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Minister for Trade and Industry, Gan Kim Yong, shared, “As Business China’s adviser and board of director since 2007, I have witnessed the steady and continuous growth of Business China over the years and how it has evolved while staying true to the founding mission. The array of programmes and activities organised by Business China highlights the current trends of China and the ASEAN region, which provides opportunities for Singapore companies to tap on and further deepen the partnership with China. Looking ahead, I am confident that Business China will continue to stay relevant and engage more Singaporeans to be Singapore-China Savvy talents.”

Minister for Education, Chan Chun Sing, shared, “Business China plays an important role in deepening the economic cooperation between Singapore and China. It is a part of the substantive and multi-faceted collaboration between both countries, and key in sustaining the development of long-term opportunities and business platforms for Singapore and China; especially in efforts to venture in partnership into the ASEAN region. Together with Business China, Singapore is better able to deepen with China our strategic understanding, promote economic integration and elevate our bilateral ties to the next level.”

President of SCCCI, Roland Ng, said, “I am glad that Business China is a like-minded partner of SCCCI and have taken a step to strengthen our collaboration via an MOU. Together, we will nurture Singapore-China Savvy young talents and promote deep appreciation of Singapore China business culture and entrepreneurial spirit. By leveraging each organisation’s strengths, I am confident that we are able to influence more Singaporeans, especially the youths, to appreciate and embrace the Chinese culture.”

Chairman of SBF, Teo Siong Seng, shared, “Business China and SBF are committed to help Singapore-based companies expand locally and internationally. With Business China’s expertise and reliable network of China and ASEAN comprising political leaders, prominent business leaders and academics; we are better able to achieve our common goal.”

Senior Minister of State for Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth, Sim Ann, commented, “I am honoured to serve on Business China’s Board. Being China-ready is one of the most rewarding soft skills that a young person could acquire. The key is to start early in gaining exposure, and update one’s knowledge of China regularly. I hope to help Business China bring this message to more young Singaporeans looking to gain an edge in the workplace of the future.”

CEO of Trip.com Group, Jane Sun, shared, “As a Chief Executive Officers from China, I believe in empowering women leaders in the business industry. My own experiences have enabled me to appreciate the rising female talent in the world. As I step into Business China as a new director, I hope to not only bring with me my business acumen to further the cause of the company, but to also influence others with the mindset of embracing diversity and bridging the gender gap, use technology and travel to bring the world closer and foster peace and prosperity in the world. ”

Mr Sherman Kwek, Group CEO of City Developments Limited said, “As part of the new generation of business leaders in Singapore, I recognise the constant need to strengthen, renew and transform ourselves to stay relevant in this day and age. Respect for China’s language, business and culture will help fortify the cornerstones of the long-standing relationship between the two countries. Therefore, it is important for Business China to serve as an effective conduit that can help break barriers and build bonds as well as continue nurturing the next generation of bilingual and bicultural leaders in Singapore.”

CEO of Sing Lun Holdings, Mark Lee, shared, “As a young business leader myself, I understand the competitiveness of the business industry in this time and age. I hope to inject new perspectives and energy into Business China as we push forward to grow despite uncertain global economic conditions, and tap on technology and innovation to stay ahead, while staying true to our mission of developing a cultural and economic bridge linking the world and China.”