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Sandra Lee, one of the highest ranking government officials of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region,
has been confirmed as a featured speaker at the 17th Annual Conference of
the International Aviation Womens Association. The conference which
runs from 2 to 4 November 2005 in Shanghai, is co-hosted by the Civil Aviation Administration of China and is IAWA’s first in Asia.
Secretary Lee is
Hong Kong's Permanent Secretary for Economic Development with responsibility for air services, port and maritime services, logistics development, tourism, energy,
postal services, meteorological services, competition policy and consumer protection.
Secretary
Lee joins other high-ranking government officials as key speakers at the conference
such as Marion Blakey, Administrator of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and Dr.
Tatyana G. Anodina, Chair of the Russian Interstate Aviation Committee.
Secretary Lee has been with the Hong Kong Government since 1974, working in a number of policy and resource departments and overseas offices. She has been in
her present post since July 2002. Recent postings before that were with the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Washington D.C., Home Affairs Department and
Civil Service Bureau. She was Director-General of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London from 1999 to 2000, and Secretary for Economic Services from
July 2000 to June 2002.
IAWA's
meeting will take place at Shanghai’s Oriental Riverside Hotel.
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