Tag: Greater Bay
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Artificial Intelligence in the GBA: From policy to daily life
Analysis Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a policy priority in the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA); it is increasingly embedded in daily life, ... -
Huawei plans to outperform global tech leaders with less powerful chips
In the News Huawei Technologies said Thursday that it would roll out the world’s most powerful AI computing clusters over the next two years as it ... -
World-class airport cluster emerges in Greater Bay Area
Analysis A world-class airport cluster is rapidly taking shape in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA), marking a significant milestone in regional infrastructure development. This ... -
Third GBA business forum set to draw record attendance in Guangzhou
On The Agenda The Third Business Conference on Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Development will be held on Sept 15-16 at the Guangzhou Baiyun International Convention ... -
Cultural integration
Discourse about GBA integration tends to skirt around any overt explanation of how culturally discrete community groups are to integrate. Culture that is manifest in fine ... -
GBA calligraphy exhibition marks victory in war of resistance
On the Agenda A calligraphy exhibition featuring works by scholars from the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area was inaugurated this week, commemorating the 80th Anniversary of ... -
Educational collaboration is driving innovation in Greater Bay Area
Analysis The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) is creating a network of innovation hubs to become an internationally influential technology center. Central to this effort ... -
Macau and Guangdong launch cross-border medical transfer services
The Guangdong-Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin and the Macao Special Administrative Region have jointly launched a “Hospital-to-Hospital” cross-border transfer service, marking a step in integrated ... -
GBA cross-border commercial dispute One-Stop Platform now live
The Guangdong High People’s Court and the Guangdong Department of Justice have launched a cross-border commercial dispute one-stop resolution platform serving the Greater Bay Area. It ... -
Guangzhou issues plan to implement ‘Nansha Financial 30 Measures’
Guangzhou has rolled out a detailed Implementation Plan for the “Nansha Financial 30 Measures” – a policy framework to boost financial integration and global outreach in ... -
Cultural & Sports Center hosts first major event
Guangzhou’s new Greater Bay Area Cultural and Sports Center – designed to integrate culture, tourism, and sports – has officially opened, staging its first men’s basketball ... -
The human spirit in Jiang Zhaohe’s art
On the Agenda In 2012, Chinese netizens amused themselves by digitally altering an image of the Tang dynasty poet Du Fu from school textbooks — turning ... -
Shenzhen–Zhongshan passage marks one-year milestone
The Shenzhen–Zhongshan Passage – the world’s widest and longest steel-shell immersed-tube tunnel – has celebrated its first anniversary. Since opening, it has carried more than 31.55 ... -
Jiangmen leverages 15th National Games to boost sports economy
Jiangmen – one of the co-hosts for the GBA segment of the 15th National Games – plans to convert the influx of visitors into lasting economic ... -
Firms target Middle East amid global trade tensions
A Hong Kong trade expert has urged Greater Bay Area enterprises to focus on the Middle East – citing its potential as a growth market amid ... -
GBA youth camp blends sport, tech and sustainability
China News Service reported yesterday that the 2025 GBA Youth Sports & Culture Camp concluded after a sixday, fivenight programme across Shenzhen and Hong Kong. The camp ... -
National Games hailed as Greater Bay milestone
An SCMP editorial (5 Aug) argues that the 15th National Games, cohosted by Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau from 9–21 Nov, will be a “landmark test” of Hong Kong’s organising capacity and ... -
Swire Pacific pledges continued GBA investment despite profit drop
Hong Kong conglomerate Swire Pacific reported yesterday that underlying firsthalf profit slipped 2 % to HKD5.5 bn ($700 m), while consolidated profit fell 79 % because of fairvalue losses on investment properties. ... -
CE wants to promote GBA unity through the National Games
The Chief Executive (CE), Sam Hou Fai, highlighted the importance of promoting the spirit of the slogan “United as the Greater Bay Area (GBA), United for ... -
Macau enterprise stays confident in Hengqin’s future despite challenges in health sector
INTERVIEW The Guangdong–Macau In-depth Cooperation Zone in Hengqin – established four years ago with a focus on the big health industry – features Serensia Woods as ... -
GBA housing market stable in H1, but Q2 sentiment dented by trade tensions
On The Agenda Cushman & Wakefield’s latest Greater Bay Area Residential and Commercial Real Estate Investment Market 1H 2025 Review and 2H Outlook, published this week, ... -
Proxy witness bank account service now covers all GBA cities
IN THE NEWS The proxy witness service, which allows Hong Kong and Macau residents to open mainland Chinese bank accounts remotely, has now been expanded to ... -
Embracing the digital shift in the Greater Bay Area
Analysis The media industry in Asia is standing at a pivotal crossroads. With artificial intelligence (AI) reshaping how information is gathered, processed, and shared, media professionals ... -
A new blueprint for regional journalism
As the workshop concluded, journalists returned home with renewed resolve and actionable insights. The event highlighted how China’s evolving media practices and digital transformation journey can ... -
Twenty Years of Macau’s World Heritage: Reflections and Renewed Challenges
Analysis By João Palla Martins, Architect (text and photos) In 2005, the inscription of the Historic Centre of Macau on the UNESCO World Heritage List marked ... -
Food done well – know your farmer’s heart and mind
Analysis A recent advertorial in MDT celebrated MGM’s Aji becoming the first Macau restaurant to earn the top three-star rating in Food Made Good Standard certification. ... -
How Macau’s second world war experience shaped the territory
Analysis This year marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the second world war, a conflict that left few corners of the globe untouched. In ... -
Shenzhen: Keeping Pace with the AI Revolution
Special report For years, siblings Fang Zhiyin and Fang Jingmin worked tirelessly to keep their family jewelry company alive in an industry facing increasing pressure from ... -
Relentless vessel traffic threatens the GBA’s marine life
Analysis The Greater Bay Area (GBA) is one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing coastal megaregions. The busy maritime hub is home to approximately 86 million ... -
Macau-based sinologist honored with 18th Special Book Award of China
On the Agenda Brazilian sinologist and translator Giorgio Sinedino has been named a recipient of the 18th Special Book Award of China, the country’s top honor ... -
Guangzhou – Nansha Accelerates Infrastructure and High-Speed Rail Access
Guangzhou’s Nansha District is rapidly developing integrated transport systems. Metro Line 18, a 160 km/h all-underground regional express, allows city center access in under 30 minutes. The ... -
Shenzhen – New Reform Trial Targets AI and Low-Altitude Economy
China’s central government approved a new wave of pilot reforms for Shenzhen, focusing on artificial intelligence, low-altitude aviation economy, scientific talent, and cross-border cooperation. Mayor Qin ... -
Zhuhai – Sports Events and Dual Typhoon Alert
Zhuhai hosted the women’s 7-a-side football match for China’s 15th National Games this week, strengthening its capacity for large-scale events. The city is also holding a ... -
Foshan – Cultural Zone Plan and Smart Justice
Foshan released a new tourism and cultural plan focused on its “Two Rivers Four Mountains” zones, especially Nanxun and Shiwan in Chancheng District. Authorities also expanded ... -
Huizhou – Rural Craft and Summer Storms
Huizhou is training rural craftsmen to promote economic self-reliance in the countryside. Officials say the plan will create local jobs and preserve traditional skills. However, weather ...
