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| Li Xiuheng passed away, Li Jiachao expressed condolences |
The passing of industrialist Li Sau-hang has saddened Chief Executive Lee Ka-chiu, who today conveyed heartfelt condolences to Li Sau-hang's family on behalf of the SAR government.
Li Xiuheng, a prominent figure, has held various esteemed positions, including membership in the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, presidency of the Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong, presidency of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Chamber of Commerce, and executive presidency of the Hong Kong Federation of Chinese Literary and Art Circles. He actively engaged in advisory roles within governmental and statutory bodies, offering invaluable insights for the advancement of the special administrative region.
Lee Ka-chiu, reflecting on their longstanding acquaintance, praised Li Xiuheng's dedication to fostering the growth of Hong Kong's industrial and commercial sectors, citing him as a successful business leader and esteemed industrialist. Li's sudden demise represents a profound loss to Hong Kong's societal fabric.
Furthermore, Lee commended Li Xiuheng's extensive and passionate involvement in public and social services, highlighting his significant contributions to the realms of economy, culture, and youth development. In recognition of his outstanding service, Li Xiuheng was honored with the Golden Bauhinia Star in 2017.
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| Li Xiuheng passed away, Li Jiacha |
Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po, Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Yeung Yun-hung, Secretary for Development Ning Hon-ho, and Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Yau Ying-wa also conveyed their heartfelt condolences and deep regrets on the passing of Li Xiuhang.
Chan Mo-po remarked that Li Xiuhang had been a staunch supporter of government policies, actively engaging in policy discussions and offering valuable suggestions. Throughout the years, Li had been dedicated to advancing the development of Hong Kong's industrial and commercial sectors, making significant contributions to the community.
Yeung Yun-hung highlighted Li Xiuheng's passion for Chinese culture and photography, emphasizing his role as a cultural relics collector and advocate for the arts. Li's efforts in promoting art development and preserving Chinese cultural heritage have been commendable, with his valuable insights greatly benefiting the Cultural Committee.
Ning Hanhao underscored Li Xiuheng's deep involvement in Hong Kong's affairs, particularly his contributions to the revitalization of old industrial buildings and innovation in development initiatives. Li's unwavering commitment to serving Hong Kong and his proactive approach towards progress have been admirable.
Yau Ying-wa praised Li Xiuhang's tireless efforts in promoting the growth of Hong Kong's industry and commerce, noting his active participation in public service endeavors such as advisory committees for the Trade Development Council and the Productivity Council. Li's exceptional performance and invaluable advice have significantly contributed to Hong Kong's development.
