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34 young people gear up to represent Singapore at ‘Olympics of skills’ in Shanghai
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· September 13, 2026
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Key points More than 1,400 competitors are expected to take part, representing over 70 countries and regions. A group of 34 young people are preparing to compete, though the specific skills they will be showcasing are not specified in the available information.
A major skills competition is approaching, with a large number of participants from various countries and regions. More than 1,400 competitors are expected to take part, representing over 70 countries and regions.
Further details about this event are available from the source.
A group of 34 young people are preparing to compete, though the specific skills they will be showcasing are not specified in the available information.
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