Hong Kong Palace Museum’s First Director Louis Ng to Retire in 2027

Hong Kong Palace Museum’s First Director Louis Ng to Retire in 2027

Louis Ng, the founding director of the Hong Kong Palace Museum, is set to retire from his post in 2027.

Ng has led the museum since its inception, serving as its inaugural director in Hong Kong.

His planned departure will mark the end of his tenure at the institution several years after its opening.

The Hong Kong Palace Museum remains one of the city’s notable museum institutions, with Ng having overseen its early development and leadership.

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