本会以促进本国工商业发展、经济繁荣、文化教育活动与社会服 务为宗旨。
To promote the development of industry and commerce, the economic prosperity, cultural and educational activities as well as the community services of Singapore.
成为商家的首选商会，为会员提供一个利于经商与文教交流，并 具有影响力的环球华商网络。
To be the choice Chamber for the business community, providing members with an influential global Chinese network for business, culture and education.
会务检讨 President’s Review
2025年会务数据 Highlights of 2025 in Numbers
第62届董事
62nd Council of SCCCI
组织结构
Organisational Structure
第62届董事会与各个委员会 62nd Council and Standing Committee
第61届董事会第三次常年会员大会记录 Minutes of 61st Council’s Third Annual General Meeting
秘书处与附属机构主要职员 Key Staff of Secretariat and Subsidiaries
会务活动 Chamber’s Activities
附属机构 SCCCI Subsidiaries
商团会员 Trade Association Members
回顾2025年，全球贸易秩序深度重 塑，地缘政治局势动荡，有幸新加坡 经济仍展现强大的韧性与活力，全年 增长达5%。人工智能投资浪潮、全球 贸易活动的韧性和宽松的金融环境， 为我国经济创造亮眼增长。
本会第62届董事会宣誓就职，并于澳 门举办董事集思营之际拟定了工作目 标 —— 拓展国际人脉网络和影响力， 开拓国际商机；发掘亚细安崛起的蓬 勃机遇；推动企业与商团转型及员工 技能升级；勇闯新兴领域，汇聚新兴 行业会员；及传承华商精神，培育新 一代华商与华社领袖。本会全力以赴 向此愿景迈进，为会员创造价值。
一、促进政商协作，优化营商 环境
本会致力于深化政商对话，协助会员 企业在充满不确定性的全球经济环境 中稳健转型。
针对关税政策对企业带来的担忧与影 响，本会迅速汇集商界意见并向政府 反馈。4月，政府成立新加坡经济韧 性小组，协助企业与员工提升韧性， 本会鼎力支持并持续发挥政商沟通桥 梁作用。
2025年财政预算案公布后，本会与副 总理兼贸工部长颜金勇、人力部兼永 续发展与环境部高级政务部长许宝琨 进行对话会，反映商界意见。年中， 本会通过进行“年度商界意见调查” 收集逾700份企业反馈，并向财政部 提交五项2026年预算案建议 —— 协助 中小企业缓解成本压力，并提升人工 智能、可持续发展、劳动队伍培训和 国际化的能力。
二、勇闯区域市场，抢占时代 先机 配合“柔新经济特区”的推进，本会 与马来西亚中华总商会、大华银行 签署三方合作备忘录，为企业进军 特区及亚细安市场开辟融资通道； 随后本会亦与马来亚银行签署合作
备忘录。5月，总商会越堤觐见柔佛 州摄政王东姑依斯迈殿下，并协办和 参与“柔新经济特区商务论坛”。
6月，总商会率团北上马来西亚吉隆 坡、怡保、槟城考察商机，及联办 “马新中华总商会商务论坛”，深化 两国华商的互动。
本会年度旗舰活动 —— 中小型企业 大会，首次广邀来自五个东南亚国 家中华总商会的领袖进行对话，分享 各国市场动态、区域热点课题，彰显 了区域华商团结发展、发掘商机的主 动性。
欢庆新中建交35周年之际，本会五次 到中国考察与交流，覆盖包括北京、 甘肃、上海、南京等地。我们精心筹 办“国际产业合作大会”等活动，及 配合上海代表处成立15周年于上海举 办“新中商务论坛”。此系列举措深 化了两国工商界的互信和推进实质合 作。总商会全年亦接待43个中国代表 团到访。我们亦接待李光耀公共政策 学院学员并进行交流，分享总商会华 商精神与对新中关系的贡献。
11月，本会率团参与于澳门的第18届 世界华商大会，深入探讨粤港澳大湾 区及澳门新兴机遇，并发掘全球华商 互利共赢的潜力。
三、洞察前沿技术，赋能企业 升级
第62届董事会正式增设了“永续发展 委员会”，旨在提升企业的绿色化进 程。本会举办了多场关于永续发展的 讲座，并与科技企业联办座谈会，向 会员提供实用的转型方案，建设环保 愿景与标准，为进军海外创造优势。
为助企业把握人工智能的潜力，本 会筹办“中小企业人工智能体验计 划”、“人工智能海外学习计划”等 项目，探讨人工智能的前沿发展趋势 及在不同场景中的应用。
本会旗下的“TACOM转型中心”全 年协助13家本地商会开展逾25项转型 项目，涵盖数码化、国际化、可持续
发展与政策倡议等领域；并赋能商团 建设内部与秘书处能力，以为其会员 推出与时俱进的发展项目。
总商会管理学院和中小企业中心助力 企业转型和发展实力。管理学院前瞻 性地推出人工智能、数据分析、网络 安全课程；及进一步扩展导游认证课 程体系，深耕我国作为世界级旅游胜 地的优势。中小企业中心全年完成约 5800个商业案例，其中包括商业咨 询、能力提升计划、业务促进以及专 题工作坊，相较去年实现了双位数增 长，反映企业需求显著提升。
四、栽培新一代领袖，赓续 华商精神与社会使命 欢庆新加坡建国60周年之际，本会特 别举办“落地生根：公民权之旅”巡 回展，回顾第一代新加坡公民的诞生 和意义，激发饮水思源的精神。本会 亦举办二战时期死难人民祭礼、军人 节集体宣誓仪式和国庆晚宴，提醒国 人居安思危，提升防卫意识并重申对 国家的尽忠。
为弘扬新加坡华族文化，本会举办新 春团拜、中秋晚会等传统节庆活动。
为支持教育，我们一如既往颁发奖 学金予本地高等学府、工艺教育学院 和华侨中学，其中包括马来和印度族 学生。
本会的兴趣小组和会员活动持续保持 活跃。本会与时俱进拓展新兴领域， 今年成功招募新加坡金融科技协会等 新会员的加入，以提升在商界和多元 经济格局中的代表性。事业女性组启 动首届“导师计划”，通过经验分享 和深度指导，跨世代赋能新一代女性 领袖；华语讲演会、华语民歌班更迎 来了25周年银禧，举办庆典晚会。本 会亦举办年度的会员之夜，联系会员 感情。
总商会华商文化馆肩负传承与推广华 商精神的使命，全年迎来逾一万名访 客，并在全国举办60场国民教育和社 区推广活动。本着促进本地华社的薪 火相传的愿景，政府亦支持新加坡宗
乡会馆联合总会与本会携手推出“华 社领袖班”，计划在未来五年内栽培 100名年轻华社领袖。
衷心感谢
欢庆建国60周年之际，总商会支持政 府积极打造“我们为先”的社会，发 扬团结精神和更新社会契约，以在动 荡局势中逆流而上。我衷心感谢董事 会及秘书处职员恪尽职守，忠实履行 职责，致力凝聚商界与广大社会，共 拓新程；感谢各个政府机构、各国外 交使节、海内外合作伙伴、商团和社 团的支持，共筑经济繁荣愿景。总商 会将继续积极团结企业和各行业，协 同政府共谋发展，攀登国家经济与华 商事业的新高峰。
