HKSAR Government Recognizes Outstanding Civil Service Performance

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The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government has announced the awarding of the Chief Executive's Award for Exemplary Performance to two teams that displayed exceptional competence and efficiency in their work. The HKSAR Search and Rescue Team, which was sent to quake-stricken areas in Myanmar in March 2025, and the Inter-departmental Preparation Team for Kai Tak Sports Park (KTSP) Commissioning have been recognized for their outstanding performance. The Chief Executive, Mr John Lee, expressed pride in the teams' contributions and emphasized the importance of driving result-oriented policies in the Government.

Key Takeaways:

  • The HKSAR Search and Rescue Team was awarded for its fearless professionalism and humanitarian care during its deployment in Myanmar in March 2025.
  • The Inter-departmental Preparation Team for KTSP Commissioning was recognized for its efficient collaboration and precise planning, showcasing the civil servants' ability to overcome challenges and accomplish tasks with professionalism.
  • The two award-winning teams comprised outstanding civil servants across different departments and grades, highlighting the excellence of the HKSAR's civil service.
  • The recognition of the two teams reinforces the HKSAR's second-place global ranking in the 'Government efficiency' factor of the World Competitiveness Yearbook 2025.
  • The Chief Executive, Mr John Lee, emphasized the importance of driving result-oriented policies for the Government, citing the outstanding performance of the award-winning teams.

Statistics:

  • The HKSAR Search and Rescue Team was deployed in Myanmar in March 2025.
  • The Inter-departmental Preparation Team for KTSP Commissioning consisted of civil servants from various departments and grades.
  • The HKSAR's civil service has been recognized for its excellence, with the two award-winning teams reflecting the outstanding competence and efficiency of the Government.

Sources:

  • Hong Kong Government special administrative region The .
  • World Competitiveness Yearbook 2025 (official website)