Education and Youth Affairs Bureau Country Resources Child and Youth General Policies, Laws, Strategies & Plans, Service Standards Macau 2020 Policy document

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The “Macao Youth Policy (2012-2020)” will end this year. In order to continue to optimise the system for Macao youth work and draw up the blueprint for a new round of mid-term and long-term youth work, the DSEJ coordinated the “Youth Policy” Interdepartmental Follow-up Group, 3 listened to the opinions of the Youth Affairs Committee and related associations, and then drafted the consultation document of the “Macao Youth Policy (2021-2030)” for public consultation. The conception of the future youth policy is optimised and developed based on the effectiveness of the current policy, and new content has been proposed in response to changes in times, so as to promote close cooperation among the youth, government, associations, community, families, enterprises, and so forth, and jointly create a favourable environment to cultivate young people’s devotion to the Motherland and their international perspectives, as well as equip them with comprehensive qualities, core competitiveness and a sense of competition at the same time; assist young people to establish a positive outlook on life, courageously face new opportunities and challenges in the aspects of individual, society, the country and the world, and be able to use their strengths to contribute to the development of Macao and the country.

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