2025 saw increasing destabilisation of the global trade order amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainties. Despite these challenges, Singapore’s economy demonstrated strong resilience and vitality, achieving an impressive growth of 5% for the year. The robust investments in artificial intelligence (AI), resilient global trade activity and a more accommodative financial environment contributed to this exceptional performance.
The 62nd Council of Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SCCCI) was sworn in in the year. At the Council Retreat held in Macau, we set out our key priorities: expand SCCCI’s global network and influence to unlock global business opportunities; seize growth opportunities in ASEAN; drive industry transformation while strengthening workforce upskilling; venture into new frontiers and attract new members from emerging sectors; and uphold the Chinese Entrepreneurial Spirit by nurturing outstanding young entrepreneurs to create sustainable value for our members.
1. Strengthening Collaboration between Government and Businesses, Improving Business Environment
SCCCI remained committed to deepening dialogue between government and businesses to support member companies as they navigate transformation in an increasingly uncertain global economic landscape.
In response to business concerns over tariff policies and their potential impact, SCCCI promptly collated feedback from the business community and conveyed it to the authorities. SCCCI strongly supported the establishment of the Singapore Economic Resilience Taskforce (SERT) in April to help businesses and workers to strengthen their resilience.
Following the announcement of Budget 2025, SCCCI organised a dialogue session with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong, and Senior Minister of State for Manpower and Sustainability and the Environment Dr Koh Poh Koon, to share the views of the business community. Based on our annual business survey of over 700 enterprises, SCCCI presented five recommendations for Budget 2026 to the Ministry of Finance, namely, helping businesses to ease cost pressures and strengthen capabilities in AI, sustainability, workforce training and internationalisation.
Expanding
On the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ), SCCCI signed a tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM) and UOB to provide financing solutions for enterprises seeking to expand into JE-SEZ and the wider ASEAN market. SCCCI subsequently entered into an MOU with Maybank. In May, SCCCI was granted an audience with the Regent of Johor, Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim, and co-organised the “JS-SEZ Forum” in Johor; followed by a business mission in June to Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang to explore opportunities and co-organised the “Malaysia-Singapore Chinese Chambers of Commerce Business Forum”, to further strengthen engagement between the Chinese business communities in both countries.
