Chief Executive Fernando Chui Sai On said yesterday that his government will study how to provide stronger support to young business start-uppers.
Chui made the remarks during a meeting with about 20 young start-uppers after attending the unveiling ceremony of a national co-working space at the Macau Young Entrepreneurs Incubation Centre in Nape.
Delivering a speech during yesterday’s ceremony, Francis Tam Pak Yuen, the chairman of the Parafuturo de Macau Investment and Development Limited which operates the incubation centre, said that his centre’s national co-working space was the first nation-level co-working space in Hong Kong and Macau, the establishment of which has been approved by the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST). The former secretary for economy and finance said that the co-working space’s establishment demonstrated the central government’s support of Macau’s innovation and entrepreneurship.
Accompanied by senior officials including his chief-of-cabinet O Lam (third from left), Secretary for Economy and Finance Lionel Leong Vai Tac (first from left) and Economic Services Bureau (DSE) Director Tai Kin Ip (fourth from left), Chief Executive Fernando Chui Sai On (second from left) listens to a young start-upper (standing) asking questions at the Macau Young Entrepreneurs Incubation Centre in Nape yesterday. Photo: GCS
Former Macau secretary for economy and finance Francis Tam Pak-Yuen, chairman of the board of directors of Parafuturo de Macau Investment Limited, addresses the unveiling ceremony of the national co-working space at the Macau Young Entrepreneur Incubation Centre in Nape. – Xinhua
