CityU’s faculty and students visit retrospective exhibition of Forum Macao’s 20th anniversary to learn about its achievements

On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the founding of the Forum for Economic and Trade Co-operation Between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries (Macao), also known as Forum Macao, the Service Platform Complex for Commercial Cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries is now hosting the Retrospective Exhibition of the 20th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Forum for Economic and Trade Cooperation between China and the Portuguese-speaking Countries (Macao), starting from October 20th for a two-month period. To understand the achievements of the Forum Macao in promoting cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking countries over the years, vice rector of City University of Macau and dean of the Institute for Research on Portuguese-Speaking Countries, Prof. Ip Kuai Peng, led a delegation of nearly 60 faculty and student representatives to visit the retrospective exhibition. They were warmly received by Teresa Mok, coordinator of the Support Office.

The retrospective exhibition features six exhibition areas: forum review, interactive experience, video display, music appreciation, culinary culture, and cultural arts. Through diverse approaches, the exhibition showcased the Forum Macao’s achievements in promoting the development objectives of facilitating win-win cooperation, mutually beneficial achievements, and future prospect. The exhibition reviews the development of the Forum Macao over the past twenty years and highlights the contributions it has made to the exchange and cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking countries.

Vice Rector Ip encouraged students to strive for academic and research excellence. He emphasized the importance of incorporating the activities of the Forum Macao into their learning experiences, expanding their horizons, deepening their understanding of the Macao’s role platform for exchanges between China and Portuguese-speaking countries, and contributing to the development of the two sides.

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Source: Institute for Research on Portuguese-Speaking Countries