For the first time, SCCCI’s annual flagship event, the SMEICC Conference, invited leaders from the Chinese Chambers of Commerce across five Southeast Asian countries to share insights on market developments and regional issues. This initiative highlighted the collective
spirit of regional Chinese business communities in seeking opportunities for mutual growth.
As Singapore and China commemorated the 35th anniversary of diplomatic relations in 2025, SCCCI organised five business missions to China, covering cities and regions including Beijing, Gansu, Shanghai and Nanjing. The Chamber also organised major events such as the “2025 Conference on International Industrial Cooperation” and held the “Singapore-China Business Forum” in Shanghai to mark the 15th anniversary of the SCCCI Shanghai Representative Office. These initiatives further deepened mutual trust between the business communities of both countries and promoted substantive cooperation. Throughout the year, SCCCI received 43 Chinese delegations in Singapore. SCCCI also welcomed graduate students from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy to the SCCCI Building and delivered a guest lecture on SCCCI Chinese Entrepreneurial Spirit and Chamber’s contributions to Singapore-China relations.
In November, SCCCI led a delegation to participate in the 18th World Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention (WCEC) held in Macau. The delegation also explored emerging opportunities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and Macau, while fostering mutually beneficial partnerships among Chinese entrepreneurs worldwide.
The 62nd Council established the “Sustainability Committee” to promote green transformation among enterprises. SCCCI organised seminars on sustainability for SMEs and partnered with technology companies to conduct roundtable dialogue, providing members with practical transformation
solutions and helping enterprises align with environmental standards to strengthen their competitiveness in overseas markets.
To help businesses harness the potential of AI, SCCCI launched initiatives such as the “SCCCI AI Experience for SME Programme” and “Best-in-Class in AI – AI Lead Overseas Programme”, enabling participants to explore cutting-edge developments in AI and its applications across various industries.
Throughout the year, the Trade Association Committee (TACOM) Transformation Centre supported 13 trade associations in implementing over 25 transformation projects across digitalisation and AI, internationalisation, sustainability and advocacy. It also helped to strengthen the operational and secretariat capabilities of trade associations, enabling them to implement progressive industry initiatives for their members.
The Singapore Chinese Chamber Institute of Business (SCCIOB) and SME Centre@SCCCI continued to assist and support our members to acquire business-relevant capabilities and drive industry transformation. SCCIOB introduced relevant courses in AI, data analytics and cybersecurity, and further expanded its Tour Guide Training Programme, leveraging on Singapore’s position as a world-class tourism destination. The SME Centre@ SCCCI administered a total of 5,800 business cases throughout the year, including business advisory services, capability development programmes, business matching and thematic workshops. This represents a doubledigit growth rate compared to the previous year, reflecting rising demand from enterprises.
As Singapore celebrated its 60th year of independence in 2025, SCCCI curated the “Sojourners to Citizens: The Citizenship Journey” Roving Exhibition, sharing the journey of Singapore’s first citizens as we remember our roots. SCCCI also organised the War Memorial Service in Commemoration of the Civilian Victims of the Japanese Occupation, SAF Day Combined Rededication Ceremony and National Day Dinner to celebrate while reminding Singaporeans of the importance of staying vigilant, strengthening the appreciation of national defence, as well as reaffirming our loyalty to Singapore.
To promote Chinese culture in Singapore, SCCCI held traditional celebrations such as the Spring Reception and Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration. In support of education, the Chamber continued to award scholarships to outstanding students of tertiary institutions, Institute of Technical Education, Hwa Chong Institution, as well as students from the Malay and Indian communities.
SCCCI’s interest groups and member engagement activities remained vibrant. Keeping pace with emerging industries, SCCCI welcomed new members in 2025, including the Singapore FinTech Association, further strengthening its representation in the business community and across diverse economic sectors. The Career Women’s Group launched its inaugural Mentorship Programme, empowering the next generation of women leaders through sharing experiences and providing cross-generational guidance. The Mandarin Toastmasters Club and Mandarin Folk Song Singing Class celebrated their silver jubilee with a commemorative event. SCCCI also organised the annual Members’ Nite to strengthen ties among members.
The SCCCI Chinese Business Culture Hub continued to play a vital role in preserving and promoting the Chinese Entrepreneurial Spirit. It welcomed over 10,000 visitors in the year and organised 60 National Education and community engagement initiatives across Singapore. To nurture the next generation of Chinese community leaders, the Government supported the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) and SCCCI in establishing the Chinese Community Leadership Programme, which aims to groom 100 promising young community leaders over the next five years.
