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Source :Qianhai Communication Center

Qianhai will make a series of efforts to establish a synergic integrity supervision system with both mainland and Hong Kong related features, according to Li Weijie, director of the Qianhai Anti-corruption Bureau.

Li said the efforts are concrete measures for Qianhai to implement the instructions made in the report of the 7th congress of the CPC Shenzhen Municipal Committee held last month.

Specifically, Qianhai will join hands with Hong Kong’s Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) to regularly hold anti-corruption seminars for Hong Kong-funded companies in Qianhai. The seminar will serve as an important platform for the collaboration of an integrity mechanism between Qianhai and Hong Kong and research on clean governance.

Qianhai will also hand out anti-corruption booklets to the 12,000 Hong Kong enterprises registered in the free trade area and join hands with ICAC to guide the enterprises strengthen their commercial morals and comply with relevant laws and regulations.

A training platform for the anti-corruption agencies in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area will be built in Qianhai. Qianhai will strengthen its cooperation with ICAC and with the Vocational Training Council (VCT) in Hong Kong. Anti-corruption cadres from the two cities will conduct regular exchanges and undergo training.

Qianhai also plans to invite delegates of Hong Kong-funded enterprises and deputies to the National People's Congress and the national committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference to serve as inspectors of Qianhai’s anti-corruption work.

In addition, learning from ICAC’s practice of carrying out anti-corruption campaigns in local communities, Qianhai will open the first Qianhai Integrity Workstation to popularize anti-corruption culture to the public and private enterprises.