The 28-nation European Union (EU) says in its annual report about Macau that “the functioning of the Macau government needs to be modernised and made more efficient.”
The European Commission also says in its Annual Report 2015 that “the EU encourages the Macau authorities to consider ways to promote greater public involvement in the election of the chief executive, thereby enhancing the legitimacy of the position and contributing to good governance.”
The report was released in Brussels on Monday and received here yesterday.