As Singapore marked its 60th year of independence, SCCCI supported the Government’s efforts to build a “We-First” society that strengthens unity and renews our social compact, enabling the nation to navigate global uncertainties with resilience. I would like to express my heartfelt appreciation to our Council members and Secretariat colleagues for their untiring effort and commitment, bringing together our members, and business community to chart new frontiers. My appreciation also goes to all government agencies, diplomatic corps, partners in Singapore and abroad, trade associations and
community organisations for their strong support to realise our shared vision of economic prosperity. SCCCI will continue to unite businesses across industries and work closely with the Government to drive progress, bringing our economy and the Chinese business community to new heights.
Kho Choon Keng President
Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry
会务领域
1 国际化（非中国）
• 组团到海外考察：4次
• 参与人数：159人
• 海外投资研讨会/工作坊/论坛：9场
• 参与人数：572人
• 大型会展（2025国际产业合作大会）参与人数：超过1000人
• 主办活动：14场
• 支持、参与活动：21场
2 国际化（中国）
3 能力发展
4 行业转型升级
5 永续发展
6 总商会中小企业中心
7 总商会管理学院
8 总商会华商文化馆
9 媒体报道
• 中国代表团到访：43次
• 组团到中国考察：5次
• 获得总商会中国代表处（上海、四川）支持的企业：389家
• 大型会展“中小型企业大会暨资信商业大会” （参与人数：超过4000人）
• AI赋能计划：6项
• 参与商团及企业：36家
• 研讨会/工作坊/论坛：30场
• 参与人数：1818人
• 海外学习考察：2次
• 参与人数：48人
• 所协助的商团：13家
• 行业转型项目：25个
• 加入“永续发展联盟”的商团：21家
• 讲座/工作坊：13场
• 参与人数：546人
• 商务咨询个案：4200个
• 能力发展工作坊：24场
• 能力发展工作坊参与人数：1600人
• 开办课程：70场
• 学员人数：1219人
• 新推出的课程：15场
• 访客人数：1万2700人
• 国民教育、社区推广活动：60场
• 媒体报道次数: 168次
1 Internationalisation (Non-China)
• Number of overseas missions: 4
• Number of participants: 159
• Number of overseas investment seminars/workshops/forums: 9
• Number of participants: 572
• Major conference (2025 Conference on International Industrial Cooperation) Number of participants: More than 1,000
• Number of conferences organised: 14
2 Internationalisation (China)
3 Capability Development
• Number of conferences supported: 21
• Number of visiting delegations from China: 43
• Number of missions to China: 5
• Companies engaged by SCCCI’s Representative Offices in China (Shanghai, Sichuan): 389 unique companies
• Major conference: SMEICC (More than 4,000 participants)
• No of projects organised by AI Enablement Programme: 6
• Number of trade associations and companies engaged/served: 36
• Number of seminars/workshops/forums: 30
• Number of participants: 1,818
• Number of overseas training programmes: 2
• Number of participants: 48
4 Industry Development & Transformation
5 Sustainability
6 SME Centre@SCCCI
7 Singapore Chinese Chamber Institute of Business
8 SCCCI Chinese Business Culture Hub
9 Media Coverage
• Number of trade associations supported: 13
• Number of transformation projects: 25
• Number of trade associations that have joined the Sustainability Alliance: 21
• Number of seminars/workshops: 13
• Number of participants: 546
• Number of business advisory and facilitation cases: 4,200
• Number of capability workshops: 24
• Number of participants: 1,600
• Number of courses/programmes in 2025: 70 intakes
• Number of participants: 1,219
• Number of new courses/programmes launched in 2025: 15
• Number of visitors: 12,700
• Number of National Education and Community Engagement initiatives: 60
• Number of media report/coverage: 168
2025年3月至2028年3月 March 2025 – March 2028
会员大会 Annual General Meeting
董事会 Council
常务董事会 Standing Committee
包括会长、前任会长、副会长及以下12个委员会正、副主席 Which includes the President, Immediate Past President, Vice-Presidents, and Chairmen & Vice-Chairmen of the following 12 committees:
• 总务委员会 General Affairs Committee
• 财政委员会 Finance Committee
• 商团与会员事务委员会 Trade Association & Membership Affairs Committee
• 文教与社会事务委员会 Culture, Education & Community Affairs Committee
• 工商业委员会 Commerce & Industry Committee
• 国际事务委员会 International Affairs Committee
• 科技委员会 Technology Committee
• 永续发展委员会 Sustainability Committee
• 青年商务委员会 Youth Business Affairs Committee
• 外事委员会 External Relations Committee
• 研究与出版委员会 Research & Publications Committee
• 产业委员会 Property Management Committee
新加坡中华总商会资产信托局 The Financial Board of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce
中华总商会产业私人有限公司 Chinese Chamber Realty Pte Ltd
新加坡中华总商会企业发展与服务中心私人有限公司 EDC@SCCCI Pte Ltd
• 新加坡中华总商会中小企业中心 SME Centre@SCCCI
• 新加坡中华总商会上海代表处
SCCCI Shanghai Representative Office
• 新加坡中华总商会四川代表处
SCCCI Sichuan Representative Office
• 新加坡中华总商会重庆代表处
SCCCI Chongqing Representative Office
• 新加坡中华总商会江苏代表处
SCCCI Jiangsu Representative Office
• 新加坡中华总商会广东代表处（虚拟）
SCCCI Guangdong Representative Office (Virtual)
新加坡中华总商会管理学院 Singapore Chinese Chamber Institute of Business
新加坡中华总商会基金 Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Foundation
华商文化基金 SCCCI Chinese Entrepreneurial Culture Foundation
孙中山南洋纪念馆有限公司 Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall Company Limited
秘书处 SECRETARIAT
秘书处为本会董事会与附属机构提供管理方面的支援。 The Secretariat provides management support to the council and subsidiaries of SCCCI.
