'Help me provide Singaporeans with the government they deserve': PM Wong calls for younger people to servePHOTO: Screengrab/PMOIn a speech during his swearing-in ceremony on Wednesday evening, Singapore's fourth Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said that one of his key priorities is to identify younger Singaporeans in their 30s and 40s to serve.
He added that he and the 4G team understands the importance of good leadership, political stability and long-term planning as they are the beneficiaries of such policies.
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