AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPhilatelic Arts & Community: “Macao 2026” marked “Art Day” with new “Macao Street Art” stamp products, plus seminars and hands-on workshops that mix typography, stickers, and postcard-style creativity. Public Health & Youth: Macau reported 132 drug abuse cases in 2025, with first-time use averaging just 22.8 years old, as organisers warn about covert youth trends and rising risks from new substances. Disability Arts Spotlight: The Macau Deaf Association launched “TOUCH the Heart,” the city’s first deafblind art exhibition, pairing artworks with interactive experiences and workshops for International Day of Deafblindness. Tourism & Culture Diplomacy: APEC tourism delegates visited Macao’s Museum of Art and joined local snack and craft workshops, underscoring Macao’s heritage-led tourism pitch. International Entertainment: DIFF 2026’s “Vision” night in Da Nang saw Portugal and China secure final spots, with Portugal performing first and both sets of fireworks judged on concept, creativity, and audience impact. Music & Education: Macau Baptist College celebrated its 70th anniversary with a Yellow River-themed concert aimed at strengthening national sentiment and a globally minded outlook through music. Sports & Youth Development: Malaysia’s junior badminton team topped Group D at BAJC 2026 after edging Indonesia 2-1, while Macau’s CSD ran a Greater Bay Area innovation-and-history tour for young rehabilitated persons. K-pop in Macau: TWS announced Macau as one of its Asia tour stops, following sold-out Seoul dates despite a member’s thigh injury.
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