名誉会长
郑民川 蔡天宝 张松声 蔡其生
荣誉董事
谢万森 佘林发 陈精毅 李国基
刘泰山 吴学光 钟声坚
名誉董事
柯新治 邵维铭 陈少明 王励谦
朱时生 周景锐 郑维强 何谦诚
庄绍平 林国强 吕荣璋 黄 海
耿信生 王显荣 颜诗琴 陈学湘
蔡锦淞 黄国立 杨应法 陈育宠
罗守学 黄汉发 郭庭水 张齐娥
黄一宗 李俊岳 吴喬青 李庆言
林清荣 孙广安 蔡成宗 郭良耿
魏成辉 柯毓麟 尹崇明 许廷芳
刘志明 李秉蘐 萧作鸣 陈怀林
谢永祺 林明仁 陈金城 邬顺山
陈笃汉 邓健辉 曾福庆 吴中庸
罗大民 郭素雯 邓尚正 蔡纪典
林炳坤 白连源 高允裕 林玉勤
陈睦发 林惠璋 谢楚明 胡进胜
陈树生 颜毓瑩 吴斯仁
董事会
会长 ： 高泉庆
前任会长
副会长
黄山忠
吴绍均 李思亮
林福星
总务委员会
财政委员会
黄保华
洪芳芳 商团与会员事务委员会
文教与社会事务委员会
白毅柏
陈康威
工商业委员会 ： 黄建铭 国际事务委员会 ： 谢锦发 科技委员会
李坚辉
永续发展委员会 ： 黄志恒
青年商务委员会
陈庆顺
外事委员会 ： 黄亦巧 研究与出版委员会 ： 邬春玲 产业委员会 ： 黄健华
总务委员会 ： 吴修撰
财政委员会 ： 石慧宁 商团与会员事务委员会 ： 张群发
文教与社会事务委员会 ： 周兆呈
工商业委员会 ： 林日耀
国际事务委员会 ： 孟繁秋
科技委员会 ： 林志坚 永续发展委员会 ： 潘凌峰
青年商务委员会 ： 许小龙 外事委员会 ： 梁佳吉
研究与出版委员会 ： 许志恩 产业委员会 ： 许伟盛
董事
白南泉
翁温钊 郭益智 吕立岩 何乃全 柯文伟 郑谦木 梁善权
曾憲相 程宇超 吴令声 庞 琳
林振强 杨向明 陈奕福 林亚保
黄侯貴 陈东海 潘耀泉 郭志强 陈伟富 连文辉 李慧玲 吕瑞發 谭志勇 张思乐 姚丽真
62nd Council and Standing Committee
总务委员会
主席 ： 黄保华
副主席 ： 吴修撰
委员 ： 何乃全 庞 琳
财政委员会
主席 ： 洪芳芳
副主席 ： 石慧宁
委员 ： 许志恩
许伟盛
张思乐
商团与会员事务委员会
主席 ： 白毅柏 副主席 ： 张群发
事业女性组主席 ： 黄亦巧 委员 ： 吴令声
林振强
郑谦木 吕立岩
林亚保
黄侯貴
吕瑞發
姚丽真
林清荣
吴中庸
陈睦发
陈树生
胡进胜
吴斯仁
颜毓瑩
蔡为明
梁添丁
王建山
林委德
傅明灿
胡思凱
陈奂霖
颜培业
主席 ：
陈康威
主席 ：
李坚辉
副主席 ：
周兆呈 委员 ：
副主席 ：
白南泉
何乃全
李慧玲
陈金良
主席 ：
副主席 ：
黄建铭
程宇超
林日耀 委员 ：
庞 琳
杨向明
郭志强
连文辉
吕瑞發
谭志勇
姚丽真
许茵妮
戴恩德
主席 ： 谢锦发
副主席
孟繁秋 委员
黄山忠
颜毓瑩
曾憲相
林亚保
陈东海
潘耀泉
连文辉
谭志勇
林永车
杜侨南
林志坚 委员 ：
主席 ：
陈东海
陈伟富
王美锜
郭汉新
林树人
陈天强
翁富聪
刘连万
李兆杰
陈日扬
李德庆
邓铭辉
林征葳
黄志恒 副主席 ：
石慧宁
潘凌峰 委员 ：
钟程龙
程洁卉
梁凯壹
苏垲均
周毅恩
陈怡文
杨学文
青年商务委员会
主席 ：
陈庆顺 副主席 ：
陈伟富
许小龙 委员 ：
陈信良
曾 偉
林浩文
刘 溪
梁顺祥
蔡艾玲
翁正耀
黄韵璇
薛家全
伟 健
叶炜基
外事委员会
主席 ： 黄亦巧
副主席
梁佳吉
委员 ： 梁善权 陈奕福
黄侯貴
郭志强
研究与出版委员会
主席 ： 邬春玲
副主席 ： 许志恩
委员 ： 杨向明 陈伟富
李慧玲
谢光威
全德健
顾清扬
产业委员会
主席 ： 黄健华
副主席 ： 许伟盛
委员 ： 梁善权
黄侯貴
潘耀泉
新加坡中华总商会资产信托局
主席
新加坡中华总商会管理学院
： 高泉庆 副主席
财政
： 吴绍均
李思亮
林福星
： 洪芳芳 委员
委员／公司秘书
： 黄山忠
白毅柏
白南泉
陈康威
郭益智
翁温钊
吕立岩
： 谢锦发
主席
副主席
主席 ： 黄健华 副主席 ： 陈庆顺 财政 ： 洪芳芳 副财政 ： 石慧宁 委员 ： 柯文伟 许志恩 黄侯貴 姚丽真 公司秘书 ： 林福有
新加坡中华总商会基金
： 高泉庆
： 黄山忠 董事
董事经理
： 吴绍均
李思亮
林福星
白南泉
主席 ： 高泉庆 副主席 ： 吴绍均 李思亮 财政 ： 洪芳芳 委员 ： 黄山忠 林福星 白南泉 白毅柏 陈睦发 陈康威 翁温钊 公司秘书／委员 ： 谢锦发
： 张群发
： 黄健华 董事
新加坡中华总商会
华商文化基金有限公司
： 林福有
许伟盛 公司秘书
新加坡中华总商会企业发展与 服务中心私人有限公司
主席
： 吕立岩 副主席
： 吴修撰 财政
： 林志坚 董事
： 吕瑞發 董事／公司秘书／总裁 ： 林福有
主席 ： 高泉庆 委员 ： 黄山忠 吴绍均 吴学光 公司秘书／委员 ： 白南泉 委员 ： 洪芳芳 陈康威
孙中山南洋纪念馆有限公司
第62届董事与各个委员会
Honorary Presidents
Tay Beng Chuan
Chua Thian Poh
Teo Siong Seng
Thomas Chua Kee Seng
Senior Honorary Council Members
Chia Ban Seng
Peter Seah Lim Huat
Tan Cheng Gay
Patrick Lee Kwok Kie
Lau Tai San
Wu Hsioh Kwang
Zhong Sheng Jian
Honorary Council Members
