Macao to deepen public administration reform: chief executive

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Chefe do Executivo traça caminho para nova fase da reforma da administração pública

O Chefe do Executivo, Sam Hou Fai, presidiu esta quinta-feira à terceira reunião do Grupo de Liderança da Reforma da Administração Pública e fez um balanço positivo do primeiro ano de trabalho

 
 

Desde fevereiro de 2025, altura em que foi criado o mecanismo de coordenação de alto nível, já houve reestruturações em vários serviços, entrou em vigor o novo regime geral de organização dos serviços públicos e a sociedade tem reagido de forma claramente favorável, sublinhou Sam Hou Fai.

Para 2026, o foco será elevar a eficiência da governação, como previsto nas Linhas de Ação Governativa. O Governo vai continuar a simplificar estruturas, optimizar a gestão de pessoal, acelerar a transformação digital e reforçar a segurança dos sistemas informáticos.

Sam Hou Fai pediu a todos os secretários e dirigentes presentes que mantenham a união de esforços e avancem de forma faseada e ordenada, garantindo que a reforma continue a produzir resultados concretos para a população.

Na reunião participaram os cinco secretários do Governo, a chefe do Gabinete do Chefe do Executivo, Chan Kak, e a directora dos Serviços de Administração e Função Pública, Leong Weng In.

https://www.plataformamedia.com/2025/12/06/chefe-do-executivo-traca-caminho-para-nova-fase-da-reforma-da-administracao-publica/


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MACAO, Nov. 18 (Xinhua) -- Sam Hou Fai, chief executive of the Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR), on Tuesday said the government will deepen public administration reform and enhance governance efficiency as part of his 2026 Policy Address.

Speaking at the Legislative Assembly, Sam said the SAR government aims to strengthen leadership and coordination in public administration. He pledged to tackle long-standing issues such as poor interdepartmental communication, lack of coordination, and isolated workflows, stressing efforts to break down departmental barriers and build a collaborative, accountable and efficient service-oriented government.

The chief executive noted that matters regulated by the SAR government, especially those related to business approvals and supervision, will be systematically reviewed. Processes will be simplified, management optimized, and responsibilities clarified.

Sam also emphasized the need to restructure departmental functions, strengthen the public service workforce, advance digital government and expand cross-border public services. The government will reinforce anti-corruption audits, build a clean, self-disciplined administration, and ensure that public funds are used legally and effectively, he said. 

https://en.people.cn/n3/2025/1119/c90000-20392232.html

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