A senior cadre at Beijing’s liaison office in Hong Kong with a rich financial background is expected to be transferred back to the capital for a new role in a committee advising leadership on economic policies for the next five-year plan, the Post has learned.
Qi Bin, who turned 57 last month, was appointed by the State Council in November last year to take up the post of deputy director of the central government’s liaison office in Hong Kong.
It is understood that he will be made a deputy...
Hong Kong liaison office’s Qi Bin to take up new role in Beijing on economic affairs
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Source: scmp.com

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