Martin Liao, Deputy Chairman of The Hong Kong Jockey Club (the Club), served as a judge and officiating guest today (17 May) at the final and awards presentation ceremony of the 17th Hong Kong Cup Diplomatic Knowledge Contest. He also presented awards to winning schools. The Club has long been committed to nurturing students’ interest in international affairs as well as fostering their sense of belonging to the country and national identity. It has supported the Hong Kong Cup Diplomatic Knowledge ...

The following is issued on behalf of the Institute of Philanthropy In collaboration with the National Health Commission (NHC) and funded by the Institute of Philanthropy (IoP), The Hong Kong Jockey Club Medical and Health Scholarship-cum-Fellowship for Top Talent in the Mainland (the “Initiative”) has supported 29 top medical and health professionals from the Mainland to undertake Master’s, doctoral studies and post-doctoral training at three universities in Hong Kong. Additionally, in mid-April, the programme supported 25 senior officials of the national ...

The following is issued on behalf of the Institute of Philanthropy Exclusively sponsored by the Institute of Philanthropy (IoP), jointly organised by the Palace Museum and the Hong Kong Palace Museum, “The Ways in Patterns: An Immersive Digital Exhibition from the Palace Museum” opens tomorrow at the Hong Kong Palace Museum and runs until 13 October 2025. The thematic exhibition showcases traditional patterns from the Palace Museum through cutting-edge digital technology. IoP was established as a “think-fund-do” tank for China and beyond ...

Today (12 May), The Hong Kong Jockey Club (the Club) announced the launch of a major initiative to transform itself into a global sports entertainment brand with the ultimate aim of creating even more value for the community. In support, the Club has entered into a strategic partnership with XIX Entertainment (XIX), one of the world’s top entertainment brands. Over the past 20 years, The Hong Kong Jockey Club has become a world-class racing brand. Its Group 1 races and superstar ...

To support employment for persons with disabilities (PWDs) and promote inclusivity, The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust is supporting the Jockey Club Collaborative Project for Inclusive Employment with an approved donation of over HK$130 million. The three-year project is expected to benefit around 3,000 PWDs, their carers and relevant professionals. The official kick-off ceremony took place today (2 May), followed by the opening of a three-day inclusive market fair. The fair aims to raise public awareness of inclusive employment ...