澳门特区行政长官岑浩辉18日在立法会发表题为《锐意改革提效能 聚力攻坚促多元》的2026年施政报 告，总结回顾2025年施政工作，提出2026年施政总体方向为深化行政改革、加力促进多元、精准优化民 生、融入国家大局。 这是岑浩辉任内第二份施政报告，澳门社会各界纷纷表示支持，认为报告务实前瞻，有突破有亮点，彰 显本届特区政府的协调力和亲和力，相信"法治澳门、活力澳门、文化澳门、幸福澳门"愿景目标一定能 够实现。 改革举措—— 着力"精简、效能"目标 "改革成为关键词，报告通篇贯穿改革意识、改革举措。"立法会议员梁孙旭说，特别是公共行政改革力 度显著提升。 报告提出，重整部门职能架构，提高运作效能。研究将行政长官辖下部门的行政财政辅助工作改为统一 由政府总部事务局提供支援。重整市政署，将其相关职能分别拨归公共建设局及土地工务局。将地图绘 制暨地籍局并入土地工务局，明确土地工务局作为都市更新政策的主责部门。重组经济及科技发展局， 与消费者委员会、科学技术发展基金合并。重组澳门金融管理局。合并文化局、文化发展基金及体育 局。 岑浩辉强调，公共行政改革秉持澳门的事情"大家商量着办、大家一起办"的理念，解决过去长期以来存 ...

岑浩辉表示，将稳步推进中医药大健康产业发展，持续推动现代金融业提质发展，加快培育高新技 术产业，稳步提高会展商贸业竞争力，推动文化及体育产业持续发展。 他还提出，要推动数字经济加快发展，鼓励中小企业善用跨境电商和直播带货开拓市场，助力澳门 企业和内地电商平台出海。 新华社澳门11月18日电（记者齐菲、刘刚）澳门特区行政长官岑浩辉18日在特区立法会发表2026年 施政报告时表示，经济适度多元发展是一道必做题，而且必须加快做、必须做好。特区政府将从加大政 策支持、增加资金投入、优化营商环境等方面，着力培育具有国际竞争力的新产业，有效落实"1+4"经 济适度多元发展目标任务。 岑浩辉说，要做优做强综合旅游休闲业。深化"旅游+"产业融合，重点推动"旅游+美食""旅游+盛 事""旅游+会展""旅游+教育""旅游+大健康"，为旅客提供多元旅游休闲体验。 他提出，将推进设立特区政府产业基金及引导基金。基金由特区政府主导设立、特区政府及社会资 本共同出资、委托专业团队进行管理，投资符合澳门经济适度多元发展的项目和企业，加快培育和发展 重点新兴产业。 ...

新华财经澳门11月19日电（记者齐菲、刘刚、郭雨祺）澳门特区行政长官岑浩辉18日在立法会发表题为 《锐意改革提效能聚力攻坚促多元》的2026年施政报告，提出2026年施政总体方向为深化行政改革、加 力促进多元、精准优化民生、融入国家大局。 岑浩辉在回顾2025年施政工作时表示，第六届特区政府上任以来，在中央的坚强领导下，"爱国者治 澳"原则得到有效落实，公共行政改革进一步深化，经济复苏和适度多元发展稳步推进，横琴合作区建 设取得新进展，社会民生工作逐步优化，区域合作持续加强，重大工程项目有序展开。 他强调，要加快做好经济适度多元发展这一必做题。要做优做强综合旅游休闲业，推进设立特区政府产 业基金及引导基金，稳步推进中医药大健康产业发展，持续推动现代金融业提质发展，加快培育高新技 术产业，稳步提高会展商贸业竞争力，推动文化及体育产业持续发展，推动数字经济加快发展，推动传 统产业发展，加强和优化招商工作。 岑浩辉说，将推进更高水平对外开放，融入国家发展大局。按照"强化规则衔接机制对接"要求，深入推 进粤港澳大湾区建设，更好发挥和拓展中葡平台功能，深化国际经贸科技交流合作，积极参与和助 力"一带一路"建设，深化与内 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Chief Executive of the Macao SAR, Ho Iat Seng, presented the 2026 Policy Address, highlighting economic growth, tourism recovery, and stable employment rates in Macao, alongside significant fiscal reserves [1][3]. Economic Performance - In the first three quarters of 2025, Macao's GDP was estimated at 301.33 billion Macao Patacas, reflecting a real year-on-year growth of 4.2% [1][3]. - The number of inbound tourists reached 29.67 million, with international visitors accounting for 1.89 million, representing increases of 14.5% and 12.4% respectively [1][3]. Employment Situation - The overall unemployment rate from July to September was 1.8%, while the unemployment rate for local residents was 2.4%, both remaining at low levels [1][3]. Fiscal Reserves - As of September 30, 2025, the fiscal reserves of the Macao SAR amounted to 658 billion Macao Patacas, with basic reserves at 167.3 billion and excess reserves at 490.7 billion [1][3]. Governance and Policy Implementation - The government emphasized the implementation of the "patriots governing Macao" principle and the importance of public administration reform to support economic diversification and social stability [4][5][6]. - The government plans to align with national development strategies and enhance cooperation in various sectors, including trade, technology, and culture [5][6]. Social Stability and Recovery Efforts - The government successfully managed the aftermath of Typhoon Hato, ensuring the safety of citizens and restoring normalcy, which received widespread support from the community [4].

