AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMacao Policy Blueprint: Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai says Macau’s Third Five-Year Plan (2026-2030) is tightly aligned with China’s 15th plan, aiming for economic diversification, smarter governance, and deeper Hengqin integration, with goals spanning security, law-based governance, education-tech-talent, and a “smart” city. Hengqin Cross-Border Upgrades: The Public Security Police Force outlines further Hengqin Port improvements to speed and simplify crossings, including contactless clearance upgrades and smarter vehicle inspection for drivers and student shuttles. Health Screening Push: The Health Bureau expands hepatitis and cancer screening under the Healthy Macao Action Plan, including targeted hepatitis B testing for residents over 40 and wider outreach via community stations and the Macao One Account. Tourism With Community Impact: At PATA Travel Mart, Macau’s tourism office highlights “tourism-plus” and community-first responsible tourism, using culture and local districts as living experiences. Local Tech & Education Moves: UM begins classes at its Dezhi Plaza teaching site in the Macao-Hengqin University Town, adding new postgraduate programmes across AI, microelectronics, public health, smart grids, and design. Industry Watch: Seaport Research says Las Vegas Sands has no plans to cut Macau reinvestment spend soon, prioritising premium customer share despite short-term EBITDA pressure.
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