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Macao's unique governance model continues to win global praise! Portuguese scholar Carmen Amado Mendes, president of the Macao Scientific and Culture Center, recently highlighted the 'undeniable success' of the 'One Country, Two Systems' principle in the region during an interview with China Media Group.
'The creativity and achievements of this approach are clear for all to see,' Mendes stated, emphasizing how the system has preserved Macao's cultural identity while boosting its economic vitality . Her comments come as the region marks 24 years since its return to China, blending Portuguese heritage with modern Chinese dynamism.
Mendes, a longtime observer of cross-cultural exchange, noted Macao's role as a bridge between East and West – from its iconic fusion cuisine to its thriving tourism industry. The system's stability has also made it a magnet for overseas investors, with gaming and hospitality sectors leading the charge .
While the interview focused on Macao, analysts suggest such success stories could inspire new approaches to cross-strait relations. As young professionals increasingly look to Asia for opportunities, understanding these unique governance models becomes key .
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Portuguese scholar Carmen Amado Mendes, president of the Macao Scientific and Culture Center, recently highlighted the 'undeniable success' of the 'One Country, Two Systems' principle in the region during an interview with China Media Group.
. Her comments come as the region marks 24 years since its return to China, blending Portuguese heritage with modern Chinese dynamism.
– from its iconic fusion cuisine to its thriving tourism industry. The system's stability has also made it a magnet for overseas investors, with gaming and hospitality sectors leading the charge 
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