HONG KONG, Oct 12 — Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam has postponed her annual policy address scheduled for Wednesday in order to go to Beijing for talks on how the central government can help with the financial hub's economic recovery. Lam said she would go to Beijing this month and aimed to...
Monday, 12 Oct 2020 01:47 PM MYT
Lam said she would go to Beijing this month and aimed to hold her policy address by the end of November. “It is a matter of responding to a positive indication from the central government that they want to take into account the chief executive's recommendations, that they really want to facilitate those policy measures so that Hong Kong people have more confidence that the economy will bounce back.”
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