Core Viewpoint - The General Administration of Customs has introduced a new round of 23 support measures to promote the high-quality development of the Hengqin Guangdong-Macao Deep Cooperation Zone, focusing on four main areas: promoting diversified development of Macao's industries, facilitating the lives and employment of residents from Macao, advancing the integration of rules between Hengqin and Macao, and promoting the integration of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area market [1][2]. Group 1: Support for Macao's Industrial Diversification - The measures include support for the development of technology research and high-end manufacturing, establishing a "green channel" for customs clearance of research goods [1]. - There is a focus on creating internationally influential exhibition platforms and customizing regulatory schemes for "one exhibition, two locations" between Hengqin and Macao [1]. - The initiative supports cross-border e-commerce "1210" tax-free shopping and facilitates the export of food products labeled as "Macao produced," "Macao manufactured," and "Macao designed" [1]. Group 2: Facilitation of Life and Employment for Macao Residents - The measures aim to support the construction of port facilities between Macao University and Hengqin, innovating customs clearance supervision to ease the passage of personnel [2]. - There is a plan to gradually apply for designated regulatory sites for imported fresh aquatic products based on actual needs, innovating inspection and quarantine modes for food and ingredients [2]. - The implementation of a one-code customs clearance traceability management system is promoted to facilitate the transport of food and ingredients from Macao to Hengqin [2]. Group 3: Advancing Rule Integration Mechanisms - The General Administration of Customs aims to deepen the implementation of paperless cooperation for animal and animal product inspection and quarantine electronic certificates with Macao [2]. - There is an emphasis on enhancing cooperation in quality safety of import and export goods and promoting information exchange between regulatory authorities in Hengqin and Macao [2]. - The measures include deepening cross-border monitoring of pests and diseases to ensure the health and safety of residents and travelers [2]. Group 4: Overall Regulatory and Service Enhancements - The customs authority plans to continuously optimize the "five-dimensional integrated" regulatory model to support the construction of a high-level open system with Macao [2]. - There will be ongoing efforts to deepen the "Guangdong-Macao Joint One-Stop" customs facilitation measures to promote the smooth flow of various elements among Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao [2]. - The initiative includes support for the accelerated construction of a forward cargo station at Macao International Airport in the Hengqin Cooperation Zone [2].

Group 1 - The "Macau Youth Startup Community Living Room" was inaugurated in Zhuhai Hengqin to promote the integration of Macau youth into the Hengqin Guangdong-Macau Deep Cooperation Zone, enhancing its appeal and cohesion for young people from Macau [1] - The project is operated by the China Macau Youth Progress Association (Guangdong Office) and is supported by the Guangdong Provincial Committee and the Hengqin Office, utilizing a "government + community + association" model to create a comprehensive service platform for Macau youth entrepreneurship [1] - Since its trial operation began in May, the community living room has welcomed over 20 Macau-funded startups across various industries, including influencer tourism promotion, cross-border e-commerce, traditional Chinese medicine health, and high-tech drone activities [1] Group 2 - Strategic cooperation agreements were signed between the Youth Progress Association's Guangdong Office and several universities, establishing a "Double Innovation Training Service Base" to bridge the gap between talent cultivation and industry practice [2] - The China Macau Youth Progress Association, established in 2005, has over 2,000 members and has served more than 1.5 million people, playing a significant role in integrating Macau youth into the national development framework [2]