What does HKTP stand for?

Hong Kong Transition Project

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Hong Kong Transport Department Hong Kong Trade Development Council Hong Kong Trade and Development Symposium Himpunan Kerukunan Tani Indonesia Hong Kong Technology Information Ltd. Hong Kong Telecom International (telecommunications service provider) Hongkong Telecom Institute of Information Technology Harcerski Klub Taternictwa Jaskiniowego (Polish: Cave Climbing Scouts Club) Hong Kong Teacher-Librarians' Association Hong Kong True Light College		Hong Kong Thoracic Society (respiratory medicine) Hybrid Key Telephone System Hong Kong Table Tennis Association Hong Kong & Kowloon Trades Union Council (trade union) Hong Kong Telecommunications Users Group Hong Kong Telecommunications Users Group Hong Kong Televisioners Association Hong Kong Television Broadcasts Ltd. Hard Knocks University Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht (Utrecht School of The Arts, The Netherlands)

Samples in periodicals archive:

There is nothing worse than to have raised hopes and those hopes dashed,'' said Michael DeGolyer, director of the Hong Kong Transition Project, a research project by university scholars that studies local public opinions.

Direct election of H.K. chief executive, legislature called for

Experts, survey concur No official figures on this type of migration are available, but there's no doubt more people are moving to the mainland, said Michael DeGolyer, director of the Hong Kong Transition Project, a joint university group monitoring the territory's development under Chinese rule.

Migration to mainland grows China is becoming economically attractive ...

The poll by the Hong Kong Transition Project, which was formed by university scholars, also found the dissatisfaction level with Tung's performance hit a record high 65%.

Tung seeks 2nd term as H.K. chief, backed by Beijing