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S'pore's public service needs to shift from doing things for people to doing things with people: Chan Chun Sing
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· September 18, 2026
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As Singapore navigates a more complex and contested world, its public service can do better to create a shared understanding, said Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing. Chan said this can be done by by convening different stakeholders, listening genuinely to understand differe...
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Key points Chan said this can be done by by convening different stakeholders, listening genuinely to understand differe... As Singapore navigates a more complex and contested world, its public service can do better to create a shared understanding, said Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing.
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What is this story about? As Singapore navigates a more complex and contested world, its public service can do better to create a shared understanding, said Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing. Chan said this can be done by by convening different stakeholders, listening genuinely to understand differe...
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