吳英鵬

English

Ng Ying-pang is a Hong Kong barrister who also holds a mainland lawyer's qualification, and sits in the eighth-term Legislative Council for the Election Committee constituency. With dual qualification as a mainland lawyer and a Hong Kong barrister, he practises mainly in civil and commercial litigation in both the mainland and Hong Kong, with particular experience in complex cross-border cases and issues related to foreign sanctions. He frequently acts as an expert witness, giving the Hong Kong courts expert opinions on mainland law and providing mainland people's courts with evidence on Hong Kong law, helping to bridge the two legal professions. He is a senior consultant at the Guangzhou office of Dentons. Ng is also a member of the Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and was formerly a vice-president of an association under the Guangdong Federation of Community Organisations; in 2021 he was returned as an Election Committee member through the hometown associations sector. During the 2025 Guangdong provincial sessions he spoke on the CPPCC members' channel, proposing that the practising arrangements for Hong Kong and Macao lawyers in the Greater Bay Area be further improved and that legal services cooperation across Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao be deepened, so that such lawyers can better take part in and serve national development. In the 2025 Hong Kong Legislative Council election he was elected through the Election Committee constituency and took office on 1 January 2026, becoming one of the few members familiar with both the mainland and Hong Kong legal systems. He focuses on aligning rules across the Greater Bay Area, cross-border legal services, and Hong Kong's development as an international legal and dispute resolution centre, and will offer views on the relevant policies, hoping for more room for collaboration between the two legal professions.