AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNational Security: Macau’s first national security trial will be held behind closed doors next week, with proceedings set to start on Sept. 16 against former pro-democracy lawmaker Au Kam San, after the appeals court approved the move to protect “national security interests.” Local Justice Watch: The case stems from Au’s 2025 arrest under the revised national security law, with details previously kept scarce; the trial decision was confirmed by Macau’s national security committee. Education & Youth: A debate piece on “smartphone-free schools” argues that banning phones during the school day can reduce distraction, but should come with clear exceptions and emergency communication rules. Hengqin Integration: As the Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone turns five, coverage highlights cross-border education expansion, including Macau students studying in Hengqin and a growing school pipeline for Macau children. Culture & Tourism: The 34th Macao International Fireworks Display Contest runs Sept. 12–Oct. 4 with a Silk Road theme and new large-scale drone shows; tickets for the 38th Macao International Music Festival go on sale Sept. 13. Public Life: Macau reported 30 million visitor arrivals for the year as of Friday, hitting the milestone 22 days earlier than last year.
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