💥 Singapore must continue to attract global talent and ensure its workforce has complementary skills to meet the challenges of a changing global landscape and technological advancements, according to Trade and Industry Minister Gan Kim Yong. With increasing global competition and structural shifts, Singapore aims to enhance economic connectivity, explore new markets and ideas, and maintain workforce flexibility in order to achieve its economic vision for 2030. The country also acknowledges the opportunities presented by climate change and the transition to a net-zero economy, such as the development of digital and green sectors. By focusing on enhancing economic connectivity and investing in an agile workforce, Singapore aims to seize these opportunities and remain a global hub for businesses and innovation.