissioner for Heritage's Office and the Antiquities and Monuments Office under the Development Bureau, the Greater Bay Area Built Heritage Summit 2022 opened at Hong Kong City Hall today (November 9). Photo shows the Secretary for Development, Ms Bernadette Linn (centre), the Director General of Department of Culture and Tourism of Guangdong Province, Mr Li Bin (left on screen); and the President of Cultural Affairs Bureau of Macao Special Administrative Region, Ms Leong Wai-man (right on screen) signing Memorandum of Understanding on the Collaboration and Exchange on Cultural and Archaeological Heritage amongst the Greater Bay Area, witnessed by the Financial Secretary, Mr Paul Chan (left), and Deputy Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration Mr Lu Jin (right).
The Commissioner for Heritage's Office and the Antiquities and Monuments Office under the Development Bureau will jointly present the exhibition "In Virtual of Heritage - Exploring Monuments with Heritage Technology" from November 11 to 22 at the Exhibition Hall, Low Block, Hong Kong City Hall. Photo shows one of the highlight exhibits, one of the newly declared monuments, Hong Kong City Hall, constructed with toy bricks.
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