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Macau Government Collaborates with Concessionaires to Revitalize Six Old Districts

The Macau government has unveiled plans to revitalize six old districts in collaboration with the city’s six concessionaires. This initiative aims to transform these areas into iconic cultural attractions, enhancing Macau’s cultural heritage and appeal.

Revitalized Districts:

  1. Lai Chi Vun Shipyard: Galaxy Entertainment Group has completed the revitalization of part of the shipyard, which is already open to the public.
  2. Rua da Felicidade: Wynn Macau is responsible for developing this district into a pedestrian street, with plans set for implementation during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
  3. A-Ma Area: MGM China will lead the revitalization efforts in the A-Ma area.
  4. Inner Harbour Piers 23 and 25: SJM has plans to rejuvenate this waterfront area.
  5. Avenida do Almeida Ribeiro and Rua de Cinco de Outubro: These districts hold potential for cultural transformation, with specific plans forthcoming.
  6. Iec Long Firecracker Factory: Details about the revitalization of this area are yet to be revealed.

Government’s Cultural Vision:

Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture, Ms. Ao Ieong U, emphasized the collaborative efforts between the government and concessionaires in developing these revitalization plans. The objective is to create captivating cultural attractions that will contribute to Macau’s cultural richness.

Macau’s commitment to rejuvenating its old districts demonstrates its dedication to preserving its cultural heritage while enhancing its appeal to both locals and tourists. This revitalization initiative is poised to breathe new life into these areas, fostering cultural experiences and enriching Macau’s vibrant identity.

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