AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElderly & Rehab Policy Push: Macau’s Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai has set up two cross-department coordination groups to drive 10-year action plans for elderly protection and rehabilitation services (2026–2035), formalised via executive orders in the Official Gazette. Cultural Spotlight: MGTO opened the Mak Mak Experience Hub at Senado Square, turning the tourism mascot into an immersive, tech-and-story attraction running to Jan 3, 2027. Arts & Learning: The Hong Kong Film Archive will screen four classic Chinese opera movies in a Gems of Chinese Opera Film series (Aug 16–Sep 20), while UM hosted a summer camp for nearly 70 international students from 40+ partner universities. Community & Reading: Macau’s mobile library keeps rolling through districts with weekend stops and story sessions, and a new children’s picture book, Paw Paw Dragon, promotes mangrove conservation and Macau–Hengqin wetland ecology. Health Watch: Hong Kong’s CHP is investigating a human case of rat Hepatitis E virus and urges hygiene and rodent control. Travel Momentum: Macau tourist arrivals keep climbing, with Qingmao Checkpoint processing over 20 million clearances since the year began. Youth & Talent: Sands China launched a responsible gaming youth talent programme with UM students, and a local 13-year-old violinist Sabrina Wang placed fifth at an international competition in Hungary.
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