Lee’s trip is part of a broader series of visits to Greater Bay Area cities by Hong Kong’s chief executive as the region pushes for closer integration.
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Portuguese translations of official documents can take as long as two years to appear, legislator Che Sai Wang says, affecting the rights of some residents.
Such translations could increase technology transfers between China and the lusophone countries, legislature is told.
Deal is needed to provide a basis for the surrender of fugitives, according to Wong Sio Chak.
Ho Iat Seng’s bid for stronger commercial ties with the neighbouring city comes as authorities urge deeper integration in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
There is “absence of fair competition” when it comes to getting places on consultative bodies, says Che Sai Wang.
Ho Iat Seng is set to make his first European trip since taking office, with the first stop being Lisbon.
Ho Iat Seng also pledges support for the community’s unique traditions and thanks Macanese for their support during the difficult years of the pandemic.
Cultural and other ties to Portugal said to feature prominently on Ho’s agenda.