The Secretary for Home Affairs, Mr Lau Kong-wah, visited Tsuen Wan District today (September 4) to visit a co-working space and the Tsuen Wan Sports Centre, and met with Tsuen Wan District Council (TWDC) members.
Accompanied by the Chairman of TWDC, Mr Chung Wai-ping; the Vice Chairman of TWDC, Mr Wong Wai-kit; and the District Officer (Tsuen Wan), Miss Jenny Yip, Mr Lau first met with TWDC members to exchange views on district issues.
Mr Lau then visited Smart-Space 8, a co-working space, and met with young entrepreneurs. Smart-Space 8 is a co-working space under the Space Sharing Scheme for Youth with 60 flexi-spaces, 48 workstations and 34 office rooms. It allows young entrepreneurs of about 140 startup companies to rent working spaces at a discounted price.
Mr Lau round off the visit by touring the facilities in the Tsuen Wan Sports Centre including the main arena, the public indoor play room for children and the outdoor climbing wall. The sports centre occupies about 12 000 square metres of floor area featuring a main arena with a seating capacity of about 1 900 persons, and is equipped with ancillary facilities, such as a doping control room, for hosting major local, regional and international sports events.
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