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The Secretary for Food and Health, Professor Sophia Chan, today (April 7) hosted four briefing sessions to brief and exchange views with stakeholders on the improvements to the electoral system of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
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The Secretary for Food and Health, Professor Sophia Chan, today (April 7) hosted four briefing sessions to brief and exchange views with stakeholders on the improvements to the electoral system of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Photo shows Professor Chan (eighth left) with stakeholders of the agriculture and fisheries sector at a briefing session. Also pictured are the Permanent Secretary for Food and Health (Food), Miss Vivian Lau (first right); the Under Secretary for Food and Health, Dr Chui Tak-yi (first left); and the Director of Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation, Dr Leung Siu-fai (sixth left).
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The Secretary for Food and Health, Professor Sophia Chan, today (April 7) hosted four briefing sessions to brief and exchange views with stakeholders on the improvements to the electoral system of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Photo shows Professor Chan (seventh left) with stakeholders of the catering sector at a briefing session. Looking on are the Permanent Secretary for Food and Health (Food), Miss Vivian Lau (first right); the Under Secretary for Food and Health, Dr Chui Tak-yi (sixth left); and Acting Director of Food and Environmental Hygiene, Miss Diane Wong (first left).
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The Secretary for Food and Health, Professor Sophia Chan, today (April 7) hosted four briefing sessions to brief and exchange views with stakeholders on the improvements to the electoral system of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Photo shows Professor Chan (fourth right, front row) with stakeholders of the Chinese medicine sector at a briefing session. Looking on are the Under Secretary for Food and Health, Dr Chui Tak-yi (fifth left, front row); the Head of Chinese Medicine Unit of the Food and Health Bureau, Ms Ellen Chan (first right, back row); and the Assistant Director of Health (Chinese Medicine), Dr Christine Wong (first left, back row).