Cooperation in Convention and Exhibition Industry Sample Clauses

Cooperation in Convention and Exhibition Industry. The two sides agree to adopt the following measures with a view to further strengthening cooperation in the convention and exhibition industry:
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Cooperation in Convention and Exhibition Industry. The two sides agree to adopt the following measures with a view to further strengthening cooperation in the convention and exhibition industry: Taking into account Macao’s features of industry and orientation of development, support Macao in nurturing a certain number of signature conventions and exhibitions to promote the development of Macao’s convention and exhibition industry and its supporting industries. Focus on supporting large-scale international conventions and exhibitions such as the “International Infrastructure Investment and Construction Forum (IIICF)”, the “Macao International Trade and Investment Fair (MIF)”, the “Macao International Environmental Cooperation Forum and Exhibition (MIECF)” and the “Summit on Chinese Central State-owned Enterprises Supporting Macau as Cooperation Platform between China and PSCs”, and continue supporting Macao in organising high-level conventions and exhibitions for cooperation between China and PSCs. With a view to promoting the development of Macao’s convention and exhibition industry, upon request of the Government of the Macao Special Administrative Region and subject to the agreement of relevant authorities of the Central People’s Government, the relevant Mainland departments consider providing further facilitations for the processing of applications made by Mainland individuals participating in conventions and exhibitions held in Macao for travel documents and endorsements required for visiting Macao. With a view to promoting mutual attraction of visitors between conventions and exhibitions of the two places, the two sides facilitate the processing of applications made by overseas individuals participating in conventions and exhibitions held in Macao for travel documents and endorsements required for visiting the Mainland to participate in conventions and exhibitions held there. Strengthen exchanges and communication in the area of cooperation in exhibits clearance, exchange information on the enactment of laws and regulations with regard to exhibits clearance. Encourage the relevant departments of the two places to simplify the exhibits inspection and quarantine procedures on the premise of complying with the laws and regulations of the two sides, and explore cooperation agreements on further promoting exhibits clearance facilitation to facilitate exhibits clearance between the two places. Encourage Mainland enterprises and business associations to participate in economic and trade activities in Macao, ...

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