With tech, S'pore can transcend size: Peter Ho
Estonia, Denmark and Luxembourg are countries that have re-invented themselves in the digital age
Singapore
SINGAPORE may be small but with new technology, it can shape a future that transcends its physical size and enlarges its identity, former head of the Civil Service, Peter Ho, said on Thursday.
Citing three countries that have re-invented themselves in the digital age, he urged Singaporeans to balance their prevailing attitude that Singapore is a price-taker with a more hopeful view.
He made the call in his last lecture at the Institute of Policy Studies' SR Nathan Fellow for the Study of Singapore, a series of lectures that explores Singapore's future.
For instance, Estonia, with 1.3 million people, introduced e-residency.
It now has 18,000 such residents who are not citizens of Es…
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