The 2026 Macao International Environmental Co-operation Forum & Exhibition (hereinafter referred to as the “2026MIECF”), themed “Low-carbon, Zero Waste Cities: Embarking on a Global Collaboration”, has designated tomorrow (28 March), the final day of the event, as the “Green Public Day”. Members of the public can enjoy free admission and participate in a series of environmental education activities while learning about the latest environmental information via the MIECF platform. The event is expected topromote green and low-carbon practices and zero-waste city development.

To raise public environmental awareness, the 2026MIECF Green Public Daywill continue to offer the public free admission to the Green Showcase. Visitors will be able to learn about innovative green technologies closely related to daily life and experience first-hand how environmental achievements are applied ineveryday life.

The Green Public Day will feature a diverse array of green activities, including stage games, magic shows, booth games, environmental workshops, and an “Eco-Fun”registration site. Members of the public are invited to join in, experience the creative joy of “turning waste into treasure”,and learn tips for low-carbon living. Visitors will also have the opportunity to interact with and take photos of the mascot of the Environmental Protection Bureau on-site,in a bid to promote environmental protection concepts in an engaging manner.

Four free all-electric shuttle bus routes will operate between the Central District, the Northern District, Taipa, and the MIECF venue. Members of the public are encouraged to choose green travel options to attend this annual environmental event. For further information, please visit our official website at www.macaomiecf.com.

In addition, a technical visithas been scheduled for tomorrow morning (28 March),during which participants will be taken to the Cotai Ecological Zones and theMacao Refuse Incineration Plant. Those interested are welcome to register in advance.

The 2026MIECF Green Public Day is open to the public free of charge tomorrow.