Core Insights - The "MAGICMAN2" world tour concert by singer Jackson Wang in Macau attracted nearly 35,000 attendees over three shows, highlighting the city's vibrant entertainment scene [1] - Macau's concert and event industry is experiencing significant growth, with an expected 1,096 concerts and music events in 2024, representing a year-on-year increase of at least 10-20% [1] - The integration of high-quality hotel services and top-notch venue facilities is a key strength for Macau's entertainment sector, enhancing the overall experience for artists and audiences [2] Industry Overview - Macau has developed a leading network of high-standard performance venues, including the Galaxy Macau and Venetian Macao, capable of hosting events for thousands of attendees [1] - The Macau government has introduced a new outdoor performance area that can accommodate approximately 50,000 spectators, further enhancing the city's event hosting capabilities [1] - The concert economy in Macau is closely tied to the gaming industry, with major events driving foot traffic and boosting both gaming and non-gaming revenues [2][3] Economic Impact - In August, Macau's gaming revenue saw a 6% year-on-year increase, attributed to various events, including concerts, which positively influenced monthly revenue forecasts [3] - Non-gaming consumption by visitors reached MOP 37.86 billion in the first half of 2025, with concert-goers spending an average of MOP 4,161 per visit [2] - The concert economy is estimated to have a multiplier effect of 1:7 to 1:8, meaning a ticket priced at MOP 1,000 could generate MOP 7,000 to MOP 8,000 in total spending [5] Future Development - The Macau government aims to increase the non-gaming sector's contribution to GDP to about 60% by 2028, reflecting a strategic shift towards economic diversification [4] - The concert economy is seen as a vital component of Macau's efforts to develop a more diverse tourism landscape, with cultural and entertainment revenues significantly increasing since 2019 [6] - Collaboration between concert organizers and travel agencies is being promoted to enhance the integration of entertainment and tourism, aiming to attract a more diverse visitor demographic [6][7] Challenges and Opportunities - The current concert economy in Macau is still in its early stages, heavily reliant on specific tourist demographics and external production teams [7][9] - There is a need for Macau to cultivate local talent and reduce dependence on international resources to foster a sustainable and independent entertainment industry [9] - The ongoing development of the entertainment sector presents opportunities for increased internationalization and professionalization, with potential for growth in diverse content offerings [7][9]

Economic Overview - Macau's economy is experiencing strong momentum across multiple sectors, driven by efforts to boost economic growth, promote diversification, enhance livelihoods, and pursue development [1] Tourism Sector - The tourism market in Macau has shown significant recovery, with over 22 million inbound travelers in the first seven months of the year, a year-on-year increase of 14.9% [2] - Non-gaming tourist spending reached 18.25 billion MOP in the second quarter, reflecting a 4.6% increase compared to the previous year [2] - Macau has been recognized for having the highest number of five-star hotels according to Forbes Travel Guide for three consecutive years and ranked first in the "Top Ten Destinations for Chinese Tourists" by the China Tourism Academy [2] - The "Tourism+" strategy is expected to enhance the multiplier effect of the tourism industry, with upcoming events like the National Games and the International Fireworks Display further boosting tourism [2] Exhibition Sector - Macau has been awarded "Best Asian Conference Destination" by M&C Asia, highlighting its competitive advantages in hosting events [3] - In the first half of the year, there were 918 exhibition activities, a 29.3% increase year-on-year, with a focus on trade and management themes [3] - The government’s support for the "1+4" industry development strategy has positively impacted the exhibition sector, which is expected to continue growing with upcoming major events [3] Community Economy - Community events, such as the recent food market, have successfully attracted both residents and tourists, increasing sales by approximately 15% for local vendors [4] - The government has funded 21 projects that have engaged over 520,000 participants and approximately 900 businesses, aiming to stimulate local economies [4] Consumer Stimulus Initiatives - Macau will host the 15th National Games in November, and the government plans to distribute 485 million MOP in consumer vouchers from September 1 to November 30 to stimulate local consumption [5] - This initiative is expected to enhance community economic vitality and stabilize the overall economic environment in Macau [5]

