Categories: All - geographic - infrastructure - culture - transport

by Bastier Benjamin 8 years ago

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Organigrame Stade Nautique

Singapore stands out as a global city due to its advanced infrastructure, robust economy, and strategic geographic location. Its sophisticated financial center, marked by a high level of foreign currency, and the presence of many transnational corporations, underline its key role in the international financial sector.

Organigrame Stade Nautique

What makes Singapour           a Global City ?


Sujet principal

Culture

- Generator of ideas and culture - Arts societies - Art performances - Museums - Heritage centers

Limits

- Regulation of capitalism (in the case of a collusion or abuse of the market dominance) - Not imaginable that seven or eight million people live there productively in the next 10 or 20 years - The global city of Singapour is increasingly different from Singapour of the heartland

Demographic

- An important population of foreigners

Transport

- Roads, extensive rail network, buses, taxis, bikes

Infrastructures

- A sophisticated Financial center with a high level of foreign currency - Orchard road - The Central Business District - "A city of villages" in the future

politic

- A robust democratic government stability constantly on improvement - Diplomatic relation with the US, China, Indian, Japan and European Union - Could have an active role to resolve an envantual conflict between China and a few ASEAN Nations - Open to immigration, for example the "S Employement Pass" to encourage the brain drain

Geographic

- A natural port in the South China sea - A possibility to exploit the littoral to make projects with energy companies

Economic

- A key role in the international Financial sector - A good place in the international trade - A global Asia HUB - Relocation of many TNC's in Singapour which create a lot of employment - Tax incentives and licenses attracting foreign direct Investment - A historical lead in the maritime and offshore sectors - One of the least susceptible market to economic corruption