The Macao forum through a media gallery
The fourth Global Farmers Forum linked Vientiane and Macao on 3–4 November 2025. This media collection shows the Macao session, where presentations and roundtables connected agricultural cooperation with trade, cold chains, compliance and sustainable finance.
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Greater Bay News reported the dual-city programme and the publication of the Macau Consensus. Its account describes discussion of agricultural data, greener cold-chain infrastructure and trade facilitation, alongside digital payments and ESG considerations.
The four photographs in this collection show the Macao venue: speakers at the lectern, a presentation and the assembled participants. They complement the Vientiane record while preserving the distinction between the two sessions.
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Participants gathered at the Macao session of the fourth forum.
Greater Bay NewsA speaker addresses the fourth farmers forum’s Macao session.
Greater Bay NewsA presentation at the Macao forum lectern.
Greater Bay NewsAn agricultural-cooperation presentation in the Macao forum room.
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