HKThe Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office (HKMAO) has appointed Hua Liebing, a former high-ranking economic crime investigator from mainland China, to lead its discipline inspection and supervision group. This follows the departure of Geng Changyou, who took a provincial role in disciplinary work. The appointment was announced through an organizational update on the HKMAO's website, marking continued changes in leadership within the office. Hua joins other senior leaders including Xia Baolong, who has headed the HKMAO since 2020, and Zhou Ji, who also oversees Beijing's liaison office in Hong Kong. The move occurred shortly after a meeting focused on Communist Party building, during which the discipline group participated.
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