AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMacao Book Carnival 2026: The 29th Macao Book Carnival opened at Macao Polytechnic University with a “AI for logic, books for life” theme, bringing Chinese, English and Portuguese titles plus nearly 40 events running to July 19—readers say slow, focused reading still matters in a phone-first world. Tourism & IP: MGTO inaugurated the Mak Mak Experience Hub at Senado Square, a new interactive space built around the local mascot Mak Mak, running until Jan 3, 2027 with four “Mak Moments” zones blending culture, creativity and story-led tech. Community science: The Central and Southern District Waterfront Exploration Carnival kicked off at the Macao Science Centre, mixing game booths and workshops to link science education with local small businesses, with e-vouchers and centre tickets for participants. Hengqin cooperation: Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai chaired the fifth working meeting on the Guangdong-Macao Intensive Cooperation Zone in Hengqin, stressing Hengqin’s development as “Macao’s own responsibility” and pushing forward flagship projects like the Macao-Hengqin International Education (University) Town. Education & language heritage: UM hosted a 2nd International Forum on Chinese and Portuguese Languages, featuring scholars from Macao, the mainland and Portuguese-speaking countries, and a presentation on a major Macanese Patuá dictionary project. Local lifestyle & care: Judiciary Police reported a Vietnamese woman overstayed in Macau for six years, with a compatriot arrested for allegedly renting her accommodation for two years.
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