Monday, August 23, 2004
National Day Rally
In his maiden National Day Rally speech yesterday, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong spent over three hours outlining his plans for the nation. In a sign that he is a man in a hurry, his speech covered a wide range of topics and mentioned a number of initiatives, many of them bold, and some – apparently emphasising his point about the need to be ready to change — even reversing his own earlier policies (see “A speech for all Singaporeans: Fresh and bold initiatives in PM Lee’s first rally”).
For details of his speech, see the following:
Singapore’s PM Lee says his recent visit to Taiwan is in his country’s interests
Singapore’s schools to get 3,000 more teachers by 2010
PM Lee urges Singapore’s youths to come forward and serve the nation
PM Lee focuses on Singapore’s post-independence generation
National Day Rally: PM Lee sets out vision of “future of opportunity and promise” for Singapore
Longer maternity leave, lower maid levy to address falling birth rates: Singapore’s PM Lee
For details of his speech, see the following:
Singapore’s PM Lee says his recent visit to Taiwan is in his country’s interests
Singapore’s schools to get 3,000 more teachers by 2010
PM Lee urges Singapore’s youths to come forward and serve the nation
PM Lee focuses on Singapore’s post-independence generation
National Day Rally: PM Lee sets out vision of “future of opportunity and promise” for Singapore
Longer maternity leave, lower maid levy to address falling birth rates: Singapore’s PM Lee
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