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OM travels to Shanghai to take part in the 20th China Shanghai International Arts Festival and earns public praise
Invited by the respective organization, the Macao Orchestra (OM) of the Cultural Affairs Bureau travelled to Shanghai between 20 and 25 October to perform at the 20th China Shanghai International Arts Festival. Under the guidance of its Music Director and Principal Conductor, Lu Jia, OM took to the stage of the Shanghai Symphony Hall together with the Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra to interpret Bruckner’s Symphony No.8 in C minor. Thanks to an excellent performance, the Orchestra earned the praise and applause of the public.
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OM’s annual concert ‘Flourishing Arts ’ takes place this Friday
The Macao Orchestra (OM) of the Cultural Affairs Bureau presents the concert “Flourishing Arts” this Friday (2 November) at 8pm at St. Dominic’s Church. Under the leadership of OM’s Assistant Conductor, Francis Kan, the Orchestra joins hands in this concert with Law Tak Yin and Kelly Chan Wing Ka, award winners at the 36th Macao Young Musicians Competition, and Shihan Wang, winner of the first prize for violin at the 2nd Zhuhai International Mozart Competition for Young Musicians. Admission is free by ticket which will be distributed at the concert venue on the day of performance, one hour before its start.
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CE meets community representatives to gather opinions for formulating the Policy Address
Chief Executive Chui Sai On will deliver the Policy Address for the Fiscal Year 2019 on 15 November 2018. To gather opinions from all sectors of society, the Government held a 15-day public opinion collection exercise. The Chief Executive also met eight community organisations last week, to listen to their views and suggestions for formulating the Policy Address for the coming fiscal year.
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New philatelic products order
To facilitate the public and philatelists for ordering new philatelic products, please note the followings:
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UM, Zhejiang University jointly launch ‘2+4’ programme to nurture medical professionals Graduates to receive bachelor’s degrees from both universities
The University of Macau (UM) and Zhejiang University signed a new collaborative agreement on the launch of a ‘2+4’ bachelor’s degree programme in biomedical sciences and clinical medicine. Graduates of the programme will receive a bachelor’s degree in biomedical sciences from UM and a bachelor’s degree in clinical medicine from Zhejiang University. In addition to providing an opportunity for students wishing to pursue a career in medicine to study at a top-tiered university in China, the agreement will help Macao nurture professionals with medical education and accumulate experience in the field, thereby enhancing the overall quality of healthcare in the city.
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