MGM and MSC jointly launched the "Sustainable Development Innovation & Technology and Green Skills Education Campaign" In a concerted effort to advance sustainable development, technological innovation, and green technology education, MGM and the Macao Science Center have launched the "Sustainable Development Innovation & Technology and Green Skills Education Campaign." Officially inaugurated on July 16 at the Macao Science Center Convention Hall, the event drew 200 students and industry professionals to attend. As a company dedicated to promoting green, low-carbon, and sustainable development, MGM shares a common vision with the Macao Science Center. Over the next three years, this partnership will facilitate science popularization activities, workshops, national science and innovation competitions, and establish Macau's first educational space focused on "Youth Green Skills." These initiatives aim to cultivate the knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes necessary for a sustainable and resource-efficient society, thereby contributing to the green transition. The campaign's inaugural project is a national youth science popularization competition themed "Shaping a Green Life Together." Organized by the China Green Building Council of CSUS, this competition targets students from the second year of junior high to the second year of senior high nationwide. The aim is to deepen students' understanding of the current environmental situation, the harm caused by plastic waste, and the classification and recycling of plastic products. By applying the "4R" green concept—Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Replace—in their daily lives, students will be encouraged to cultivate a green, low-carbon, and healthy lifestyle. On the event day, our primary aim was to deepen the students’ understanding of sustainable development principles. To this end, in addition to arranging visits to the Sustainable Development Gallery at the Macao Science Center, MGM also hosted a workshop at the Macao Science Center focused on "Plastic Upcycling," where plastic bottle caps were creatively upgraded and transformed into unique living goods. This hands-on activity allowed students to experience the joy of turning waste into valuable products. The workshop not only educated students about the current trends of solid waste management in Macau but also emphasized the importance of reducing unnecessary waste and pollution in our daily lives. It encouraged students to adopt sustainable habits in their everyday activities, encompassing eating, clothing, housing, and commuting, thereby fostering a sense of responsibility as global citizens. Over the next three years, we will work hand in hand with the Macao Science Center to promote the mission of sustainable development, empower youth with green skills, and contribute to Macau's decarbonization goals. #MGMCareers #MGMMACAU #MGMCOTAI
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