Singapore’s approach to running its economy, which is being open to the world, “has not and will not change”, said Health Minister Ong Ye Kung on Friday (Aug 20).
With a good geographical location and a resourceful population as its two advantages, he said the COVID-19 pandemic has underlined “a fundamental reality” about Singapore.
“We are too small to survive on our own and we must tap into global markets,” Mr Ong said in a speech delivered before a closed-door dialogue session with members from the European Chamber of Commerce in Singapore (EuroCham). Read More.
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