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Summary: The Op-Ed argues that Macau Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai’s visits to Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, and Belgium mark a significant evolution in Macau’s foreign policy and external relations. Key points include: - The Macau Basic Law authorizes the MSAR government to conduct diplomacy, making Sam Hou Fai’s European tour economically and politically meaningful. - The visits position Macau as a vital “super-connector” linking China with Portuguese-speaking and Spanish-spe
2026-05-25Summary: China’s new top diplomat in Macau, Bian Lixin, reaffirmed Beijing’s “diplomacy for Macau” and pledged to expand Macau’s international exchanges and cooperation under “diplomacy with Chinese characteristics.” She highlighted strong central support to deepen international cooperation and to build a high-level platform for openness. Macau will host the June 2023 APEC Tourism Ministerial Meeting, with continued backing for its status as a premier convention and business
2026-05-25Summary: The recent Beijing “Two Sessions” project a clear political and strategic direction for Macau (MSAR). Beijing’s framework combines strong political backing with concrete national-development demands, signaling that Macau must integrate more deeply into China’s overall growth strategy while leveraging its unique regional position. Key takeaways: - Political trajectory: Beijing pledges continued support for Macau but expects active alignment with national development
2026-05-25Sam Hou Fai will lead a 120-member Macau and Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area delegation on a four-day trip to Portugal (April 18–21) to boost economic and cultural cooperation. The visit aims to sign over 39 cooperation agreements across sectors such as trade, education, culture, tourism, health, talent development, and advanced technology, with participants from Macau, Hengqin, and more than 20 GBA firms plus other Chinese provinces. The mission also includes a ph
2026-05-25Summary: The article analyzes Macau’s international diplomacy and platform strategy under Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai, emphasizing Macau as a China-led, Portugal-speaking hub. Key themes include: - Macau as a China–Portuguese-speaking platform to diversify and attract investment, particularly via Hengqin and the Macau/Hengqin axis. - A strong institutional emphasis in Fai’s Lisbon visit, with messages to strengthen cooperation with Portugal and project Macau’s advantages on t
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