AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEducation & Youth: Macao’s DSEDJ says 2026/27 will run 10 higher-education institutions (about 70,000 students) plus 75 schools across 118 units, with 105 units in the free education network benefiting around 80,000 non-higher students, while pushing phased teaching expansion to Hengqin and trial operations for a TCM regional university–industry tech transfer centre. Cultural Reading: The Cultural Affairs Bureau’s Public Library launches the 43rd issue of Books and the City (“Joyful Reading Community”), spotlighting mobile outreach, 10-minute reading, book delivery, new e-resources, and multilingual author features. Art & Heritage: MAM’s Lucidity in a Prosperous Era brings 136 Qing-dynasty Guangdong paintings to Nape, with guided tours starting this Saturday, while the Macau Artist Society marks its 70th anniversary with a large-scale Sands Macao exhibition running to Sept 15. Creative Macau: CREATIVE MACAU’s 23rd anniversary PRESENT members exhibition opens in Nape, and a Hengqin interactive Peach Blossom Spring comedy premieres Sept 11 with AI-assisted music video and audience play spaces. Sports & Spotlight: UFC Shanghai delivered a home-soil shock as Song Yadong knocked out Umar Nurmagomedov in the second round, ending the Road to UFC run for Chungreng Koren in Shanghai after a semifinal loss. Gaming Business: Paradise Entertainment outlines LT Game’s return to the US market after a 1H26 loss, while Success Universe reports a wider 1H26 loss tied to the Ponte 16 satellite casino closure.
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