Leveraging AI and green initiatives in Singapore's MICE sector

How to go green and make the best use of artificial intelligence topped the agenda at an annual forum of Singapore's meetings and events industry. The two-day event gathered major industry leaders, who shared insights on various issues. CNA's Syahida Othman speaks to Richard Ireland, President of the Singapore Association of Convention & Exhibition Organisers & Suppliers, on the challenges the industry is facing. The Chair of the Singapore MICE Forum & MICE Awards 2024, Dylan Sharma, also weighs in on the key points and new markets discussed at the forum.

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Wonderful! Global talents have contributed greatly to s'pore and the world. This is why the PAP govt is ranked the most effective in the world.❤❤

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Michael Barr said that Lee Kuan Yew “turned to the military as a training ground for prospective leaders partly because he could control it”

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Is this the strategy that the PAP is still adopting in actively recruiting from within the military?

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From a country that has come up with POFMA which has been criticised as having a chilling effect on free speech, and a country that has been ranked among the lowest in the world for press freedoms, this statement is completely unconvincing.

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Could having so many ex army personnel in government run the risk of turning Singapore into a state run like a military state? Do voters want this?

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How to go green means how to continue increasing inflation.