Commissioner of Customs and Excise leads Customs officers and "Customs YES" members to Xian for study of national cultural heritage conservation works (with photos)

10 Jul 2023

​The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, today (July 10) led 30 Customs officers and 50 members of "Customs YES" to Xian to learn about the national cultural heritage conservation works.

Ms Ho and the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun, today attended the opening ceremony of the "Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao Course on Capacity Building to Prevent Illegal Trafficking of Cultural Heritage", which was jointly organised by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and Hong Kong Customs for the first time. A total of 61 enforcement and cultural heritage conservation officers from the three places participated in the seven-day course, including 30 Hong Kong Customs officers who will become members of the National Cultural Heritage Identification Team of Hong Kong Customs and be responsible for providing support to other frontline officers in identifying and handling national cultural heritage.

In her opening ceremony's speech, Ms Ho encouraged the officers to shoulder the responsibility of protecting and inheriting Chinese history and culture, and reiterated Hong Kong Customs' commitment to promoting enforcement co-operation with the Mainland and Macao to combat illegal trafficking of national cultural heritage.

Ms Ho later led 50 "Customs YES" members who participated in the Silk Road summer cultural study tour to visit the Shaanxi Archaeological Museum. She and Mr Li, together with the tour members, also took part in a workshop on the restoration of Qin terracotta figures to experience the rigorous and meticulous cultural heritage excavation and restoration process, and to understand the country's spirit of protecting and inheriting cultural heritage. Ms Ho encouraged the members to seize the opportunity to understand the country's history and culture, actively participate in the tour, and promote the broad and profound Chinese history and culture to their friends and families upon returning to Hong Kong.

In addition, Ms Ho will pay a courtesy call to Xian Customs to exchange views on deepening mutual co-operation during her visit.

