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Macao Economic, Trade and Tourism Investment Promotion Seminar Successfully Hosted in Malaysia Facilitating Nearly 120 Business Matching Sessions and the Signing of 54 Industry Co-operation Agreements

“澳門經貿旅遊投資推介會(馬來西亞)”今日於吉隆坡舉行。逾300名澳門、横琴、內地以及馬來西亞政商業界代表參與,進行近120 場商業配對,促成54份合作,搭建起聯通馬來西亞的經貿旅遊與企業對接網絡。


CE calls on Malaysia’s Prime Minister and Minister of Finance

The Chief Executive, Mr Sam Hou Fai, today called on Malaysia’s Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Mr Anwar Ibrahim, in the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur. They exchanged views on enhancing cooperation between Macao and Malaysia in multiple fields, including economic matters, trade, tourism and culture.



Series of promotional initiatives for ‘Study in Macao’ brand launched in Malaysia to attract talent and expand international circle of friends

To promote the internationalisation of higher education in Macao, continue to deepen educational cooperation with Malaysia, and attract more outstanding global talent to Macao for further study and development, the ‘Study in Macao’ Education Fair, organised by the Education and Youth Development Bureau (DSEDJ), was held on 4 September in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, drawing more than 1,000 visitors. During the education fair, Sam Hou Fai, the Chief Executive; Ouyang Yujing, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the People’s Republic of China to Malaysia; Ng Wai Han, Secretary for Economy and Finance; Chan Kak, chief of office to the Chief Executive; Kong Chi Meng, director of the DSEDJ; as well as representatives from local educational organisations, namely Lim Kok Yan, president of The Association of Graduates from Universities and Colleges of China, Malaysia, and Shim Boon Haw, department director at the United Chinese School Committees’ Association of Malaysia, officiated at the launch ceremony, marking the commencement of a series of promotional initiatives for the ‘Study in Macao’ brand in Malaysia.


38th Macao International Music Festival writes a new chapter of musical exchange under the theme “Silk Resonances”

Organised by the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC, from the Portuguese acronym), the38th Macao International Music Festival(MIMF) will be held from2 October to 29 November. Themed“Silk Resonances”, this edition of the MIMF will feature10 programmes presented by world-renowned musicians and emerging young talents, one music campand12 “Floating Notes Across the City” activities, covering Chinese opera, western opera, contemporary masterpieces and symphonic concerts, among others. Drawing inspiration from the Maritime Silk Road, the MIMF offers a musical feast that blends with the cultural encounters along the Silk Road, and promotes mutual learning and dialogue between Eastern and Western civilizations. Tickets will be on sale through the Enjoy Macao Ticketing from 10am on 13 September.


CE meets Chinese Ambassador to Malaysia during Kuala Lumpur visit

The Chief Executive, Mr Sam Hou Fai, met today with the Chinese Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr Ouyang Yujing, in that country’s capital, Kuala Lumpur. They exchanged views on enhancing cooperation between Macao and Malaysia in various fields, including trade, tourism and economic matters.


38th Macao International Music Festival takes the “Floating Notes Across the City” activities to local neighbourhoods

In order to further expand the community reach and benefits of artistic and cultural events and strengthen the cultivation of aesthetic education in society, the38th Macao International Music Festival(MIMF), organised by the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC, from the Portuguese acronym), will present 44 sessions of 12 “Floating Notes Across the City” activities, including surprise performances at cultural attractions and in the neighbourhoods, as well as pop music sharing session with band, a children’s choir concert, pre-show talk, backstage tours, talk, film screenings and charity events, bringing music beyond specific venues and into various districts across the city, drawing the public closer to music.



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