AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCultural Heritage & Museums: Macao Museum inaugurated the city’s first exhibition of classified movable properties, featuring about 100 treasures—from Kraak porcelain to antique maps—plus virtual online tours to spotlight how Macao blended Chinese and Western civilizations. Tourism, IP & Tech: MGTO opened the Mak Mak Experience Hub at Senado Square, using interactive “Mak Moments” to push tourism beyond landmarks and boost locally developed IP through a run until Jan 3, 2027. Books & Reading Culture: The 29th Macao Book Carnival opened at MPU under the theme “AI for logic, books for life,” with nearly 40 events and a strong focus on children’s reading. Community Learning: A mobile library outreach service keeps bringing books to districts with weekend stops, outdoor story sessions, and new parking locations across Taipa and the peninsula. Education & Youth: Hou Kong Middle School’s “Our Classic Summer” event mixed ethnic-culture learning with robotics and student showcases, aiming for emotional resonance with the Chinese nation. Environment for Kids: A new children’s picture book, “Paw Paw Dragon,” promotes mangrove and wetland conservation across Macau and Hengqin, encouraging family learning and real-world visits. Public Safety: Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai chaired a “summer safety” meeting urging agencies to coordinate on flood prevention and accident prevention.
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