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IPIM Launches Online Training to Help the Industry Keep up with New Trends of Asia-Pacific MICE Sector

As the pandemic prevention measures relieved and normal border crossing resumed, the number of MICE events have increased significantly. In order to continuously facilitate the specialisation and internationalisation of the MICE industry, as well as the cultivation of professionals and practitioners in the MICE sector, the Macao Trade and Investment Promotion Institute (IPIM) launched the first online MICE training session of this year yesterday (20 April), under the theme “New Trends of the Asia-Pacific MICE Industry”, and invited industry experts and representatives to share their viewpoints, enabling local practitioners to update their knowledge and strengthen their competitiveness, so as to attract more professional MICE events to be held in Macao.


53% of Employers Not Yet Paid Contributions, FSS Calls on the Use of “Macao One Account” for Making the Payment

As of 20 April, about 14,000 employers have not yet paid Social Security System’s obligatory system contributions for their employees for the first quarter of 2023, accounting for about xx% of the total number of employers who need to pay contributions. As the payment deadline is approaching, the flow of people at service points is increasing. The Social Security Fund (abbreviated to FSS in Macao) calls on employers and residents to make more use of the “Macao One Account” mobile app or website to make the payments, so as to avoid waiting in line and not be restricted by office hours.



CE meets in Lisbon the Chinese Ambassador to Portugal

The Chief Executive, Mr Ho Iat Seng, met on Wednesday (April 19) in Lisbon, Portugal, with the Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to the Portuguese Republic, Mr Zhao Bentang, to exchange views on issues such as the continued strengthening of Macao-Portugal cooperation, and further promotion of China-Portugal ties via Macao’s platform role.








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