Dr. Ng Eng Hen's impactful speeches at the Shangri-La Dialogue captivated audiences worldwide. Find out what he has to say about global issues in Asia!
Singapore's Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen made waves at the recent Shangri-La Dialogue with his insights on global geopolitics. Addressing questions from reporters on the final day of the event, he emphasized the importance of direct dialogue between the US and China without the need for third-party intervention. Dr. Ng Eng Hen highlighted the success of the Dialogue in addressing real issues head-on, setting a high standard for security forums globally.
In his keynote speech, Dr. Ng stressed that neither Asia nor the world could withstand a third geopolitical struggle, urging for innovative solutions to global challenges. Praising Ukrainian President Zelensky's leadership, he reminded participants of the delicate balance needed in handling sensitive international issues, such as the Taiwan situation.
Singapore's Defence Minister also pointed out the unique perspective of Asia, separated geographically from conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, offering a 'mental space' for reflection and strategic planning. Emphasizing the need to prevent physical conflict in Asia, Dr. Ng highlighted the significance of diplomacy and peaceful resolutions in the region.
Looking ahead to Shangri-La Dialogue 2024, Dr. Ng Eng Hen reiterated Asian countries' commitment to preventing conflicts and humanitarian crises from spreading to the region. With a proactive stance against potential threats, the event concluded with a strong message of unity and cooperation among Asian nations.
Singapore's defence minister addressed questions from reporters on the third and final day of the Shangri-La Dialogue.
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Minister for Defence Dr Ng Eng Hen spoke at the seventh plenary of the 21st Shangri-La Dialogue (SLD) today, on the topic "Re-imagining Solutions for Global ...
Ng said the best compromise available on the Taiwan issue appeared to be a status quo of "no independence and no forced reunification".
Asia's geographical separation from Ukraine and the Middle East provides a 'mental space' for reflection, Singapore's Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen says.
At this year's Shangri-La Dialogue, Singapore's Defense Minister Ng Eng Hen stressed the importance of avoiding physical conflict in Asia.
Asian countries are determined not to let the conflicts and humanitarian crises in Europe and the Middle East take place in the region.