AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoInternational Youth Dance Festival: Macau’s Ruins of St Paul’s hosted the opening parade of the 2026 International Youth Dance Festival, with 33 groups and 800+ dancers from Macau and overseas filling the historic centre as the six-day programme runs through 23 July. Accessibility in the arts: The Macau Deaf Association renewed its push for wider sign language use, running public courses and TV segments with interpretation via TDM, plus sign-language news wrap-ups and kids’ content. Community sports & youth development: The Hou Kong students’ basketball carnival showcase brought kindergarten talent to a national stage, with schools framing “joyful basketball” around teamwork and resilience. Transport infrastructure: DSOP says the LRT East Line Extension’s 1.5km underground tunnel must be completed within 1,035 calendar days, while preliminary design work is underway for two stations. Responsible gaming: Galaxy Macau rolled out a World Cup-themed responsible gaming campaign focused on youth, training staff to spot warning signs and seek support. Music in Macau: MAMAMOO’s 4WARD World Tour added a Macau stop after instant sell-outs, landing a two-day stadium residency at Londoner Arena. Local public safety: A civil servant was arrested over alleged sexual harassment of a swimmer at Lin Fong Sports Centre after offering to “teach” techniques.
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