A total of 28 Macau companies – including 14 Halal-certified food brands and 17 M-Mark certified product brands – joined the four-day “Hubei · Wuhan Macao Week” in Hubei province, which concluded on 8 September.
The Macau exhibitors reportedly expressed that their products were very popular among local people in Wuhan, with some companies from that city seeking to expand their market to Macau, according to Macau’s Commerce and Investment Promotion Institute (IPIM).
This year marks the first “Macao Week” held in Central China. A display area for MinM “Made in Macao”, “Macao Brands” and signature products from Portuguese-speaking countries (PSCs) was set up on site, and the area also integrated engaging activities such as shopping rewards, interactive photobooths and live streaming tours, delivering a Macau-style experience of food, shopping, and entertainment to Wuhan residents and visitors through both online and offline activities.
During the “Macao Week”, IPIM also held the “2025 Macao-Hengqin Promotion Seminar (Wuhan)”. Together with the “Hubei · Macao Business Matching Conference”, the two events brought together over 350 representatives from the political, business and MICE sectors from Wuhan, Macau and the Guangdong-Macau In-Depth Co-operation Zone in Hengqin to facilitate the exchange of ideas and discussions on partnership possibilities.
Through precisely arranged business matching activities and resource integration, the event was hoped to further expand the co-operation between Hubei and Macau, while also deepening the new pattern of the co-ordinated industrial development between the SAR and Hengqin, according to IPIM.
Source and Photo: IPIM
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