Things to learn from Singapore


ON Monday, I had the opportunity to attend a high tea reception for Malaysians living in Singapore with our honourable prime minister. He touched on several issues including asking Malaysians to come back and contribute to the country, the importance of education especially among the youths and managing the disparity gap between the rich and the poor.

He even touched on the use of technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) in marketing and business.

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