Heng Swee Keat

Desmond Lee replaces Heng Swee Keat as PAP chairman; Ong Ye Kung made party treasurer

Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat greeting residents at a walkabout at Block 216 Bedok Food Centre on May 1.

Community partnership, economic know-how: Public service experience shaped DPM Heng’s career

Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat is retiring from politics after 14 years in the Government.

DPM Heng hopes to spend time with family, travel, ‘not do any work’ in first year of retirement

In a Facebook post thanking SM Teo (left) and DPM Heng for their contributions, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong described them as giants in public service.

GE2025: Teo Chee Hean, Heng Swee Keat among 20 PAP MPs who have stepped down  

Guest of honour, Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat, cites an NCSS study that indicates regular volunteers have better psychological well-being.
TAKING HEART

NCSS, social service agencies push for more regular volunteerism

More investment will go to developing "bilingual" scientific talent: researchers with expertise in both AI and domain knowledge.
SINGAPORE BUDGET 2025

Singapore to launch applied AI initiative, large-scale research programmes in next five-year RIE plan

DPM Heng says countries in Asia should continue to collaborate to realise the region's growth potential.

Export-led growth will be limited in scope for China; dual circulation is ‘right direction’: DPM Heng

This year's FutureChina Global Forum will be held on Oct 18, with Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat delivering the opening keynote speech.

Business China forum to enhance collaboration in a multipolar world

Speaking at the Asia Future Summit 2024 Series: Lianhe Zaobao Conversation, Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat noted that with the US election approaching, it is unlikely that both Washington and Beijing can reach a substantive outcome on long-term development and collaboration in the near term.

US, China must manage tensions, establish strategic partnership: DPM Heng

DPM Heng says transformation efforts have helped  Singapore maintain its position among the world’s most competitive economies.

New report recaps Singapore’s economic transformation, sets out directions for the future