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Tuesday, November 10, 2026

China’s national development most acutely felt in Hong Kong and Macau, forum hears

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China’s global policies could offer an alternative to Western approaches to tackling international challenges, speakers at a forum in Macau have said, noting that the nation’s development and achievements are most acutely felt in that city and in Hong Kong.

At the second edition of the International Forum on Mutual Learning among Civilisations, which opened on Monday in Macau, speakers also said that lessons from history could inspire new approaches to modern problems.

“China’s global policy is quite opposite to what we have today in the world order in the West. There is, I would say, some inclination towards unipolarity,” Jasna Plevnik, president of the Croatian think tank, Geoeconomic Forum Croatia, told the South China Morning Post.

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