Digital Inclusion in Macau: A CTT- and IAS-backed seminar on “Digital Inclusion – Innovation and Application of Accessible Technologies” drew about 120 participants, pushing accessible ICT for seniors and people with disabilities through better inter-department cooperation and tailored telecom services. Youth Dance, Big Macau Energy: The International Youth Dance Festival 2026 kicked off with a parade of 800+ dancers from 33 groups at the Ruins of St Paul’s, then flashmobs in Hengqin Port and the Macao Science Center spotlighted ethnic dance and Greater Bay Area exchange. Sign Language in Focus: The Macau Deaf Association renewed its push to make sign language more visible, with school/public courses and TV and online content aimed at wider acceptance. Lifestyle Festival in Barra: The “Macao District Lifestyle Festival 2026: World Cup Series” brought football-themed markets and activities to Barra’s Inner Harbour, with residents and visitors praising the community buzz. Culture & Heritage Exchange: An exhibition at the IAM Gallery highlights Macao’s role in connecting Chinese and Western cultures via Portuguese-speaking media partnerships, running until Aug 12. Education Spotlight: UM rector Yonghua Song received an honorary Doctor of Technology from Brunel University London for research and international academic exchange. Policy Watch: Indonesia said it has no plan to raise visa fees and expanded visa-free access to include Macau passport holders.