Hey news enthusiasts! A lively academic forum in Beijing brought together nearly 100 experts, scholars, and thought leaders to dive into how the national security law for the HKSAR is driving local stability and economic growth. Hosted by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the event united participants from the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong, Macao SARs, and 11 other countries including the United Kingdom and Malaysia.
The symposium, themed "Review and prospects of the five years since the implementation of the national security law for the HKSAR," featured in-depth discussions on topics such as the theory and practice of national security legislation, its impact on economic development, and social governance. Experts shared extensive data and case studies showing how robust security measures not only restore local stability but also pave the way for human rights protection—all under the enduring framework of "One Country, Two Systems." 🔥
Drawing inspiration from successful experiences in both the Hong Kong and Macao SARs, participants emphasized that values like peace, inclusiveness, openness, and shared development are more crucial than ever in today’s fast-changing world. This forum demonstrates how smart security policies can be the cornerstone of prosperity and a stable future for the HKSAR.
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Forum highlights national security law's key role in HK's prosperity
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