The Hong Kong Doctors Union marked its 59th anniversary with a vibrant gala dinner celebration on the evening of 25 November, bringing together medical professionals and distinguished guests to honor nearly six decades of service and solidarity within the healthcare community. The event, themed “59 Years of Caring Together,” featured lively activities including a lucky draw and karaoke sessions, creating an atmosphere of camaraderie and joy.
The evening was hosted by Dr. Luk Wai Leung Sunny, President of the Hong Kong Doctors Union; and Dr. She Siu Yam Dominic and Dr. Yam Chun Yin Abraham, Vice-Presidents of the Union. In a special video address, Professor Lo Chung-mau, Hong Kong’s Secretary for Health, and Dr. Ronald Lam Man-kin, Director of Health, extended their congratulations and praised the Union’s longstanding contributions to the medical profession.
Among the notable attendees were:
Founded as the Estate Doctors Association Ltd. in 1966, the organization initially focused on supervising the allocation of public housing estate clinics. Over time, it evolved into a robust advocate for doctors’ welfare and rights. In 2000, the association transitioned into the Hong Kong Doctors Union Ltd., and by 2002, it had fully embraced its mission to serve all doctors in Hong Kong—be they employed or self-employed—by promoting their legitimate rights, welfare, recreation, and continuous professional development.
As the only trade union in Hong Kong dedicated exclusively to doctors, the Hong Kong Doctors Union continues to play a pivotal role in fostering unity within the profession and advancing healthcare standards for the community.
President Luk Wai Leung Sunny kick-starts the celebration together with the distinguished guests (from left to right: Professor Wu Yilong, Dr. Pang Fei-chau, President Luk Wai Leung Sunny, Mr. Chen Zetao, and Dr. Leung Chi-hung)
