The Education and Youth Affairs Bureau (DSEJ) and the education sector are very concerned about the class resumption work arrangements of non-tertiary education schools. Director Lou Pak Sang of the DSEJ, and other leaders and department heads of the Bureau convened a meeting with the representatives of the Chinese Educators Association of Macao and Macao Catholic Schools Association on 26^th February, which was the third meeting with the representatives of local education groups in this month. At the meeting, the DSEJ stated that there was no specific schedule for class resumption yet, but will take into account the epidemic development in Macao and in neighbouring regions as the principles of deciding on the class resumption schedule. The attendees exchanged views on the details of school resumption work during the meeting.
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According to the statistics released today by the Monetary Authority of Macao, the proportion of international business in the local banking sector fell in the fourth quarter of 2019. At end-December 2019, the share of international assets in total banking assets decreased to 85.2% from 85.4% at end-September 2019, whereas the share of international liabilities in total banking liabilities rose to 82.0% from 81.9%.
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