AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCross-border Travel Ease: Macau residents can now use their Home Return Permits at all three Macau–mainland joint checkpoints’ automated e-channels (HZMB, Hengqin, Qingmao), with Macau ID cards still accepted—another small step for Greater Bay Area mobility. Population & Data Culture: Macau’s 2026 Population By-Census data collection ended with a 91.3% initial response rate; DSEC will run a Post Enumeration Survey from 31 Aug–18 Sep and urges any missed households to complete questionnaires via phone. Public Service Tech Talk: The Digital Policy Office hosted an “AI+ Civil Service” exchange on using AI to speed up government workflows, vetting, and complaint handling across departments. Community & Education: UTM begins postgraduate teaching at the first phase of the Macao–Hengqin International Education Town, welcoming 200+ students with master’s and doctoral programmes and dual-degree links. Policy Listening: CE Sam Hou Fai met Legislative Assembly lawmakers to gather views for the 2027 Policy Address, including culture/tourism/sports, elderly and children services, and Macau–Hengqin integration. Local Life & Rights: A commentary argues domestic helpers deserve stronger protection and better living conditions, not just tighter oversight. Arts & Lifestyle: The Parisian Macao’s 10th anniversary continues with Le Petit Prince themed installations and family-friendly stamp-and-collect activities.
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