Macau Economic Diversification: Secretary for Economy and Finance Dora Ng reiterated a push to lift non-gaming industries to about 60% of GDP by 2030, alongside a “1+4” plan covering health, specialized finance, high tech, and conventions/exhibitions. Tourism & Investment Targets: Under the Third Five-Year Plan, Macau is aiming for MOP17–23 billion in cumulative investment projects and a stronger push into new international tourism markets, with Portugal- and Spanish-speaking outreach highlighted. Hengqin Integration: The Guangdong-Macau Deep Cooperation Zone marked its fifth anniversary, saying Macau-linked companies in Hengqin rose 75% to 8,148, as industrial integration and the “Macao Registration + Hengqin Production” model deepen. Cross-Border Healthcare Tech: AXA launched GBA EverGuard Medical Insurance to support Greater Bay Area cross-border care, responding to rising demand driven by costs and waiting times. Sports-to-Local Trade Push: WTT Champions Macao 2026 ticket holders can claim up to MOP150 in ZAPE shopping discounts, linking the event with small business spending. Aerospace Education: A Macau/Hong Kong aerospace-themed website was launched to promote Shenzhou-23 updates and science education for young people. Healthcare Training in Macau: Orbis Flying Eye Hospital returned for its first simulation-based training project in the city, running through September 23. Community Infrastructure Warning: A local business leader urged that community commerce be treated as core infrastructure in urban renewal, citing gaps in amenities in older housing districts. EV & Smart City Context (Regional): Coverage from Guangzhou highlighted how EV adoption and smart logistics are reshaping major cities with a cleaner, calmer urban feel.