The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area had an earlier iteration, ‘the Great Bay of Canton’ – mapped out by 18th-century cartographers and described by dictionaries of world geography and trade. Macao was its commercial heart and gateway to the world.
Premier Li Keqiang urged stronger cooperation between China and the Portuguese-speaking nations, with Macao playing a critical role as a connecting platform.
Macao must safeguard national sovereignty, security and development interests, say city leaders and central government representative.
Chinese leadership acclaim Macao’s chief executive and government efforts over the past year during high-level meetings in Beijing.
Macao stands to reap multiple benefits from China’s great rail network expansion, much of it centered on the Greater Bay Area.
Macao is investing substantial amounts in modernising its infrastructure, both for the local needs of the city’s residents as well as to lay the foundations for its further integration into the wider Greater Bay Area development.
A mass vaccination programme is the fastest, safest way to reopen borders, relieve the community and reboot the economy.
The Guangdong–Macao Intensive Cooperation Zone offers a clear pathway to cross-border integration and diversification, with Hengqin Island playing a key role.
Macao’s businesses and professionals capitalise on new opportunities as cooperation improves across the Greater Bay Area.
Technology and convenience come together at the new Qingmao pedestrian transit point between Macao and neighbouring Zhuhai, making cross-border trips faster than ever.