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Beijing appoints Yuan Gujie as deputy director of Hong Kong liaison office

Beijing appoints Yuan Gujie as deputy director of Hong Kong liaison office
South China Morning Post Monday 01 June 2026, 07:16 UTC By Matthew Cheng 1 min read
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Beijing has appointed Yuan Gujie, a former senior Guangdong official who vowed to advance rules and mechanisms connectivity within the Greater Bay Area, as deputy director of its liaison office in Hong Kong. State news agency Xinhua announced the appointment on Monday. Yuan, 58, will succeed diplomat Liu Guangyuan, who is expected to retire at 61.

Beijing has appointed Yuan Gujie, a former senior Guangdong official who vowed to advance rules and mechanisms connectivity within the Greater Bay Area, as deputy director of its liaison office in Hong Kong. State news agency Xinhua announced the appointment on Monday. Yuan, 58, will succeed diplomat Liu Guangyuan, who is expected to retire at 61. The liaison office’s top leadership includes director Zhou Ji and four deputies. Yuan headed the provincial Political and Legal Affairs Committee and...
Beijing (LOCATION) Yuan Gujie (PERSON) Hong Kong (LOCATION) Guangdong (LOCATION) the Greater Bay Area (LOCATION) Xinhua (ORG) Yuan (ORG) Liu Guangyuan (PERSON) Zhou Ji (PERSON) Political and Legal Affairs Committee (ORG)
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