Ends/Monday, July 10, 2023

The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, and the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun, today (July 10) attended the opening ceremony of the "Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao Course on Capacity Building to Prevent Illegal Trafficking of Cultural Heritage" which was jointly organised by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and Hong Kong Customs for the first time. A total of 61 enforcement and cultural heritage conservation officers from the three places, including 30 Hong Kong Customs officers, attend the course. Photo shows Ms Ho (first row, eighth left); Mr Li (first row, ninth left); the Director of the General Administration Office of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Zhang Junfeng (first row, seventh left); other Mainland and Hong Kong Customs officials, as well as Hong Kong Customs officers participating in the course.The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, and the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun, today (July 10) attended the opening ceremony of the "Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao Course on Capacity Building to Prevent Illegal Trafficking of Cultural Heritage" which was jointly organised by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and Hong Kong Customs for the first time. A total of 61 enforcement and cultural heritage conservation officers from the three places, including 30 Hong Kong Customs officers, attend the course. Photo shows Ms Ho (first row, eighth left); Mr Li (first row, ninth left); the Director of the General Administration Office of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Zhang Junfeng (first row, seventh left); other Mainland and Hong Kong Customs officials, as well as Hong Kong Customs officers participating in the course.The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, and the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun, today (July 10) attended the opening ceremony of the "Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao Course on Capacity Building to Prevent Illegal Trafficking of Cultural Heritage" which was jointly organised by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and Hong Kong Customs for the first time. A total of 61 enforcement and cultural heritage conservation officers from the three places, including 30 Hong Kong Customs officers, attend the course. Photo shows Ms Ho (first row, eighth left); Mr Li (first row, ninth left); the Director of the General Administration Office of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Zhang Junfeng (first row, seventh left); other Mainland and Hong Kong Customs officials, as well as Hong Kong Customs officers participating in the course.
The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho (second right), and the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun (second left), today (July 10) attended the opening ceremony of "Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao Course on Capacity Building to Prevent Illegal Trafficking of Cultural Heritage" jointly organised by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and Hong Kong Customs for the first time.The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho (second right), and the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun (second left), today (July 10) attended the opening ceremony of "Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao Course on Capacity Building to Prevent Illegal Trafficking of Cultural Heritage" jointly organised by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and Hong Kong Customs for the first time.The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho (second right), and the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun (second left), today (July 10) attended the opening ceremony of "Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao Course on Capacity Building to Prevent Illegal Trafficking of Cultural Heritage" jointly organised by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and Hong Kong Customs for the first time.
The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, and the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun, today (July 10) attended the opening ceremony of "Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao Course on Capacity Building to Prevent Illegal Trafficking of Cultural Heritage" jointly organised by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and Hong Kong Customs for the first time. Photo shows Ms Ho (right) delivering a speech at the opening ceremony.The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, and the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun, today (July 10) attended the opening ceremony of "Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao Course on Capacity Building to Prevent Illegal Trafficking of Cultural Heritage" jointly organised by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and Hong Kong Customs for the first time. Photo shows Ms Ho (right) delivering a speech at the opening ceremony.The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, and the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun, today (July 10) attended the opening ceremony of "Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao Course on Capacity Building to Prevent Illegal Trafficking of Cultural Heritage" jointly organised by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and Hong Kong Customs for the first time. Photo shows Ms Ho (right) delivering a speech at the opening ceremony.
The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, today (July 10) led 50 members of "Customs YES" to Xian to learn about the national cultural heritage conservation works. Photo shows Ms Ho (first row, eighth left); the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun (first row, centre); Vice Governor of Shaanxi Province Mr Xu Mingfei (first row, eighth right); the Director of the General Administration Office of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Zhang Junfeng (first row, seventh left); the Assistant Commissioner of Customs and Excise (Intelligence and Investigation), Mr Mark Woo (first row, seventh right); the Honorary Founding Executive Director of the Executive Committee of "Customs YES", Mr Edgar Kwan (first row, sixth left); other members on the visit and "Customs YES" members.The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, today (July 10) led 50 members of "Customs YES" to Xian to learn about the national cultural heritage conservation works. Photo shows Ms Ho (first row, eighth left); the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun (first row, centre); Vice Governor of Shaanxi Province Mr Xu Mingfei (first row, eighth right); the Director of the General Administration Office of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Zhang Junfeng (first row, seventh left); the Assistant Commissioner of Customs and Excise (Intelligence and Investigation), Mr Mark Woo (first row, seventh right); the Honorary Founding Executive Director of the Executive Committee of "Customs YES", Mr Edgar Kwan (first row, sixth left); other members on the visit and "Customs YES" members.The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, today (July 10) led 50 members of "Customs YES" to Xian to learn about the national cultural heritage conservation works. Photo shows Ms Ho (first row, eighth left); the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun (first row, centre); Vice Governor of Shaanxi Province Mr Xu Mingfei (first row, eighth right); the Director of the General Administration Office of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Zhang Junfeng (first row, seventh left); the Assistant Commissioner of Customs and Excise (Intelligence and Investigation), Mr Mark Woo (first row, seventh right); the Honorary Founding Executive Director of the Executive Committee of "Customs YES", Mr Edgar Kwan (first row, sixth left); other members on the visit and "Customs YES" members.
The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, today (July 10) led 50 members of "Customs YES" to Xian to learn about the national cultural heritage conservation works. Photo shows Ms Ho (first right), and the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun (second right), interacting with "Customs YES" members in the Shaanxi Archaeological Museum.The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, today (July 10) led 50 members of "Customs YES" to Xian to learn about the national cultural heritage conservation works. Photo shows Ms Ho (first right), and the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun (second right), interacting with "Customs YES" members in the Shaanxi Archaeological Museum.The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, today (July 10) led 50 members of "Customs YES" to Xian to learn about the national cultural heritage conservation works. Photo shows Ms Ho (first right), and the Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Li Qun (second right), interacting with "Customs YES" members in the Shaanxi Archaeological Museum.
The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, today (July 10) led 50 members of "Customs YES" to Xian to learn about the national cultural heritage conservation works. Photo shows Ms Ho (second right) and "Customs YES" members taking part in a workshop on the restoration of Qin terracotta figures.The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, today (July 10) led 50 members of "Customs YES" to Xian to learn about the national cultural heritage conservation works. Photo shows Ms Ho (second right) and "Customs YES" members taking part in a workshop on the restoration of Qin terracotta figures.The Commissioner of Customs and Excise, Ms Louise Ho, today (July 10) led 50 members of "Customs YES" to Xian to learn about the national cultural heritage conservation works. Photo shows Ms Ho (second right) and "Customs YES" members taking part in a workshop on the restoration of Qin terracotta figures.
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