The award recognizes individuals and groups that promote world civilisation and inspire others towards building harmonious societies. Previous recipients have included social justice activists fighting for democracy in their home countries as well as non-profit organisations providing shelter to homeless adults. Its logo, which features both precious elements – a pearl and jade amulet – symbolises how humans can prevail under duress.
The Hongkong Prize is one of the world’s premier writing contests and offers writers an excellent opportunity to win both monetary prizes as well as showcase their work at an awards ceremony. But be wary that any prize may come with associated risks; therefore it is always advisable to read all rules and regulations carefully prior to submitting your entry.
On March 1st, applicants can register for the competition and will be informed of their status within a few weeks. Winners will be selected in three waves – first from Southeast Asian residents; then mainland Chinese nationals; and finally from people from other parts of the world. The award honors those who have published scientific articles that make an impactful statement about society; this can include clinical studies, observational/epidemiological analyses or meta-analyses among many other forms.
Hong Kong Prize was founded to promote Hong Kong as a hub for science and technology by honoring outstanding scientists who have made significant contributions in their respective fields. Open both to local scientists as well as internationally-acclaimed scholars, selection is conducted by an expert panel. Finalists will then be celebrated during an awards ceremony held within Hong Kong.
This year’s exhibition invites artists to explore the theme ‘Our Changing World’ by interpreting global evolution – socially, culturally, technologically and environmentally – in terms of its effects on different people in unique ways. Shortlisted works represent both established local artists, community artists and youth artists using an array of mediums.
The Hongkong Prize is one of the premier high school contests, honoring academic achievement as well as extracurricular participation. Winners receive both monetary awards and the opportunity to conduct scientific research at some of Hong Kong’s premiere facilities. The contest is administered by the Hong Kong Foundation for Education and Culture and honors Professor Wang Gungwu who founded it.
In 1996, the Hong Kong Prize was created through a donation of $70,000 that was matched by the Government as part of their Sixth Round Matching Scheme. This award honors Professor Wang Gungwu who championed education and was an avid collector of historical documents; furthermore it acts as an encouragement for young people to develop an interest in history while striving for academic excellence in their studies. HK Prize is sponsored by Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited; in 2017, universities, researchers, and innovative enterprises across Hong Kong pledged support as it received numerous donations totalling more than $70,000!