HKSAR's 8th LegCo tasked with fostering Hong Kong's development: LegCo president
HONG KONG -- Members of the eighth-term Legislative Council (LegCo) of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) are expected to work with the HKSAR government to inject more vitality into Hong Kong's development, said Andrew Leung Kwan-yuen, president of the seventh-term LegCo, on Tuesday.
Leung made the remarks at a press briefing attended by incumbent LegCo members and members-elect of the eighth-term Legco. The eighth-term LegCo election was held on Sunday, and the results were announced on Monday morning.
Leung said he believes this election further showcased the good momentum ushered in by the principle of "patriots administering Hong Kong."
This will help advance reforms and achieve greater development for Hong Kong, he added.
He encouraged the 50 re-elected LegCo members to communicate with the 40 first-time legislators to help them settle into the new role.
The eighth-term LegCo of the HKSAR will commence its four-year term on Jan 1, 2026.
- Senior enterprise official facing probe
- China's anti-graft authorities reveal extent of year's work
- Former Haikou Party chief gets death sentence with reprieve
- Purchase of US-made weapons to push Taiwan closer to the peril of war: spokesman
- WIC calls for submission of cultural heritage digitalization cases
- China calls for global opposition to Japanese neo-militarism
