Singapore Never Excluded Any 5G Vendors: Minister

The transcript discusses Singapore's approach to assessing Huawei's security risks in the context of 5G network deployment. It highlights the rigorous process undertaken to ensure performance, resilience, and security, emphasizing vendor diversity. The discussion also touches on international relations, particularly the US lobbying against Huawei, and Singapore's stance on global collaboration in 5G technology. Additionally, the transcript covers the challenges of conducting elections during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on safety and the need for a stable environment.

What was a key focus in the selection process for Singapore's 5G network vendors?

• Cost-effectiveness

• Security and resilience

• Brand reputation

• Speed of deployment

How did Singapore ensure the security of its 5G network despite Huawei's involvement?

• By using only local vendors

• By relying on US recommendations

• By setting clear security and resilience requirements

• By excluding Huawei from the process

What is Singapore's stance on international collaboration for 5G technology?

• Singapore prefers to work independently

• Singapore is open to global cooperation

• Singapore is against forming any alliances

• Singapore only collaborates with the US

What is a key element in Singapore's approach to 5G technology development?

• Limiting international collaboration

• Ensuring innovative applications and usage

• Prioritizing cost over quality

• Focusing solely on infrastructure

What is a major concern for Singapore in holding elections during the pandemic?

• Shortening the election period

• Reducing election costs

• Increasing voter turnout

• Ensuring voter safety

What role does the Prime Minister's brother play in the upcoming elections?

• He is not involved in politics

• He is a neutral observer

• He has joined the opposition party

• He is leading the ruling party

Why is Singapore holding elections despite the pandemic?

• To increase political competition

• To follow international trends

• To address immediate challenges and plan for the future

• To test new voting technologies