Hong Kong – HK’s financial hub role has not changed by slightest degree after national security law is implemented: Carrie Lam (Global Times)

July 6, 2021

Hong Kong’s role as financial hub “has not swayed by the slightest degree” since implementation of the national security law for the city, Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said on Monday at a forum that celebrates one-year anniversary of the legislation, the chinanews.com reported.

HK’s financial hub role has not changed by slightest degree after national security law is implemented: Carrie Lam – Global Times

Passers-by look at a banner celebrating the centennial of the Communist Party of China and the 24th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland above the entrance to the office for safeguarding national security of the central government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region on Wednesday. Photo: cnsphoto

Passers-by look at a banner celebrating the centennial of the Communist Party of China and the 24th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to the motherland above the entrance to the office for safeguarding national security of the central government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region on Wednesday. Photo: cnsphoto

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Hong Kong – HK’s financial hub role has not changed by slightest degree after national security law is implemented: Carrie Lam (Global Times)

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