John Lee Ka-chiu
John Lee Ka-chiu is the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, having taken office in July 2022. A former police officer and civil servant, he previously served as the Secretary for Security. Lee has been involved in various aspects of governance and policy-making in Hong Kong, particularly in matters related to security and law enforcement. Recently, he was in the news due to a fraudulent account on social media impersonating him, which claimed that he would be issuing a Hong Kong cryptocurrency. The government quickly clarified that this information was false and a scam, urging the public to verify information and be cautious of such impersonations.
Born on Dec 12, 1967 (57 years old)
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Hong Kong:
John Lee Ka-chiu is leading the Hong Kong governance team to implement important directives from the President of China.
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Hong Kong:
John Lee Ka-chiu stated that 332 people have been arrested under the National Security Law.
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Hong Kong:
John Lee Ka-chiu stated that the Hong Kong government will support students facing discrimination.
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Hong Kong:
John Lee Ka-chiu, the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, led a delegation to the Middle East to enhance cooperation and secure visa-free travel agreements.
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Vietnam:
John Lee Ka-chiu, the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, announced a plan to improve support for the elderly in his policy address.
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Hong Kong:
John Lee Ka-chiu responded to Xia Baolong's four points by committing to uphold national interests and enhance cooperation with the business community.
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Hong Kong:
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu is leading a business delegation to the Middle East.
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Hong Kong:
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu is leading a delegation to visit Zhejiang, Hangzhou, and Ningbo.
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Hong Kong:
John Lee emphasized the need to remember the past and maintain national security.
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Panama:
John Lee Ka-chiu, the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, criticized what he called 'intimidation tactics' by foreign governments regarding the agreement.
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