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 Sam, in his speech, noted Macau’s future priorities, linking the city’s innovation efforts to national development.

“Tending to the positioning of ‘one center, one platform, one base,’ Macau will develop diversified industries and prioritize four major projects: Macau-Hengqin International University City, Macau Integrated International Tourist and Cultural District, Macau International Aviation Hub on the west bank of the Pearl River, and the Science and Technology R&D Industrial Park,” he said. https://macaudailytimes.com.mo/govt-unveils-new-state-laboratories.html

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