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PM Lee Hsien Loong at the Atlantic Council dialogue on 28 July 2020.



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PM Lee spoke at a virtual dialogue organised by the Atlantic Council on 28 July 2020. The dialogue was moderated by Mr David M. Rubenstein.

[0:25] Introduction by Mr Frederick Kempe, president and CEO of the Atlantic Council
[5:11] On GE 2020 results
[5:51] Succession plan as PM
[6:36] Singapore’s COVID-19 response
[7:56] The economic impact of COVID-19
[8:48] Running the government during the pandemic
[9:30] Wearing face masks
[10:01] Contact tracing
[11:08] A brief intro to Singapore
[12:19] The secret to success: Hard work and paranoia
[13:00] Visiting Singapore during the pandemic
[13:23] US-China relations
[14:47] The role of US in Asia
[16:05] Political campaigning in Singapore
[16:42] Public sector remuneration
[18:00] Addressing corruption
[18:51] Asia will live with the outcome of the US presidential election
[19:08] US-China relations after US presidential election
[20:01] Finger-pointing over COVID-19
[21:06] On recent China-HK developments
[23:50] Competition between Singapore and HK
[24:40] On Chinese President Xi Jinping
[25:38] Singapore’s digital transformation
[27:55] Recession measures
[29:12] Enhancing US-Asia relationships
[32:45] On North Korea
[33:29] Relaxation and hobbies
[34:12] How Singapore Airlines and casinos are coping
[34:46] Singapore Airlines is the best in the world!
[34:55] India’s role amidst US-China relations
[36:20] Code of Conduct in the South China Sea
[37:14] Dominance of Chinese tech companies
[38:56] US concerns on Huawei
[40:08] GIC as an asset
[42:40] What should the world know about Singapore

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25 thoughts on “PM Lee Hsien Loong at the Atlantic Council dialogue on 28 July 2020.
  1. If the relationship goes bad between china and US , why the US is asking or forces Singapore and other Asia countries to stop the relationship with China ? The earth people need peace , if the US is not leading the world peace but war , it seems something wrong or?

  2. The answers are largely factual, diplomatic, humble in some aspects and direct.
    Frankly, I wish PM Lee could have added one more statement regarding HK's National Security Law and that would be…
    "It is the rightful prerogative of China & Hong Kong SAR to enact the National Security Law. Neither the government of USA nor of UK nor of any other has the legitimate & moral right to interfere."

  3. The answers are largely factual, diplomatic, humble in some aspects and direct.
    Frankly, I wish PM Lee could have added one more statement regarding HK's National Security Law and that would be…
    "It is the rightful prerogative of China & Hong Kong SAR to enact the National Security Law. Neither the government of USA nor of UK nor of any other has the legitimate & moral right to interfere."

  4. Great interview..
    Well done PM Lee ..
    So proud of you..
    Pls Stay safe and healthy always..
    Majullah Singapura!!!
    Singapore stay safe and united always..
    💟💟💟

  5. Great interview..
    Well done PM Lee..
    So proud of you.. Pls stay safe and healthy always..
    Majullah Singapura..
    Stay safe United Always
    💟💟💟

  6. I may at times have different views of our government the pap but I am very proud of our country and our PM is a great representation of what a little red dot can do for herself and for the region. We are friends with everyone and we follow the rule of law…majulah singapura…🇸🇬😷♥️💪🌹

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