Yeung Ho Pei Yin: Hong Kong civil servants must consolidate the concept of the country in line with the national development strategy

　　China News Service, Hong Kong, September 27 (Dai Xiaolu) The Secretary of the Civil Service Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, Yang He Beiyin, said on the 27th that Hong Kong should give full play to its own advantages and actively contact the mainland and the countries and regions along the "Belt and Road". Deepen understanding of national development strategies and changes in the world pattern.

　　Yang He Beiyin attended the ninth "National Foreign Affairs Series" lecture jointly organized by the Hong Kong Civil Service College and the Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and delivered a speech.

She said that, as an important construction node and preferred platform for the "Belt and Road" initiative, with the support of the state, Hong Kong should actively connect the mainland with the countries and regions along the "Belt and Road" by virtue of its obvious advantages of "backing the motherland and connecting the world" , and the SAR civil servants should play an active role in it, in line with the country's development strategy.

　　"The Civil Service Academy consolidates the national concept of senior civil servants through different trainings, deepens their understanding of national development, and enhances their international vision and sense of touch." Yang He Beiyin explained that in the face of an increasingly complex international environment, civil servants need to deepen their understanding of national development strategies change with the world pattern.

　　The "National Foreign Affairs Series" is a key training program launched by the Hong Kong Civil Service College. It has been held monthly since January this year, and each issue covers different topics.

With the theme of "China-Africa Relations", the lecture was given by Wu Peng, Director-General of the Department of African Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through video. About 200 director-level and senior civil servants participated in real time through the Internet.

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