The new head of Hong Kong announces a reform of the Cabinet ahead of the start of his mandate

June 27. (EUROPA PRESS) –

The new head of government of Hong Kong, John Lee, announced on Monday a reform of the Cabinet for the start of his term after he is sworn in this Friday, July 1.

In total, fourteen senior officials will be sworn in within the framework of a restructuring plan of the Executive of the Chinese special administrative region, according to information from the RTHK radio station.

In a statement, the authorities have indicated that the new senior positions are “experienced administrative officials with leadership and management skills.” “I have full confidence that they will continue to serve the community with professionalism in their new positions,” the text states.

Lee, who was ‘number two’ for the Hong Kong head of government, Carrie Lam, already assured after being named his successor that he “will help those in need” and will work to “unite society” and “build a Hong Kong with hope and opportunities, as well as an inclusive culture of care”.