Ker Sin Tze
Shaw Vee Meng
Tan Seow Meng Ong Lay Khiam
Choo Si Sen Chew Keng Juea
Cheng Wai Keung Ivan Ho Khiam Seng
Chuang Shaw Peng Jack Lim Kueh Chong
John Y. Lu
Hong Hai
Paul Keng Sin Sieng Ong Hian Eng
Gan See Khem
Vincent Tan Hak Siang
Chua Gim Siong Alan Ng Kok Lip
Yeo Eng Huat
Loh Siew Hock
Kwek Theng Swee
Wee Ee Cheong
Wu Chiaw Ching
Bobby Chin Yoke Choong
Henry Ng
Claire Chiang See Ngoh
Lee Choon Giart
Lee Ching Yen Stephen
Lim Cheng Eng Soon Kong Ann
Chua Seng Chong Kwee Liong Keng
Sam Goi
James Kuah Geok Lin
Wan Shung Ming Hee Theng Fong
Low Chee Meng Lee Peng Shu
Seow Choke Meng Tan Huay Lim
Chia Weng Kaye
Tan Kim Seng
Stephen Lim Beng Lin
Voo Soon Sang
Tan Tock Han Tang Kin Fei
Chan Hock Keng Goh Tiong Yong George
David Loh Tai Min Quek Soo Boon
David Tang Sheung Ching
Chua Kee Teang
Tony Lim Peng Koon Pek Lian Guan
Francis Ko Oon Joo
Tan Bock Huat
Chia Chor Meng
Allan Tan Soo Seng
Ted Ngo Soo Lin
Lim Geok Khoon
Lim Hwee Chiang, John
James Ow Chin Seng
Annie Gan Giok Em
President : Kho Choon Keng
Immediate Past President : Roland Ng San Tiong
Vice-Presidents : Ng Siew Quan
Lee Sze Leong
Lim Hock Chee
General Affairs Committee : Ng Poh Wah
Finance Committee : Ang Fung Fung
Trade Association & Membership Affairs Committee : Pek Ee Perh Thomas
Culture, Education & Community Affairs Committee : Anthony Tan Kang Uei
Commerce & Industry Committee : Ang Kiam Meng
International Affairs Committee : Chia Kim Huat
Technology Committee : Mark Lee Kean Phi
Sustainability Committee : Wong Chee Herng
Youth Business Affairs Committee : Keith Tan Keng Soon
External Relations Committee : Hwang Yee Cheau
Research & Publications Committee : Voo Choon Ling
Property Management Committee : Patrick Ng
General Affairs Committee : Sean Wu Xiuzhuan
Finance Committee : Michelle Cheo Hui Ning
Trade Association & Membership Affairs Committee : Tew Koon Huat
Culture, Education & Community Affairs Committee : Zhou Zhaocheng
Commerce & Industry Committee : Jeremy Lim Jit Yaw
International Affairs Committee : Meng Fanqiu
Technology Committee : Lim Chee Kean
Sustainability Committee : Frank Phuan Ling Fong
Youth Business Affairs Committee : Richard Koh Seoh Leng
External Relations Committee : Neo Kah Kiat
Research & Publications Committee : Ernie Koh Jyh Eng
Property Management Committee : Koh Wee Seng
Adrian Peh Nam Chuan
