“We've built a bridge to connect Macao with excellent pharmaceutical resources from the mainland. Using Macao's platform for trade between China and Portuguese-speaking countries, we're promoting traditional Chinese medicine and culture to Portuguese-speaking countries,“ Huang said, noting that her business has rapidly grown by seizing such opportunities.

　　Macao has become an ideal place for entrepreneurs -- via its open business environment and the unprecedented opportunities provided by the Guangdong-Macao In-depth Cooperation Zone.

　　Cheong Chok Man, director of the Policy Research and Regional Development Bureau under the Macao SAR government, highlighted that the third plenary session of the 20th Communist Party of China Central Committee had outlined plans to deepen cooperation within the Greater Bay Area and strengthen rules and mechanisms for greater synergy. “We believe that Macao's cooperation with other cities in the Greater Bay Area will become even closer, and its integration with the region will deepen,“ Cheong said.

　　Luo Weijian, a law professor at University of Macao, emphasized that the development of the Greater Bay Area provides a platform for all cities to leverage their strengths. “For Macao, it's crucial to further capitalize on the advantages of 'one country, two systems' to better serve national modernization and regional cooperation,“ he said.