Macau's gaming industry accelerates "localization": 90% of middle and senior management are locals, foreign executives face shrinking opportunities.

The Macao Special Administrative Region Government recently announced data showing significant achievements in the "localization" process of senior positions in gaming enterprises, with local employees making up nearly 90% of the management, reflecting Macao's continuous tightening of foreign labor

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