AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoMacao Art: Wax sculptures by Joein Leong and soundscapes by Zen Lu are on view in Shenzhen through Nov. 15 as part of MyLand Culture’s “MACAO&” series. The exhibition comes to Macao on Dec. 2. Tourism: Macao made its first appearance in China’s largest-ever pavilion at London’s World Travel Market, joining cultural and tourism representatives from 14 regions. Education: Macao Polytechnic University recognised 400 students for achievements beyond academics, while Macao’s tourism and polytechnic universities each received MOP885 million for land for their planned joint campus in Hengqin. Sands China also donated MOP1 million to support the tourism university’s teaching, research and international cooperation. Youth: A local IT quiz and mobile website competition drew 436 secondary students, giving them a platform to develop skills and pursue international contests. Culture and Sport: A former senior official reflects on the planned merger of Macao’s culture and sports bodies, welcoming change while marking the end of an institution he helped build.
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