AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI in Education: DSEDJ says it will roll out AI-based teaching across all school stages, including AI classrooms, localized teaching materials, and a smart teaching platform, while also pushing “micro-major” short, practical courses. Cross-border Living Feedback: A Hengqin survey finds Macau families’ satisfaction with government services, healthcare, education, transport and daily consumer convenience all above 75%, with convenience services nearing 90%. Hengqin Public Services Go Offline: Macau opened its first mainland government service station in Hengqin, offering identity, tax, IP and pharmaceutical services via 58 commonly used offline items in the first phase. Macau Consumption Boost: A new 10-week community e-coupon campaign runs Oct 9–Dec 17, letting residents collect on weekends and redeem until Thursday, with three stackable voucher types and merchant discounts/rewards. Transport Reality Check: Uber’s Macau “Meter Taxi” relaunch saw trip bookings rise, but users say the bigger issue is still limited taxi supply, not the app. Tourism + Culture Tech: SJM and the Macau Artist Society present a lantern art exhibition (“Legacy of Light and Craft”) through Nov 15, blending craft with interactive sensor tech. Regional Tech Events: BEYOND Expo returns to Macao (May 26–29, 2027) under the BEYOND brand, and the 31st MIF runs Oct 21–24 with a new Spanish-Speaking Countries Industry Pavilion.
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