AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation & Family Life: New PISA 2025 results show families’ interest in kids’ studies is slipping across many high-income countries, with parents talking less about schoolwork and taking less personal interest—while students in Asia (including Macao) still lead in key subjects. Macao Education Spotlight: Macao ranks among the world’s strongest performers in science and math, and tops a new computational problem-solving component, with a relatively small gap between high- and low performers. Preventive Health in Daily Life: Macau launches a yearlong Healthy Lifestyle Competition via Macao One Account, rewarding exercise, healthier eating, screenings and vaccinations with points and gifts—aimed at making residents active in prevention. Road Safety & Public Space: Macau reports zebra crossing violations nearly doubling to 870 cases this year, as police plan 3D scanners and even consider removing a busy crossing to reduce conflicts. Youth, Space & Inspiration: “Tiangong Class” brings Shenzhou-23 astronauts into live lessons for Hong Kong and Macao students, using real-time experiments to spark interest in aerospace. Food Culture Calendar: The 26th Macau Food Festival returns Nov. 20–Dec. 6 with about 150 vendors, spotlighting local and cross-cultural culinary styles. Tourism Lifestyle Push: Wynn and Sands Lifestyle promote Macau across Southeast Asia, backing the city’s “Tourism +” push beyond traditional markets. Community & Wellbeing Talk: A local women’s association vice-president urges a whole-society mental health support network after a school assault case raised concerns about emotional wellbeing and safety.
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