For Singapore's economy to grow, there is a need for restructuring, said Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat in Parliament on Tuesday (Feb 27). Speaking on the second day of the Budget debate, he shared that it is harder to achieve economic growth in the coming years. Some factors contributing to this include protectionism and political unrest, as well as.
Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat has cautioned against focusing on SkillsFuture take-up rates, after opposition MPs Jamus Lim and Gerald Giam cited that only three in 10 Singaporeans have used their credits so far. They questioned the scheme's capacity to help workers adapt to artificial intelligence and grow Singa