Addressing a press conference about the scheme at the office, Chang said the government believed that Macau will further strengthen its co-operation with the economies covered by the central government’s Belt & Road Initiative, adding that the scheme aimed to help meet Macau’s growing need for multilingual professionals.
According to Chang, the government therefore decided to provide opportunities for young people to learn more languages.
Tertiary Education Services Office (GAES) Assistant Coordinator Chang Kun Hong poses during yesterday’s press conference at the office about an interest subsidy scheme for graduates learning languages outside Macau. – Photo: Debby Seng
