Pansy Ho Highlights Macao’s Transformation in 25 Years Since Return to China
From a small island under colonial rule to a vibrant and comprehensive tourism destination, the Macao Special Administrative Region has undergone a remarkable transformation in the 25 years since its return to China. Pansy Ho, executive chairman and managing director of Shun Tak Group, recently spoke about the substantial changes that have reshaped Macao’s positioning and profile.
“The transformation has been substantial and significant,” Ho said, emphasizing the unique advantages provided by the “One Country, Two Systems” policy. “Our special positioning has allowed us to benefit from great encouragement and impetus from the central government.”
Ho highlighted how Macao has successfully transitioned from its colonial past to become a holistic destination that attracts visitors from around the world. The support from the central government has been instrumental in this development, fostering economic growth and diversifying the region’s offerings beyond gaming to include culture, entertainment, and other industries.
As Macao celebrates 25 years since its return to China, Ho expressed optimism about the future. “We have a strong foundation and a clear vision for continued growth,” she remarked. “Macao will continue to evolve, embracing new opportunities and contributing to the prosperity of the Greater Bay Area.”
The transformation of Macao serves as a model of successful integration and development within the framework of “One Country, Two Systems,” showcasing how regional cooperation and supportive policies can drive significant progress.
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Pansy Ho: Macao – successful transition of its own positioning and profile in 25 years
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