Shanghai Expo Forum to be Held in HK
A forum will be held on January 21 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel to mark the 100-day countdown to World Expo 2010 Shanghai China and promote Hong Kong's participation in the event.
The forum on vertical density will gather government officials, developers, planners and architects from Hong Kong, Shanghai and New York to explore how the concentration and growth of global cities can be balanced.
Meanwhile, the Education Bureau will hold the World Expo 2010 Shanghai China National Education Expert Talk from 2pm at the Kowloon Tong Education Services Centre on January 20, to enhance understanding of the Shanghai Expo among teachers and students.
Vice-Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Shanghai, and Vice Chairperson of the World Expo 2010 Shanghai China Executive Committee, Zhou Hanmin, will be the key speaker. He will share his experience in the bidding and preparations for the expo, and the challenges and opportunities arising from the mega event.
Vice President of Tongji University, Shanghai, and Former Deputy Director General of the Shanghai Municipal Urban Planning Administration Bureau Prof Wu Jiang will talk about the expo site's design and characteristics and its sustainable development.
Interested primary and secondary schools and tertiary institutions should submit nominations by January 11. For enquiries and registration, call 2153 7476 or 2153 7425.
News&Opinion
more- China's State Councilor calls for advancing high...
- China hatches first emperor penguin
- Dinosaur footprint fossil found in Shandong Prov...
- Peking Opera Rigoletto 'Jester' performs magic
- The romantic Day for lovers in China
- High Temperature Superconductor Technology R&D C...
- New Chinese Confucius Center Opens in Melbourne
- Officials Head to Chinese Classrooms
Policy&Laws
Sino-Japan partnership to help global recovery
China and Japan, the world's second and third largest economies, agr...
A new disciplinary policy aiming to curb plagiar...
According to a report by Beijing Daily on January 11, a new discipli...
How to improve Chinese Education?
A total of 48 schools in central and eastern China who aim to upgrad...





print
email
Favorite
Transtlate 
