IT IS SAID THAT MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE RELATIONS HAVE EVOLVED FROM AN INHERENTLY UNSTABLE TO A MORE MATURE RELATIONSHIP. DISCUSS THE REASONS FOR THIS CHANGE AND PROSPECT OF FURTHER CONSOLIDATION OF THEIR BILATERAL RELATION 1.0 INTRODUCTION Malaysia and Singapore shares a special relationship mainly due to geographical proximity and historical linkage. It reached to a lower ebb in the 1960’s when it was termed to be a ‘Cats and Dogs relationship’ by the then Malaysian Prime Minister. The ultimate
Free Malaysia Singapore Abdullah Ahmad Badawi
Thereafter‚ recommendations would be provided‚ in attempts to correct any existing or identified issues‚ such that SIA would be able to boast higher profit margin and substantial growth within the next few years. The History of the Singapore Airline (SIA) The history of SIA is traced starting from 1 May 1947 where the Malayan Airways Limited (MAL) is under the twin-engine Airspeed consul scheduled service. The main route were from Kallang Airport to 3 states of Malaysia‚ namely Kuala
Premium Singapore Airlines Airline Singapore
The little island country of Singapore has many nicknames. “The Lion City”‚ “Little Red Dot”‚ “The Fine Country”‚ but her most famous nickname is “Disneyland with a death penalty”. Chewing gum‚ spitting littering‚ homosexual acts between men‚ jaywalking‚ and simply leaving the toilet unflushed are all illegal in Singapore. An intimidating place to visit indeed‚ you might think. But Singapore has that “Disneyland” in its nickname for a reason. With over one hundred shopping malls‚ eight nature
Premium Singapore
Singapore has only a small land area of 700 km2 of land which means that there are only a few water catchment and reservoirs. Due to the increase in population to approximately 5 million‚ there is an increased demand for water‚ especially for domestic use. The expansion in the industrial development will further increase the demand for water in the industrial sector to cool and clean the machines. Therefore‚ Singapore uses several strategies to increase water supply to meet the demands of the population
Premium Water Water supply Desalination
Consumer Behavior & Adoption of Renewable Energy CONSUMER BEHAVIOR & ADOPTION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY MGB FRP – Sem 1(Nov 21012 – Apr 2013) Research Team Arpit Narang MGB12CMM066 Ashish Jain – MGB12CMM068 Gauri Pethe – MGB12CMM077 Joel Duarte – MGB12CMM080 Academic Mentor Ami Mehta Consumer Behavior & Adoption of Renewable Energy Table of Contents Introduction................................................................................................................3 Issues with
Premium Renewable energy Wind power World energy resources and consumption
Candano Tutorial Group: W13 (Friday 8am-9am) Date of Submission: 16 February 2011 This report consists of 1322 words‚ excluding the cover page‚ headings‚ tables‚ figures and references. Literature Review In ‘Digital Divide in Singapore –Beyond Ubiquitous Internet Access’ (Appendix A‚ 2002)‚ the digital have-nots comprise of the elderly‚ the disabled‚ certain ethnic groups and the less affluent people. Three main causes of this disparity are infrastructure‚ literacy and content
Premium Internet White-collar worker Internet access
and privileged to connect with millions of customer every day with 18‚000 retail in 60 countries 2. STARBUCKS MACRO ENVIRONMENTAL & MICRO ENVIRONMENTAL FORCES 2.1 Starbucks macro environmental force (Cultural factor) 2.1.1 Singapore community structure Singapore is known for its diversity‚ made up of various ethnic groups: Chinese‚ Malays and Indians. The most practiced religions are Buddhism‚ Islam‚ Christianity and Hinduism. The main languages are Malay‚ Chinese (Mandarin)‚ Tamil and
Premium Starbucks Coffee Coffeehouse
What were the Contributions of the Immigrants? The immigrants made four important contributions to Singapore. Firstly‚ the Immigrants contributed in the building up of settlement. Secondly‚ it was the promoting of trade. Thirdly‚ they worked for the government. And finally‚ they served the community (Provided social services). The first contribution the immigrants made was building the settlement. The Chinese coolies and Indian labourers cleared the jungles making land available for expansion
Premium Muhammad Malay language Singapore
Leading through uncertainty Singapore Budget Commentary 2013 Foreword Greetings from your tax team at Deloitte. The Minister for Finance presented the 2013 Budget Statement on 25 February 2013 and we are pleased to provide our commentary on the tax and certain other changes proposed therein. Overall‚ Budget 2013 offers various tax measures and sets out the strategies to achieve quality growth and build an inclusive society for Singapore. The tax measures are further explored in our commentary
Free Tax Taxation Income tax
Why there is a need to increase population in Singapore? As‚ we all know‚ Singapore is becoming an ageing population soon. So‚ a shrinking and ageing population means younger workforce‚ and a less vibrant and innovative economy. With slower business activity and employment opportunities‚ it will become more difficult to match the higher aspirations of a better educated and mobile Singaporean population. This may hollow out our population and workforce and worsen our ratio of younger to older
Premium Population Singapore Economics