Sim Ann: Suzhou Industrial Park continued success after 3 decades is a testament to the strength of the S'pore-China partnership.

[jonesftw]

 

[Go Fly Kite]

Still dare bring out. The 50 50 % became how many?

The tarrex incident leh?

Once armour always armour...

 

[GhostZM]

CheerS!!!

 

[EXIDBeast]

kaki gong kaki song

 

[sunnyisandsingapore]

I will never take Auntie Sim Ann's words seriously.

 

[Enola88]

中新不简单关系。。。。
苏州三十年菜头。。。。

 

[bombshell]

Good job PAP!

 

[zheng]

really got success meh?

 

[koster]

图案多过羽球？？？？

 

[Mr.Rocketman]

CheerS!!!

I really like this Picture. Gooda!!!!

 

[cyke69sg]

https://www.aihitdata.com/search/companies?l=suzhou+industrial+park

Wow so many companies! All never heard of. Rousing success!

 

[icezombie]

wow … she’s either high in ivory tower or high on something else sibo? she never learn her history lesson ah?

 

[icezombie]

which grc she in?
prease do good deed release her by 2025 and let her her go cure her seeming early onset dementia or wat.
how can forget the failures of this project? Not I say one ah, multiple papers including NYTimes say one …

https://www.nytimes.com/1999/10/01/...e-industrial-park-flounders-a-deal-sours.html

 

[sacrificium]

Long time never hear this legendary name. This is the project that SG kena played out.

 

[xdivider]

sim ant ah sim ant, stop poking closed wounds........

 

[uniqlo]

she stupiak or what?

china being china always copycat

china built Suzhou New District (SND) industrial park to compete directly with sg side

Some pretty interesting remarks in the wikipedia article on SIP:
> The SIP ran into trouble when local officials began building Suzhou New District (SND) industrial park to compete with it. As the Suzhou city government had only a minority 35 percent stake in the SIP, while they had a major stake in SND, the city government largely ignored SIP and concentrated on promoting the SND instead.
> After incurring losses of some US$90 million over 5 years, the Singapore consortium lowered its stake to 35 percent, raising the Chinese consortium's stake to 65 percent from 35 percent and reducing the Singaporean share from a planned 70 km2 to just 8 km2. The Chinese side appointed Wang Jinhua, vice-mayor of Suzhou and the former manager of the New District, as the new chief executive.
> In 2001, one year after Singapore lowered its stake, the park made its first profit of $3.8 million.

 

[zyklon86]

I thought even 焦点 or some channel 8 documentary also said we got stab at suzhou...that was in 90s or 2000s.

 

[Ironside]

What proof has she got to support what she said?

 

[icezombie]

oh no, will she kena pofma then decide to step down?

 

[Ethan_]

Erm, took back by CN right? If so, success also not local dai-ji.