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Macao’s Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai is set to deliver the 2027 policy address on 16 November at the Legislative Assembly. The session is scheduled to commence at 3pm. Following the main address, a press conference will be held at the Government Headquarters, providing an opportunity for Sam to address questions from members of the press.
On the following day, 17 November, at 3pm, the Chief Executive will return to the Legislative Assembly to attend a plenary meeting. During this session, he will explain the government’s policy programme and take further questions directly from Legislative Assembly members.
Members of the public wishing to follow the proceedings will have access to multiple live broadcast channels. Public broadcaster TDM will air the 2027 policy address, the subsequent press conference, and the following day’s question-and-answer session across both its television and radio services.
In addition to traditional broadcasting, individuals can watch the events online through several digital platforms. These include the Macao Special Administrative Region Government Portal, the website of the Chief Executive’s Office, the website of the Legislative Assembly, the website of the Government Information Bureau, and the dedicated 2027 policy address webpage.
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Digital viewers can also tune in via official mobile phone applications issued by the Chief Executive’s Office and the Government Information Bureau, or through the official YouTube channels of both offices. Furthermore, updates and streams will be accessible via the Government Information Bureau’s Chinese-language Facebook page, alongside its dedicated Portuguese-language and English-language news pages.
Following the initial announcements, the Legislative Assembly has scheduled a series of sectoral meetings to debate specific policy guidelines throughout the remainder of November.
The administrative and judicial affairs sector will hold its debate on 20 November, followed by the economy and finance sector on 23 November. Discussions will continue with the security sector meeting on 25 November, the social and cultural affairs sector on 27 November, and finally the transport and public works sector on 30 November.