Conference Background

The 8th Guangdong Hong Kong Macau Sustainable Development Conference will be hosted by the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE), with Guangdong Provincial Association for Science and Technology and the Macau Institution of Engineers as joint organisers. The conference is jointly organised by the Environmental and Civil Divisions of HKIE.

The main theme of the Conference is “Opportunities and Challenges of Sustainable Development in the Pearl River Delta Bay Area under the Belt and Road Initiative”, The Belt and Road Initiative is an important strategy for China’s external and internal development. The Pearl River Delta Bay Area (PRD Bay Area) has become a major focus of future development and growth.

The conference would cover five key development concepts: innovative development, coordinated development, open development, green development and shared development. The three objectives of development are economic vibrancy, environmental sustainability and social harmony. 

Speakers:

Guest of Honour - Mr. Wong Kam Sing, JP

Keynote speakers:

Ir Dr LO Wai Kwok

Prof CHEN Guang Han

Prof WANG Zhi Shi

Ir James CHIU and Ms. WU Xiao

Prof Ir Daniel M CHENG

Mr. SHI Hai Ou

Mr. WAN Lat Meng

Mr. K.K. LING

Speakers

Prof LIU Yun Gang

Ir Bruce W.H. CHONG

Dr. ZHAO Ya Lan

Prof LI Tin Yau

Ir CHAN Wing Gong

Dr LI Jian Xin

Mr. CHAN Kwok Wah & Mr. HO Siu Kwong

Prof Thomas NG and Dr. XU Jun

Dr. Yanhua MAO

Mr. Eric CHING

Mr. Wilson FUNG Wing Yip

Ir Dr YE You Hua

Ir Dr CHAN Hon Fai

Ir HAO Quan Cheng

Closing session speakers

Dr. XU Xiang Rong

Ms Christine LOH

Ir Elvis AU Wai Kwong

Registration & Enquiries

Please visit HERE OR refer to the attached leaflet for registration details. Please contact  Ms Joanne Hui / Ms Tiffany Wong for enquiries.

Direct registration link http://gdhkmsdf8.hkdevx.net/zh/注冊查詢/

Photo can be downloaded here:

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