Charles Wang-Wai NG, a CPPCC National Committee member (Education Group) and Vice-President of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, has called on the public to pay attention to the Election Committee Subsector Ordinary Elections on November 22 and to vote in accordance with the law.
Ng said Hong Kong should give full play to its international education advantages, take root in the Greater Bay Area and serve the country's needs. He attributed Hong Kong's steady progress to good governance and the improvement of the electoral system.
He noted that the 2021 electoral reform, which reconstituted the Election Committee under the "patriots administering Hong Kong" principle, achieved broad representativeness and balanced participation, and helped Hong Kong move away from political infighting toward orderly governance. This institutional advantage, he said, supports the development of an international post-secondary education hub, the University Town in the Northern Metropolis, and talent attraction, while laying a foundation for the higher education sector in the Greater Bay Area.
Ng stressed that the election concerns the selection of capable people, as elected members will elect the Chief Executive designate and nominate and elect LegCo members, directly shaping the quality of future governance. He noted that 31 subsectors are contested, showing the commitment of elites across sectors.
He urged voters and corporate body representatives to follow the election arrangements and vote on November 22 for patriots who care about Hong Kong's long-term development, working together to consolidate prosperity and stability.
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