Ang Boon Cheow Edward
Sherman Kwek Eik Tse Loo Lip Giam, Paul
Charles Ho Nai Chuen Kuah Boon Wee
Tay Khiam Back Leong Sin Kuen
Chan Hian Siang
Philip Kia Er Chew
Simon Goh Lian Seah Pang Lim
Lim Chin Keong Yeo Hiang Meng
Tan Aik Hock
Ng Heok Kwee
Benny Pua Yeow Chuah
Edy Tan Wei Hock
Lee Huay Leng
Michael Lim Ah Poh
Tan Tong Hai
Alvin Kwek Chee Kiong
Eric Lian Voon Fui
Jimmy Ler Swee Huat
Tan Zhiyong Teo Ser Luck
Yeah Lee Ching
General Affairs Committee
Chairman : Ng Poh Wah
Vice-Chairman
: Sean Wu Xiuzhuan
Members : Charles Ho Nai Chuen
Pang Lim
Finance Committee
Chairperson : Ang Fung Fung
Vice-Chairperson
: Michelle Cheo Hui Ning
Members : Ernie Koh Jyh Eng
Koh Wee Seng
Teo Ser Luck
Culture, Education & Community Affairs Committee
Chairman : Anthony Tan Kang Uei
Vice-Chairman : Zhou Zhaocheng
Members : Adrian Peh Nam Chuan
Charles Ho Nai Chuen
Lee Huay Leng
Paul Tan
Trade Association & Membership Affairs Committee
Chairman : Pek Ee Perh Thomas
Vice-Chairman : Tew Koon Huat
CWG Chairperson : Hwang Yee Cheau
Members : Simon Goh Lian Seah
Lim Chin Keong
Tay Khiam Back
Loo Lip Giam, Paul
Michael Lim Ah Poh
Ng Heok Kwee
Jimmy Ler Swee Huat
Yeah Lee Ching
Lim Cheng Eng
Goh Tiong Yong George
Tan Bock Huat
Allan Tan Soo Seng
James Ow Chin Seng
Ted Ngo Soo Lin
Annie Gan Giok Em
Mario Chua Wui Meng
Neo Tiam Ting
Ong Kian San
Francis Lim Wee Teck
Stanley Foo Min San
Sky Oh Shikai
Tan Huan Lin Andrew
Gan Pay Yap
Commerce & Industry Committee
Chairman : Ang Kiam Meng
Vice-Chairman : Jeremy Lim Jit Yaw
Members : Philip Kia Er Chew
Pang Lim
Yeo Hiang Meng
Alvin Kwek Chee Kiong
Eric Lian Voon Fui
Jimmy Ler Swee Huat
Tan Zhiyong
Yeah Lee Ching
Annie Koh
Tay Woon Teck
International Affairs Committee
Chairman : Chia Kim Huat
Vice-Chairman : Meng Fanqiu
Members : Roland Ng San Tiong
Annie Gan Giok Em
Chan Hian Siang
Michael Lim Ah Poh
Tan Tong Hai
Benny Pua Yeow Chuah
Eric Lian Voon Fui
Tan Zhiyong
Nelson Lim Eng Koo
Raymond Toh
Technology Committee
Chairman : Mark Lee Kean Phi
Vice-Chairman : Lim Chee Kean
Members : Tan Tong Hai
Edy Tan Wei Hock
Adelyn Ong
Frank Guo
Jeffrey Lim
Joey Tan
Titus Yong
Sam Liew
Lee Siew Kit
Tan Kit Yong
Lee Teck Kheng
Tang Ming Fai
Victor Lim
Sustainability Committee
Chairman : Wong Chee Herng
Vice-Chairman : Frank Phuan Ling Fong
Members : Michelle Cheo Hui Ning
John Cheng Chen Long
