Civil Aid Service Youth Corps Holds 155th Graduation Parade with Nearly 70 New Members
Bastillepost · 1 SOURCESabout 2 hours ago1 MIN
Summary
The Civil Aid Service Youth Corps held its 155th graduation parade on Saturday, with approximately 70 new members completing strict foundational training and officially joining the organization as fresh strength. Inspector Pang Wing-sang, MH, JP, Head of the Civil Aid Service, attended as the reviewing officer to commend the outstanding cadet performances.
Key Points
- Nearly 70 new members from various backgrounds completed strict basic training and formally joined the Civil Aid Service Youth Corps
- Inspector Pang Wing-sang, MH, JP served as reviewing officer, sharing that over 300 officers, instructors and cadets visited Beijing, Xi'an, and Singapore during summer exchange programs
- Currently, 38 Youth National Security Ambassadors have completed training, covering modern Chinese history, national conditions and development
- Ambassadors provide training within the corps and guide services at the Tsim Sha Tsui National Security Exhibition Hall
- The ceremony featured a guard of honor with ceremonial swords, fancy cycling performances and combined military band concerts
Why It Matters
The establishment of Youth National Security Ambassadors demonstrates the corps' commitment to national security education, extending beyond internal training to community engagement through exhibition hall guides, strengthening Hong Kong youth's understanding of the nation .
The establishment of Youth National Security Ambassadors demonstrates the corps' commitment to national security education, extending beyond internal training to community engagement through exhibition hall guides, strengthening Hong Kong youth's understanding of the nation .