AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMacao Culture & Exchange: An exhibition at the IAM Gallery spotlights how Macao helps bridge Chinese and Western civilizations through ties with the Portuguese-speaking world, running until Aug 12. Community & Safety: The Municipal Affairs Bureau’s summer safety meeting pushes stronger disaster-prevention checks across markets, hawker zones, parks and food safety, with extra focus on electrical safety for hawkers. Education & Recognition: UM rector Yonghua Song receives an honorary Doctor of Technology from Brunel University London, praising his research and leadership in international academic exchange. Youth & Performance: The International Youth Dance Festival kicks off with a parade on 18 July at the Ruins of St. Paul’s, with temporary traffic and crowd-control measures along the route. Anti-Corruption: CCAC reports a suspected MOP13 million subsidy fraud case involving an alleged social service institution head, with bid-rigging allegations and court-ordered custody measures. Lifestyle & Travel: MGTO and Flyday HK launch “MACAO, GET, SET, GLOW 2026,” a running-and-exploration campaign built around local communities and heritage. Global Media Tensions: US visa rules for foreign journalists are tightened to 240 days, with Chinese reporters capped at 90 days, prompting China to warn of reciprocal countermeasures.
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