Macau wants to call China and Hispanic markets where is "unknown"
The Macau Government offers funding up to a million patacas for the establishment of a brand in Macau, a campaign that attracted more than two dozen..
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The Macau Government offers funding up to one million patacas (about 115,000 euros) for the establishment of a brand in Macau, a campaign that attracted more than two dozen manifestations of interest by Spanish companies. In the school year 2025/2026, almost 180 students from various Spanish-speaking countries, including Spain, Argentina and Chile, came to Macau to study at local higher education institutions, still according to DSEDJ. The Chinese Government defined in 2003 Macau as a bridge between China and Portuguese-speaking countries, a role that was extended in 2025 by the current Chief Executive, Sam Hou Fai, to also cover the 21 Spanish-speaking countries.
Furthermore, Before planning the trip, he knew little about the city, besides a Macau Tourism campaign, which he saw still in Madrid. Carlos Martin, associate professor of International Relations at the European University of Valencia, considers Macau to have “an unexplored potential” and “bases to become the natural connector” between the two parties, but remains “widely unknown in these markets,” Lusa said. Asked whether Macau has the capacity to be this bridge, Juan Enrique Serrano Moreno, associate professor at the Institute for International Studies of the University of Chile, was permanent: "I don't believe".
In addition, On the other hand, the Macau International Fair next October will have, "for the first time", a Spanish pavilion and forums on China, with the aim of "strengthening Macao's business network", still according to IPIM. After the Portuguese-speaking universe, Macau wants to be a bridge between China and the Spanish-speaking countries, but while seeking agreements to shape the strategy, academics are divided on the viability of politics. However, “it would make some sense”, he considered, noting that the bet on foreign languages by the U.S. remains “undiversified”. “There is a somewhat closed view of the teaching of foreign languages in Macao,” he observed in statements to Lusa.
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The Macau Government offers funding up to one million patacas (about 115,000 euros) for the establishment of a brand in Macau, a campaign that attracted more than two dozen manifestations of interest by Spanish companies.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIn the school year 2025/2026, almost 180 students from various Spanish-speaking countries, including Spain, Argentina and Chile, came to Macau to study at local higher education institutions, still according to DSEDJ.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe Chinese Government defined in 2003 Macau as a bridge between China and Portuguese-speaking countries, a role that was extended in 2025 by the current Chief Executive, Sam Hou Fai, to also cover the 21 Spanish-speaking countries.
reliability low1/3 sourcesBefore planning the trip, he knew little about the city, besides a Macau Tourism campaign, which he saw still in Madrid.
reliability low1/3 sourcesCarlos Martin, associate professor of International Relations at the European University of Valencia, considers Macau to have “an unexplored potential” and “bases to become the natural connector” between the two parties, but remains “widely unknown in these markets,” Lusa said.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAsked whether Macau has the capacity to be this bridge, Juan Enrique Serrano Moreno, associate professor at the Institute for International Studies of the University of Chile, was permanent: "I don't believe".
reliability low1/3 sourcesOn the other hand, the Macau International Fair next October will have, "for the first time", a Spanish pavilion and forums on China, with the aim of "strengthening Macao's business network", still according to IPIM.
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After the Portuguese-speaking universe, Macau wants to be a bridge between China and the Spanish-speaking countries, but while seeking agreements to shape the strategy, academics are divided on the viability of politics.
according to Jornal EconómicoHowever, “it would make some sense”, he considered, noting that the bet on foreign languages by the U.S. remains “undiversified”. “There is a somewhat closed view of the teaching of foreign languages in Macao,” he observed in statements to Lusa.
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