Hong Kong 2005
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1 The Sports Commission is set up by the Government to provide coordination and overall direction in sports development in Hong Kong.
4 Hong Kong is ranked the world's freest economy for the 11th consecutive year by United States-based Heritage Foundation in its '2005 Index of Economic Freedom'.
6 Invest Hong Kong announces record inward investment promotion results for 2004 with more than $4.6 billion invested in projects.

The Government announces the activation of the Alert Response Level in accordance with the draft Preparedness Plan for Influenza Outbreaks following reports of avian influenza cases in Vietnam.
12 In his annual Policy Address, the Chief Executive, Mr Tung Chee Hwa, outlines plans to consolidate and build on the economic revival, and unveils a comprehensive new strategy to combat poverty.
23 A subcommittee of the Harbour-front Enhancement Committee launches a drive to get the public involved in plans to redevelop the Wan Chai waterfront, a key section of Victoria Harbour.
28 The Permanent Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food, Mrs Carrie Yau, chairs an interdepartmental action group to escalate government efforts in the fight against red fire ants.

The Financial Secretary, Mr Henry Tang, departs for a six-day visit to Japan and Korea for meetings with finance officials and business leaders.
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