AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoScience & Youth: Macao’s “Macau Space Dream Project” wrapped up with an award ceremony and graduation, spotlighting nearly 300 students and teachers, plus a space-experiment design contest and aerospace experience camp that aims to build scientific literacy and youth innovation. Reading Culture: The Macao Book Carnival 2026 opened at Macao Polytechnic University with Chinese, English and Portuguese publishers and nearly 40 events, using the theme “AI for logic, books for life” and drawing readers who say slow, focused reading still matters in the phone era. Tourism & Local IP: The new Mak Mak Experience Hub opened at Senado Square, turning the tourism mascot into an immersive, story-led attraction with four themed zones running until 3 January 2027. Education & Language: Hong Kong’s EDB held an “Other Languages Experience Day” for junior secondary students in its pilot scheme, with interactive booths meant to make language learning feel fun and culturally connected. Community & Lifestyle: A waterfront exploration carnival in Macao’s Central and Southern District links science education with local small businesses, using game booths, workshops and e-vouchers to bring visitors into the peninsula’s older districts. Public Safety & Daily Life: Judiciary Police reported a Vietnamese woman overstayed in Macau for six years, with a compatriot arrested for renting her a room for two years—an everyday reminder of how quickly travel rules can turn into real-life trouble.
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