Protecting national security seen as key to Hong Kong’s stability
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A high-level meeting, hosted by Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu, was held to discuss a white paper issued by Beijing regarding national security. The paper, the third of its kind since 2014, emphasizes Hong Kong's responsibility in protecting national security under the "one country, two systems" framework. Attendees agreed that safeguarding national security is crucial for Hong Kong's stability, development, and ability to attract foreign investment. The white paper highlights the need for both the central government and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region to fulfill their responsibilities in safeguarding national security. The meeting occurred shortly after Jimmy Lai Chee-ying's sentencing for national security crimes, prompting calls for vigilance against national security risks.
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