Hong Kong's Chief Executive has called on foreign governments to uphold the responsibilities of its overseas trade offices following the recent charges against a staff member in its London branch. The office manager of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London, along with two others, has been accused by British police of engaging in activities to assist the Hong Kong intelligence service.
The Chief Executive emphasized that the primary role of the trade office in London is to strengthen ties with various sectors in Britain and promote Hong Kong. Any unwarranted allegations against the city's government are deemed unacceptable, as stated by the administration.