Group 1 - Shanghai's leadership, including Secretary Chen Jining and Mayor Gong Zheng, welcomed Macau's Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng, emphasizing the importance of deepening cooperation between Shanghai and Macau [1] - Chen Jining highlighted Shanghai's commitment to enhancing its role as an international economic, financial, trade, shipping, and technological innovation center, aligning with national strategies [1] - The meeting aimed to strengthen communication and collaboration in various fields, including economic investment, technological innovation, and cultural education, to better serve national development [1] Group 2 - Ho Iat Seng expressed gratitude for Shanghai's support in Macau's development and emphasized Macau's efforts to diversify its economy and develop the Hengqin Guangdong-Macau Deep Cooperation Zone [2] - The visit was intended to gain insights into Shanghai's experiences in technological innovation and high-tech industry development, promoting strategic alignment and enterprise cooperation [2] - Both parties aim to achieve a "two-way rush" in collaboration, contributing to national development goals [2]

Economic Growth - Macau's GDP for Q2 2025 reached 100.38 billion MOP, showing a year-on-year growth of 5.1%, despite a 1.3% decline in Q1, resulting in a 1.8% growth for the first half of the year [1] - The tourism sector is a key driver of Macau's economic recovery, supported by various central government policies [2][3] Tourism Recovery - The number of inbound tourists to Macau exceeded 19.21 million in the first half of the year, marking a 14.9% increase year-on-year, with significant growth from Zhuhai (57.0%) and the Greater Bay Area [2] - The "Tourism+" initiative has diversified tourism offerings, attracting a younger and more family-oriented demographic [3] Cultural Integration - The successful application for UNESCO World Heritage status for Macau's historical district has enhanced cultural tourism, with events like the International Culinary City Carnival promoting local culture [4][5] - Various cultural events and festivals are continuously held, contributing to Macau's reputation as a "City of Events" and enhancing the tourism environment [6] Investment and Development - The development of the Hengqin Guangdong-Macau Deep Cooperation Zone is expected to attract more investment and talent, supporting Macau's economic diversification [7] - In the first five months of the year, the cooperation zone saw a 15.91% increase in VAT invoices, indicating strong growth in sectors like manufacturing and information services [7] Government Initiatives - The new government has outlined major projects aimed at long-term economic development, reinforcing confidence in Macau's stable growth trajectory [8]

Core Viewpoint - The event "Building Dreams Together for Development" highlighted the importance of Macau's role in economic diversification and integration into the national development framework, emphasizing its historical significance as a cultural exchange hub [1][2]. Group 1: Economic Development - Macau aims to enhance its economic diversification while improving governance efficiency to support national high-level openness and maintain social stability [1]. - The government plans to assist mainland enterprises and advanced technologies in expanding into Portuguese-speaking, Spanish-speaking, and Latin American countries, while also attracting foreign enterprises and business models to the Greater Bay Area market [1]. Group 2: International Cooperation - The China-Portuguese-speaking Countries Economic and Trade Cooperation Forum is seen as a stabilizing force amid recent international trade uncertainties, promoting predictability in economic relations [1]. - Key areas of focus include strengthening economic ties, maintaining a multilateral trade system, expanding cooperation in emerging fields, and deepening cultural exchanges to solidify mutual understanding [2]. Group 3: Cultural and Tourism Engagement - The media delegation engaged with various local organizations and visited significant cultural sites, reflecting Macau's appeal as a world tourism and leisure center [2]. - The event was part of a series of joint interviews aimed at covering all cities in the Greater Bay Area, showcasing the region's collaborative spirit [2].

Core Viewpoint - China Telecom (Macau) Limited celebrated its 20th anniversary and launched new services, signing strategic cooperation agreements with Macau Pass and Macau Airlines to support industrial upgrades [1] Group 1: Company Developments - The company has developed a comprehensive 5G network across Macau and has introduced various innovative services, including "Easy Trip" communication products for visitors and "5G Bay Area Pass" for local businesses [1][2] - The company aims to enhance digital living experiences for residents and tourists through collaborations in smart transportation and cross-border payment services [1] Group 2: Future Plans - The company plans to leverage its resource advantages to accelerate the transition to 5G-A and 6G technologies, creating an integrated information channel across land, sea, and air [2] - The focus will be on building a localized AI cloud platform and industry application scenarios to support Macau's "1+4" economic diversification strategy [2]