AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMacau Culture & Heritage: The Cultural Affairs Bureau added 28 new items to Macau’s intangible cultural heritage list, bringing the total to 98—one highlight is “Preparation of Pork Chop Buns,” now officially protected. Local Youth & Belonging: A Macau youth leader argues that heritage education should start in primary schools to build pride and a sense of belonging, so young people can carry local culture beyond the city. Community Learning in Action: University of Saint Joseph (USJ) hosted a four-day service-learning summit across Asia and Oceania, spotlighting student projects and awarding Uniservitate 2026 winners. Public Safety for Young People: The Judiciary Police launched a week-long youth drug prevention campaign with patrols and face-to-face sessions at community spots and near schools. Jobs & Career Reality Check: A trade union employment survey found 43% of respondents struggled to find work, citing too few vacancies and limited career options. Greater Bay Area Talent Push: Government officials say they’re building a returnee information platform to help Macau graduates come back and plug into Greater Bay Area opportunities. Lifestyle Spotlight: St. Regis Bar Macao teamed up with Saicho for a limited-time afternoon tea featuring sparkling teas and Asian-inspired flavors.
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