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The 9th International Infrastructure Investment and Construction Forum Successfully Concludes with Satisfying Achievements

The 9th International Infrastructure Investment and Construction Forum was successfully concluded today (8 June). At thistwo-day event, 14 special forums, symposiums, parallel forums and events, over160businessmeetings and matching sessions were held in two days, and 17 co-operation project agreements were signed, including3involving the collaboration between China and Portuguese-speaking countries, yieldingfruitful results.


International Financial Executive Dialogue Brings Inspiration to Push Forward Infrastructure Development

On the first day (7 June) of 9th International Infrastructure Investment and Construction Forum, the "International Financial Executive Dialogue: Attracting More Social Capital to Invest in Infrastructure" was held and attracted representatives from the financial and infrastructure sectors and peripheral industry chains from all over the world to discuss hot topics, such as how to attract social capital investment to fill the huge funding gap in international infrastructure, as well as the collaborative construction of healthier social capital investment and financing mechanisms, so as to promote the development of infrastructure.


Nearly 300 Scholars gather at UM to share new technologies for treating cancer

The Fifth Macau Symposium on Biomedical Sciences, organised by the University of Macau (UM) Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS), opened today (8 June) at UM. Nearly 300 experts, researchers and students in the field of biomedical sciences from at home and abroad attended the event. The theme of this year’s symposium is ‘Precision’. The talks covered a wide range of topics in biomedical sciences. Prof Ada Yonath, the 2009 Nobel laureate in chemistry, was one of the keynote speakers.



IIICF Thematic Forum Focuses on Cultivating New Growth Driver, Helping Enterprises Seize Opportunities to Achieve Interconnection

With the theme New Growth Drivers for Better Infrastructure and Closer Connectivity. Two thematic forums were held on the first day (7 June) of the 9th International Infrastructure Investment and Construction Forum (IIICF). Ministers for infrastructure, management from financial institutions, international contractors and senior executives of professional organisations from Mainland China, the Belt and Road Initiative countries and Portuguese-speaking countries were invited to discuss how to make use of scientific and technological revolution to introduce new drivers of development in the new era abounding in new opportunities, to harness the opportunities arising from the Belt and Road Initiative and international infrastructure development, and join to hands with enterprises from all over the world to explore opportunities for common development.



‘Belt and Road’ paves new Macao-Equatorial Guinea ties

The Chief Executive, Mr Chui Sai On, said he expected Macao and Equatorial Guinea to retain ties and develop closer ones during the phased development of the “Belt and Road” initiative and of Macao’s “Centre and Platform” policies.


Non-Mandatory Central Provident Fund System Receives over 10,000 Applications so far and the FSS Continues to Promote Social Participation

The Social Security Fund (abbreviated to FSS in Macao) has received over 10,000 applications for participation in the non-mandatory central provident fund system as of June 8. To encourage more enterprises to participate in the joint provident fund scheme, the FSS has been actively meeting with employers of various industries for months, and a number of explanatory sessions were also held at the invitation of enterprises interested in learning more about the central provident fund system.



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