Tam said: "It is crucial to enact Article 23 as soon as possible but it has been so often stigmatized. It is impossible to do so as only three months of the current legislative term remain. But we hope we can achieve this if pro-establishment lawmakers work hard to retain more than half of the seats in the Legislative Council election in September."
Taking advantage of the abundant supply of resources, budding high-tech firms can quickly launch their technology in targeted markets.
Tang Ying, director, China Daily Africa participated in the 10-km race and finished in 1 hour, 38 minutes.
Targeting a ninth consecutive record-breaking year, the group intends to increase upfront expenditure on R&D to an all-time high in 2018.
Taiwan's economy is expected to expand 2.18 percent this year, up 0.04 percentage point from a previous forecast, according to the Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research (CIER).
Taking advantage of China's land circulation-related policies in the rural areas for the first time, the partnership, with Jiangsu Nongken, the State-owned agricultural business company in eastern China's Jiangsu province, will involve local growers as one of contracting parties, so that they can access practical financial benefits and fully share the results of industrial development, said Jan Clysner, vice-president of procurement and sustainability at Budweiser APAC.
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Tang praised the police force's intelligence system, professional knowledge and operational efficiency that prevented potential casualties during the operations. He called on the public to alert the police to thwart such crimes if they come across anything suspicious.
Technicians working at different stages also need to cooperate closely with each other throughout the whole process, Li said.
Talking about whether the ban will affect the bilateral relationship between the two countries, Prof Swaran Singh of Jawaharlal Nehru University and chairperson of the Centre for International Politics, Organization and Disarmament, said he does not think so, as it is largely symbolic gesture.
Taliban militants, who have intensified activities and had opposed holding elections in the past, are yet to comment on the presidential campaign in the war-ravaged country.