The “Greater Bay Area Cultural Heritage Forum” took place on October 31, celebrating significant anniversaries for China and Macao. It focuses on cultural heritage integration among Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao through expert presentations and discussions. The forum also launched the first-ever Cultural Relics Trail connecting historical educational buildings across the regions.
The “Greater Bay Area Cultural Heritage Forum” celebrated the 75th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China and the 25th anniversary of the Macao SAR. Inaugurated on October 31 at the Macao Cultural Centre, the event was organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau of Macao, in partnership with Guangdong Province and Hong Kong’s Development Bureau, among other sponsors. The Forum addressed themes of cultural heritage integration in the Greater Bay Area and brought together representatives, experts, and scholars for discussions and presentations.
This forum is part of ongoing efforts to enhance collaboration among the cities in the Greater Bay Area. It aims to explore the utilization and preservation of cultural heritage, a significant topic given the regions’ shared cultural connections and historical ties. As the area seeks to innovate in cultural heritage maintenance and promotion, the forum serves as a platform for knowledge exchange and cooperative strategies.
The forum promises to invigorate cultural exchange and heritage preservation within the Greater Bay Area. By launching new initiatives like the “Cultural Relics Trail,” which connects educational historical sites, it lays a foundation for deeper regional cooperation. Ultimately, this gathering of cultural minds signifies a collective step towards a vibrant and interconnected heritage landscape in the Bay Area.
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