S’pore needs to be 'nimble' amidst global uncertainties: Pritam Singh

Singh also echoed Prime Minister Wong’s call for unity.

As a trade-exposed nation, Singapore must remain nimble and fleet-footed in the face of global uncertainties, Singapore’s Opposition Leader Pritam Singh said in a social media post.

Singh echoed Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s call for unity in the face of significant uncertainties.

“A united population requires Singaporeans, regardless of our differences, to row in the same direction, more so as we enter another strait of uncharted waters. Like many Singaporeans, my colleagues and I believe that a Parliament where all Singaporeans are represented, reflects a united society,” Singh said.

“As we face a new chapter in the history of Singapore, the Workers’ Party will step up and do right by Singapore - together with all Singaporeans,” Singh added.

The statement comes as the US announced tariffs imposing a baseline rate of 10% on Singaporean goods.

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