Hong Kong signs MOU with UK on expertise and experience exchange in implementing infrastructure projects (2018/03/08)

The Permanent Secretary for Development (Works), Mr Hon Chi-keung (right), and the Chief Executive of the Infrastructure and Projects Authority of the United Kingdom (UK), Mr Tony Meggs (left), signed a Memorandum of Understanding in London yesterday (March 7, London time) to strengthen exchange in expertise and experience between Hong Kong and the UK in implementing infrastructure projects.
The Permanent Secretary for Development (Works), Mr Hon Chi-keung (right), and the Chief Executive of the Infrastructure and Projects Authority of the United Kingdom (UK), Mr Tony Meggs (left), signed a Memorandum of Understanding in London yesterday (March 7, London time) to strengthen exchange in expertise and experience between Hong Kong and the UK in implementing infrastructure projects.
The Permanent Secretary for Development (Works), Mr Hon Chi-keung, signed a Memorandum of Understanding yesterday (March 7, London time) in London, the United Kingdom (UK), to strengthen exchange in expertise and experience between Hong Kong and the UK in implementing infrastructure projects. Picture shows (from left) Senior Advisor of the Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) of the UK Mr Keith Waller; the Chief Executive of the IPA, Mr Tony Meggs; Mr Hon; and the Head of the Project Cost Management Office of the Development Bureau, Mr John Kwong, at the signing ceremony.
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