Follow us

Macau holds int’l gastronomy forum on creativity

2019-01-22 07:03
BY admin
Comment:0

Macau’s International Gastronomy Forum was held at JW Marriott Hotel yesterday, focusing on the creativity of gastronomy.

The three-day event, themed “Possibilities of Gastronomy and Creativity,” attracted more than 30 chefs from 21 members of the UNESCO Creative Cities of Gastronomy network, which includes Macau.

Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture Alexis Tam Chong Weng said in his opening speech that the forum offered a platform for chefs from around the world to exchange their views on the world’s various culinary arts.


Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture Alexis Tam Chon Weng addresses yesterday’s opening ceremony of the International Gastronomy Forum Macau at JW Marriott in Cotai. Photo: GCS

PLEASE READ THE FULL ARTICLE IN OUR PRINT EDITION.

BACK HOME

0 COMMENTS

Leave a Reply
Advertisement
keep
keep

LATEST NEWS

Full text: Keynote address by Chinese President Xi Jinping at opening ceremony of 2024 FOCAC summit Beijing Declaration on Jointly Building an All-Weather China-Africa Community with a Shared Future for the New Era Macau downgrades Super Typhoon 'Yagi' to Strong Wind Signal No.3 Notice to our readers: The Macau Post Daily print edition to return on Monday

LIKE US ON FACEBOOK

follow us on facebook
The Macau Post Daily 澳門郵報
share

MORE NEWS

Govt to regulate max levels of heavy metals in food
Govt to regulate max levels of heavy metals in food
Executive Council spokesman Leong Heng Teng said yesterday that its members have completed their discussion of a by-law on the maximum levels of heavy metals allowed to be contained in foodstuff.The council chaired by the chief executive is the government’s top advisory body. It has 12 members.Government-drafted by-laws, officially known as administrative regulations, do not require the legislature’s approval.Executive Council spokesman Leong Heng Teng shows the media a list of maximum
DSEDJ says it shouldn’t ‘subjectively’ decide whether to suspend classes due to severe weather
DSEDJ says it shouldn’t ‘subjectively’ decide whether to suspend classes due to severe weather
The Education and Youth Development Bureau’s (DSEDJ) Non-Tertiary Education Department Chief Wong Ka Ki insisted yesterday that there is an official guideline as to whether the classes of primary and pre-schools should be suspended due to adverse weather, stressing that the bureau should not decide on the suspension of classes from a “subjective point of view”.Wong made the remarks after a closed-door regular meeting of the Non-Tertiary Education CommitteeThe Macau Meteorological and

TODAY'S PAPER

9.5
2024-09-05 E-Edition