AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMotorsport Pathways: Singapore-based engineer Nida Anis says Asia has talent, but “access” and weak visibility for local races block clear career routes—she points to her work spotlighting Asian drivers and teams, including Macau Grand Prix experience. UFC Shanghai Buzz: Song Yadong stunned Umar Nurmagomedov with a second-round KO in Shanghai, flipping expectations and igniting debate among fans; the card also featured other key bouts and rising contenders. Nepal MMA Spotlight: Rabindra Dhant’s Road to UFC Season-5 semifinal win in Shanghai offers a morale boost after Nepal’s floods, while his camp pushes for more support from Nepal’s sports ministry. Macau Arts & Community: The Rui Cunha Foundation hosts “Leisurely Strokes,” a hobby-driven painting exhibition where Macau residents balance work and art; meanwhile, the 44th Macao Young Musicians Competition wrapped with special prizes for young performers. Tourism Promotion: MGTO is rolling out multilingual mini drama series and travel trade delegation visits across Southeast Asia to boost “tourism +” visibility for Macao. Digital Entertainment Forum: Cyberport’s DELF 2026 opens with an AI-and-immersive focus on reshaping culture and creative industries. Film Talk: Reviews and commentary continue around Yash’s “Toxic,” with discussion of its gangster psychology and Macau-linked plot elements.
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