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Sands China Ltd. has launched a bilingual publication, In Search of Its Roots – An Illustrated History of Rua das Estalagens, showcasing the historic Macay street’s cultural and historical significance.

Compiled by local professionals, the book captures the transformation of Rua das Estalagens through stories and illustrations, offering insights into its heritage.

Supported by the SAR Government and Cultural Affairs Bureau, the book has been archived in public libraries and distributed to schools to educate future generations.

Sands China has also contributed to the street’s revitalization through initiatives such as the Entrepreneurship Recruitment Programme and a shopfront beautification project with the Macau Artist Society.

Dr. Wilfred Wong, Sands China’s executive vice chairman, emphasized the company’s commitment to preserving Macao’s heritage while supporting local businesses.

These initiatives aim to strengthen community connections, promote cultural appreciation, and revitalize Rua das Estalagens as a vibrant part of the city’s history.

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