From Openness To Relevance - Singapore’s Economic Future
In a world reshaped by trade tensions, AI and an ageing workforce, Singapore needs to stay competitive, relevant and resilient. Singapore Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong discusses both external and domestic challenges and lays out broad strategies for Singapore’s economic future.
From Openness To Relevance - Singapore’s Economic Future
In a world reshaped by trade tensions, AI and an ageing workforce, Singapore needs to stay competitive, relevant and resilient. Singapore Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong discusses both external and domestic challenges and lays out broad strategies for Singapore’s economic future.
From Openness To Relevance
Singapore Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong addresses attendees at the Economic Society of Singapore’s 70th anniversary, reflecting on the nation’s economic progress and discusses how Singapore can stay competitive, relevant and resilient in a more contested and fragmented global economy. He emphasises the importance of agility and adaptability for small economies like Singapore, and highlights the need for strategic partnerships, investment in high-value manufacturing, and a focus on being relevant and useful to the world.
During the dialogue with ESS President, Professor Euston Quah, DPM Gan also addresses concerns over US tariffs, transshipment, fertility, healthy ageing, flexible work and lifelong learning.