AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSmartphone-free schooling debate: A new Macau Business special report revisits Mainland China’s strict model—phones largely banned for primary and secondary students, with exceptions only for safety or commuting—alongside research arguments that even a phone’s presence can drain attention. Patriotic education in Macau’s youth: Hong Kong and Macao youth shared what they learned during a Beijing “Salute to the National Flag” visit, as Macau’s Chief Executive urged students to carry the Central Government’s care back home. National Day celebrations, Macau style: Macau held a 77th PRC anniversary reception with nearly 1,200 guests, with leaders stressing the motherland’s support as the city charts reforms and high-quality development. Culture calendar for October: The Cultural Affairs Bureau and Sports Bureau unveiled a packed month of international performances, China–Portuguese-speaking cultural exchanges, and the 8th “Encounter in Macao” festival running into December. Lifestyle and learning tech: St Joseph Diocesan College 5 signed with iFLYTEK to expand AI education and set up a smart teaching demonstration base. Tourism and food: Michelin Guide announced expansion to Phu Quoc, while Macau’s visitor numbers rose during the Mid-Autumn holiday.
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