The findings of a survey carried out by the Macau Management Association (MMA) released Monday show that management staff skills in local companies have improved this year.
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The Judiciary Police said on Sunday they have launched an investigation into a suspicious fire at SJM’s Grand Lisboa Palace, in Cotai, construction site on Saturday night.
Economic Services Bureau (DSE) Director Tai Kin Ip said Sunday that last month’s Hato disaster has made Macau’s civil society “fully” realise the “complexity of the reality”, adding that the government would think “deeply” about how to diversify the local economy in order to consolidate the city’s industrial structure.
The new Service Complex for Economic Cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking countries will be built by Companhia de Construção e Engenharia Omas, Limitada for MOP 692.8 million (US$ 86.1 million), according to the Land, Public Works and Transport Bureau (DSSOPT).
Newly-appointed Central People’s Government Liaison Office in Macau Director Zheng Xiaosong has vowed that he will familiarise himself with Macau’s “public sentiment’ as quickly as possible, according to a statement from the office on Friday.
Director Raymond Tam Vai Man to be appointed director of the Meteorological and Geophysical Bureau (SMG) for a one-year term while remaining in his existing post.
Caixa Geral de Depósitos (CGD) and Banco Nacional Ultramarino de Macau are strong believers and supportive of the Chinese and Macau governments’ mission to make the territory a platform for closer commercial relations between China and Portuguese speaking countries, said Wednesday CGD Chief Executive Officer, Paulo Macedo.
Neither civil servants nor other residents are satisfied with the government’s efficiency in responding to grassroots’ demands and its level of transparency, according to the findings of a survey conducted by the Macau Civil Servants Federation (MCSF) released Wednesday.
Newly-appointed Macau Monetary Authority (AMCM) President Benjamin Chan Sau San said Tuesday the latest figures showed that the insurance claims filed in the wake of Super Typhoon Hato have reached 2.9 billion patacas (US$ 363 million).