Economist, Centennial Asia Advisors

Nicholas Chia

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<li>The launch of the “Forward Singapore” exercise provides an opportunity for Deputy Prime Minster Lawrence Wong, the anointed successor to Prime Minister Lee to raise his profile. </li>
<li>The policy priorities of the next generation of leaders can be gleaned from the exercise and it reinforces DPM Wong’s leadership style of consensus building.</li>
<li>A significant departure in the policy priorities of the next administration is highly unlikely, however.</li>
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The launch of the “Forward Singapore” exercise provides an opportunity for Deputy Prime Minster Lawrence Wong, the anointed successor to Prime Minister Lee to raise his profile. 
The policy priorities of the next generation of leaders can be gleaned from the exercise and it reinforces DPM Wong’s leadership style of consensus building.
A significant departure in the policy priorities of the next administration is highly unlikely, however.


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