Chris Ip said "Hidden Gems" refers to the ICH treasures hidden within Hong Kong, which should be unearthed and passed on so that the world can learn about a lesser-known side of the city. He expressed deepest gratitude to the Intangible Cultural Heritage Office for its strong support, including introducing ICH items and recommending inheritors for filming.

Hong Kong is an inalienable part of China, and Hong Kong affairs are purely China’s internal affairs. No foreign government or politician has any right to interfere. The Hong Kong Alliance case was adjudicated by the Hong Kong Court in strict accordance with Hong Kong law and legal procedures, our Court upholds rule of law, judicial independence and impartility in the entire course of the legal proceedings.

The DAB has long pursued alignment of policies for Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao individual yacht travel. Over the past two years, it has put forward concrete proposals through the National "Two Sessions" to build a Greater Bay Area yacht port, allow for mutual recognition of yacht licences among Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Macao, and promote individual yacht travel. In May this year, the DAB raised an oral question in LegCo urging the SAR Government to set out a yacht industry bluep

In a spirit of solidarity, a number of donors have contributed a total of HK$200,000 through the DAB to support disaster relief efforts in Nepal. DAB Chairperson Chan Hak-kan, together with Vice‑Chairperson Holden Chow and Standing Committee Member and Ethnic Minorities Committee Chairperson Cheng Wing-shun, presented the donation cheque yesterday afternoon to Mr. Satish Gurung, Acting Consul General of Nepal in Hong Kong, for onward transmission to the relevant Nepalese auth

The DAB yesterday led a delegation to Shenzhen's Liantang Port to examine the latest developments in cargo transformation, passenger flow management, industrial synergy, and community supporting facilities, and put forward policy recommendations for deepening Hong Kong Shenzhen integration.

The Hong Kong Alliance together with Lee Cheuk-yan, Ho Chun-yan, and Chow Hang-tung were found guilty of the offence of "incitement to subversion" under our Hong Kong National Security Law, the latest verdict handed down by the Hong Kong Court indeed upheld the rule of law and safeguarded our national security.