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MAS: RQFII Investment Quota to Double
Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS): RQFII investment quota will double, increasing from 50 billion RMB to 100 billion RMB.

Singapore Enhances Tourism Appeal through Design and Creativity
November 7th is destined to be a historic day. During President Xi's visit to Singapore, the Singapore Tourism Board's Exhibition and Convention Bureau (SECB) collaborated with the Shenzhen Investment Promotion Agency and the organizing committee of the Shenzhen International Industrial Design Exhibition to hold the "Singapore Dialogue - China-Singapore Designer Exchange Conference" in Shenzhen, focusing on the theme of "Design and Intelligent Manufacturing for the Future."

Singapore's Free Elderly Care Model: De-industrialization
Home-based care and free services are the two keywords of Singapore's elderly care system. The government-led model is primarily free, characterized by a 'de-industrialized' approach, and supported by a coordinated and mutually reinforcing working mechanism among all departments related to elderly care.

A Chinese Immigrant's 20-Year Journey of Entrepreneurship in Singapore
In 1991, the second year after China and Singapore established formal diplomatic relations, 29-year-old Zou Xiangyun resigned from her accounting position at a state-owned enterprise in Shanghai and traveled to Singapore alone to seek new opportunities. At that time, her knowledge of Singapore was limited to what she read in newspapers, knowing only that it was a beautiful garden city.

Singapore: Orchid to be Named After President Xi and His Wife
The Singapore Botanic Gardens, which recently achieved World Heritage status, are lush with greenery and blooming orchids.

Dong Wenbiao Appears in Singapore, Representing Private Enterprises to "Go Global"
On October 29, Dong Wenbiao, Chairman of the Board of China Minmetals Investment Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "CMI"), appeared in Singapore to attend the second meeting of the first Global Expert Advisory Committee of CMI. In his opening speech, Dong stated that as a representative of private enterprises going global, CMI's development must achieve a leapfrog in growth by standing on the shoulders of giants.

Advantages of Studying Marketing in Singapore
The marketing discipline originated in the West and evolved based on the operational ideas and strategies of Western enterprises under mature market economic conditions. It has developed into an important theory with universal guiding significance for businesses.

Singapore's Electricity Market to be Fully Liberalized by 2018
On October 26, Singapore's Minister for Trade and Industry, S Iswaran, announced that Singapore's electricity market will be fully liberalized by 2018, allowing all consumers, including households, to choose their own electricity retailers.

Singapore to Welcome Its First Apple Retail Store
According to reports from Tech in Asia and various Singaporean media outlets, The Pure Group announced today that the Pure Fitness gym located in the four-story Knightsbridge luxury shopping mall in Singapore will close on December 15, 2015, to make way for Singapore's first Apple Store. The Pure Fitness gym will relocate along with other retail stores to clear space for the Apple Store...

Top Ten Experiences Not to Be Missed When Immigrating to Singapore
The top ten must-have experiences for immigrating to Singapore are all available on the Worldway Immigration official website.

Singaporean Chinese Elder Inherits Father's Craft, Upholds Watch Repair Shop for 50 Years
Immigrating to Singapore to hear Singapore's stories: 66-year-old Zhou Hongfa learned watch repair skills from his father since childhood. Among nine siblings, he is the only one to inherit his father's craft, maintaining the shop his father opened for 50 years.

Singaporean Chinese Koh Guan Rong Compiles Dialects into a Book
Immigrate to Singapore and listen to Singaporean stories: It is reported that Singaporean Chinese Koh Guan Rong first taught his nephew Hokkien using illustrations and pinyin. Later, encouraged by friends, he paired daily items with dialect pronunciations and compiled them into a book.



