A shot at a better future
A mass vaccination programme is the fastest, safest way to reopen borders, relieve the community and reboot the economy.
Ho Iat Seng
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Macao lawmakers plan for progress
The city’s new Legislative Assembly comprises people from all walks of life, who share the challenging task of moving Macao forward.
In the zone: Opportunity knocks in Hengqin
The Guangdong–Macao Intensive Cooperation Zone offers a clear pathway to cross-border integration and diversification, with Hengqin Island playing a key role.
Businesses join forces
Macao’s businesses and professionals capitalise on new opportunities as cooperation improves across the Greater Bay Area.
Chief Executive commends Macao’s prosperity
Ho Iat Seng praises China at the opening of a photo exhibition celebrating the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China.
Opportunity on the horizon
The development of Hengqin as a special economic zone has been giving nearby Macao the support needed to help diversify its economy beyond gaming. But those on the ground there believe more could still be done.
For the greater good
Ho Iat Seng vows to make an all-out effort to advance the region’s Greater Bay Area project during a trip to mainland China last month.
Rays of light
Every single COVID-19 vaccine is a ray of light. Macao’s vaccination programme is gathering speed, edging the city closer to the light at the end of the coronavirus tunnel.
The herbal remedy
Macao is seeking to diversify its economy and it’s looking at the Traditional Chinese Medicine industry to achieve that goal. We investigate the city’s ever-growing relationship with this ancient holistic approach to health.
Making greater strides
Macao’s Chief Executive talks about co-operation, bilateral development and the COVID-19 pandemic during his four-day trip to the Greater Bay Area.