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Macau films in the round

Date:20/01/2010

scene of the forum

A cinema with a 360-degree screen will be a feature of the Macau Pavilion, officials said at an Expo forum in Macau yesterday.

Visitors will take an escalator in the pavilion's atrium to watch films displayed on the huge screen, said Ieong Pou Yee, director of the Office Preparation of Macau's Participation in the Expo.

The forum had the theme: "Sustainable Development, Better City" and it was being held by the 2010 World Exposition Executive Committee and the Macau Special Administrative Region government. Similar meetings will be held in Hong Kong and Singapore later this week.

Tam Pak Yuen, Secretary of Secretariat for Economy and Finance of Macau

Zhou Hanmin, deputy director of the World Expo 2010 Shanghai Executive Committee

Zhou Hanmin, deputy director of the World Expo 2010 Shanghai Executive Committee, presents a gift to Tam Pak Yuen, Secretary of Secretariat for Economy and Finance of Macau.

scene of the forum

Source: Shanghai Daily