「香港盃」外交知識競賽近300中小學及9萬學生參加　崔建春：規模仍能擴大


外交部駐港公署及香港政府教育局、香港明天更好基金聯合主辦的「香港盃」外交知識競賽決賽今日（9日）假香港理工大學賽馬會綜藝館舉行，共吸引香港295所中小學、88448名學生報名參與。公署特派員崔建春致辭時表示，學校和學生數量雙雙創新高，但認為規模仍可進一步擴大，冀本港青少年藉賽事汲取外交養分，走向世界舞台。崔建春致辭時提及，本港青少年「要守牢生命線、放眼地平線、攀登山脊線」，希望香港青少年扎根中華大地，從先民足跡、抗戰記憶到回歸後的同心同行，研習中華歷史文化的生命線；面對單邊主義、地緣衝突等全球挑戰，要向世界分享香港和內地發展的地平線；以及攀登與超越的山脊線，舉例可投身河套、西九龍從事高新科技行業或策展人。他又說，香港青少年有兩文三語優勢，身處中西交匯前沿，特別提到可以成為國際調解員，預料香港調解院現時僅有41個國家成員，預計不超過五年可超過聯合國成立初期的51個。他續指，國家「十五五」規劃為香港賦予新定位，青少年適逢時代機遇。 特首李家超致辭時表示，香港在「一國兩制」下在國家對外交往、國際合作有重要使命，青年是國家希望和民族未來，培育具廣闊國際視野與深厚家國情懷的青年，是香港發揮優勢、服務國家發展大局的關鍵，雖近九萬名學生參與仍有進步空間，並相信未來會有更多學生投身外交事務。香港賽馬會自2009年起支持香港盃外交知識競賽，資助優勝學生參與內地參訪團。今年馬會繼續擔任競賽的特別贊助單位。

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