Our society category is broad, referring to initiatives supporting various cultural, educational, religious, scientific, sporting and other activities promoting the greater good of the Macau, Greater Bay Area and wider China societies. Such initiatives create social improvement through upgrading economic well-being, promoting health and fitness, sharing knowledge and information and various other positive strategies. Recent examples have included helping Macau citizens learn about mainland China government policy, encouraging scientific research or study, creating mentorship programs as well as hosting festivals, exhibitions and sporting events.
GalaxyArt, a long-term non-profit art space managed by the Galaxy Entertainment Group Foundation (GEGF), has curated nearly 25 guided tours conducted by GalaxyArt docents
Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) welcomed in the Year of the Rabbit by hosting traditional ceremonies at Galaxy Macau and StarWorld Hotel, with senior executives officiating the ceremonies
Organized by the Macao Foundation, the “Hundreds of Art – A Retrospective Exhibition of Macao Artists Promotion Project” was successfully unveiled at the Old Court Building in Macau on January 19
From 17 January to 18 March, residents and tourists can make wishes while throwing coins into the “Albergue Wishing Well” in the cultural and creative space of Albergue, owned by the Macau Holy House of Mercy
On Saturday 14 January afternoon, 22 volunteers from the Macao Community Youth Volunteers Development Association participated in a calligraphy session at the Ilha Verde Community Centre in Macau to create fai chun for Chinese New Year. Fai chun, which has no direct translation in English, are the traditional red Chinese
Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) has committed to invest MOP$28.4 billion during during the next 10 years from 2023 to 2032, of which MOP$27.5 billion, around 97%, is planned to be in non-gaming initiatives. The company said, “As a patriotic Chinese enterprise with deep roots in Macau, GEG fully supports the
The British Chamber of Commerce in Macao (Britcham Macao) has been supporting local Macau citizen Camille Leong since 2019, her first year of studies at Macau’s University of St Joseph. Camille was an outstanding student in her classes and was awarded scholarships every year through her studies. Camille graduated in
Since the liberalization of Macau’s casino industry in 2002, the six gaming concessionaires have contributed over US$165 billion in tax dollars to the city’s bulging coffers, a stupendous amount of money which without question has changed the fortunes of the people of Macau. In 2019 alone, before the COVID-19 pandemic …
GalaxyArt, a long-term non-profit art space managed by the Galaxy Entertainment Group Foundation (GEGF), has curated nearly 25 guided tours conducted by GalaxyArt docents
Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) welcomed in the Year of the Rabbit by hosting traditional ceremonies at Galaxy Macau and StarWorld Hotel, with senior executives officiating the ceremonies
Organized by the Macao Foundation, the “Hundreds of Art – A Retrospective Exhibition of Macao Artists Promotion Project” was successfully unveiled at the Old Court Building in Macau on January 19
From 17 January to 18 March, residents and tourists can make wishes while throwing coins into the “Albergue Wishing Well” in the cultural and creative space of Albergue, owned by the Macau Holy House of Mercy
On Saturday 14 January afternoon, 22 volunteers from the Macao Community Youth Volunteers Development Association participated in a calligraphy session at the Ilha Verde Community
Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) has committed to invest MOP$28.4 billion during during the next 10 years from 2023 to 2032, of which MOP$27.5 billion, around
The British Chamber of Commerce in Macao (Britcham Macao) has been supporting local Macau citizen Camille Leong since 2019, her first year of studies at
Since the liberalization of Macau’s casino industry in 2002, the six gaming concessionaires have contributed over US$165 billion in tax dollars to the city’s bulging coffers, a stupendous amount of money which without question has changed the fortunes of the people of Macau. In 2019 alone, before the COVID-19 pandemic …
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