AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMacao Tech Policy: Macao unveiled its Third Five-Year Plan (2026–2030), aiming to cut reliance on gaming by pushing non-gaming value toward ~60% of GDP by 2030, while deepening Hengqin integration, accelerating “smart” urban renewal, and strengthening connectivity with the mainland and the world. Hengqin Education Expansion: The University of Macau began classes at its Dezhi Plaza teaching site in the Macao-Hengqin International Education (University) Town, with nearly 1,000 postgraduate admissions and new faculties covering AI, microelectronics, public health, smart grids and design. Urban Renewal Execution: Officials say “city health checks” and building surveys will start in the second half of the year as a prerequisite for renewal, alongside a plan to turn targets into trackable project lists. Workplace Safety: A lawmaker urged clearer rules for outdoor work during extreme heat, including limits on working hours and rest periods. Digital Finance Push: The plan also highlights modern finance and controlled steps toward digital currency adoption and cross-border settlement systems. AI & Innovation Ecosystem: Tencent Cloud’s “AI CAN DO IT” hackathon demo day showcased Hong Kong and Macau teams building AI-powered game and cultural projects. Global Science Spotlight: China’s life-sciences journal Vita launched its first print issue, backed by universities across mainland China, Hong Kong and Macao.
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