A panoramic photo taken on September 12, 2020 shows the Hong Kong-Zhuhai -- Macao Bridge in South China. CHEN YEHUA XINHUA About 150 students from Hong Kong, Macao and Shenzhen recently took part in the Cafea Young Talent Smart City Forum to present their ideas and projects, contributing to the smart-city development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
Students in Hong Kong include a smart water purification system, smart school campus discussions, smart school campus discussions, and a prototype tutorial to investigate the application of metaverse technology in education.
According to a letter to the two-day forum held on Friday and Saturday at Cyberport, Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu said the event provides valuable opportunities for students in the three cities to communicate, strengthen friendships and participate more in the development of the Greater Bay Area.
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The forum, hosted by Cafea Smart City Ltd, is an international academic forum for secondary school students. It invites government officials, academic and industry heavyweights to give guidance and guidance to build an influential and innovative platform for the youth to learn, display and exchange the achievements of smart-city development.