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1999.8.24 |
The Frontier leader Emily Lau and Legislative Councilor
Ho Sau-Lan, together with other 8 people, visited Taiwan governmental and
private institutions related to medical affairs in order to understand
Taiwan medical system as well as the development of Chinese medicine,
which would provide experience for medical reforms in Hong Kong. |
1999.9.23 |
The Hong Kong government sent a 16-member rescue mission
to Taiwan. The team, the first ever rescue mission dispatched abroad from
Hong Kong, is led by Sr. Divisional Officer of the Fire Services
Department Deng Dakchun and composed of firefighters and medical
personnel. |
1999.9.29 |
Hong Kong medical personnel came to Taiwan in three
dispatches to assist in medical care in the areas severely damaged in the
Sept. 21 Earthquake. |
1999.10.13 |
Representatives from all walks of life in Hong Kong
visited Taiwan and donated HKD56,659,329.7 for the reconstruction of the
earthquake-stricken areas. |
1999.10.16 |
Democratic Party Chairman Martin Chu-Ming Lee and Vice
Chairman Yang-Sen visited MAC Chairman Su-Chi and Taipei Mayor Ma Ying-Jeou
and expressed concerns from HK residents about the Earthquake as well as
delivered cards and signature banners of comforts. |
1999.11.26 |
Six Taipei City Councilors, including Pong Jian-Guo,
visited Hong Kong to observe the District Council Election. Courtesy
calls were paid to Democratic Party Chairman Martin Chu-Ming Lee and other
parties. Seminars were held and participated by scholars and
academia to help them understand the Election and the development of
democracy in Hong Kong. |
2000.1.6 |
Taiwan Research Institute invited 7 senior managers and
scholars from MRT Corporation Limited, Octopus Card Company and Hong Kong
Policy Research Institute to attend the 1st eminar of Two Cities?to
discuss issues concerning MRT operation, operation of subsidiaries and
product launches. |
2000.1.17 |
ong Kong Press Visiting Group? consisting of 17
members, ranging from writers, editors, directors and reporters from major
Hong Kong newspapers, visited Taiwan to observe and report the
presidential election. |
2000.2.14 |
The Delegation of ong Kong and Macao Press Editors and
Managers? consisting of 20 members of chief editors writers, directors
and senior reporters from major Hong Kong and Macao newspapers, visited
Taiwan to observe and report the presidential election. |
2000.3.11 |
Legislative councilor Lau Chin-Shek and Christine Lo, Lee
Peng-Fei, Frederick Fung Kin-Kee, Zheng Yu-Shuo, Chih-lien Huang and 17
other representatives from political circle and academia formed a visiting
group to observe Taiwan presidential election. |
2000.3.14 |
Legislative councilor Howard Young and 15 others formed
iberal Party Observation Group?and visited Taiwan for the presidential
election. |
2000.3.16 |
The Frontier leader Emily Lau and 9 members of the party
visited Taiwan for the observation of the presidential election. |
2000.3.16 |
he Observation Group of the Hong Kong Press? consisting
of chief editors, supervisors, commentators, writers, and special
reporters from major Hong Kong newspapers, visited Taiwan to observe and
report the presidential election. |
2000.4.25 |
A group of 13 middle school teachers and principals, led
by Tshung Tsin Secondary School Principle Johnson Wai Kwong Chung, visited
Taiwan. A seminar was given and participated by 12 principals from
local middle schools, relevant government officials and civil education
groups to discuss and exchange their experience on issues concerning
teaching system, curriculum arrangement and counselling with youngsters.
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