Kia Jie Hui
Lester Leong Kai Yi
Benjamin Soh Kai Jun
Ian Chew
Youth Business Affairs Committee
Chairman : Keith Tan Keng Soon
Vice-Chairman : Richard Koh Seoh Leng
Members : Edy Tan Wei Hock
Louis Tan Xin Liang
Chan Wei
Andy Lim
Louis Liu Xi
Daryl Neo Chua Ai Ling
Nicholas Ang
Ashley Ang
Jimmy Seet
Wayne Wee
Yap Wee Kee
External Relations Committee
Chairperson : Hwang Yee Cheau
Vice-Chairman : Neo Kah Kiat
Members : Leong Sin Kuen
Tan Aik Hock
Ng Heok Kwee
Alvin Kwek Chee Kiong
Research & Publications Committee
Chairperson : Voo Choon Ling
Vice-Chairman : Ernie Koh Jyh Eng
Members : Yeo Hiang Meng
Edy Tan Wei Hock
Lee Huay Leng
Irvin Seah
Suan Teck Kin
Gu Qingyang
Property Management Committee
Chairman : Patrick Ng
Vice-Chairman : Koh Wee Seng
Members : Leong Sin Kuen
Ng Heok Kwee
Benny Pua Yeow Chuah 第62届董事与各个委员会
Kelly Tan Yee Wen
Melvyn Yeo Hak Boon
The Financial Board of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Chairman : Kho Choon Keng
Vice-Chairmen
: Ng Siew Quan
Lee Sze Leong
Lim Hock Chee
Treasurer : Ang Fung Fung
Members
: Roland Ng San Tiong
Pek Ee Perh Thomas
Adrian Peh Nam Chuan
Anthony Tan Kang Uei
Sherman Kwek Eik Tse
Ang Boon Cheow Edward
Loo Lip Giam, Paul
Member / Company Secretary : Chia Kim Huat
Chinese Chamber Realty Private Limited
Chairman : Kho Choon Keng
Vice-Chairman : Roland Ng San Tiong
Directors : Ng Siew Quan
Lee Sze Leong
Lim Hock Chee
Adrian Peh Nam Chuan
Managing Director : Patrick Ng
Directors
: Tew Koon Huat
Koh Wee Seng
Company Secretary : Lim Hock Yu
EDC@SCCCI Pte Ltd
Chairman
: Loo Lip Giam, Paul
Vice-Chairman : Sean Wu Xiuzhuan
Treasurer : Lim Chee Kean
Directors : Jimmy Ler Swee Huat
Director / Company Secretary / CEO : Lim Hock Yu
Singapore Chinese Chamber Institute of Business
Chairman : Patrick Ng
Vice-Chairman : Keith Tan Keng Soon
Treasurer : Ang Fung Fung
Assistant Treasurer : Michelle Cheo Hui Ning
Members : Kuah Boon Wee
Ernie Koh Jyh Eng
Ng Heok Kwee
Yeah Lee Ching
Company Secretary : Lim Hock Yu
Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Foundation
Chairman : Kho Choon Keng
Vice-Chairmen : Ng Siew Quan
Lee Sze Leong
Treasurer : Ang Fung Fung
Members : Roland Ng San Tiong
Lim Hock Chee
Adrian Peh Nam Chuan
Pek Ee Perh Thomas
Tan Bock Huat
Anthony Tan Kang Uei
Ang Boon Cheow Edward
Company Secretary / Member : Chia Kim Huat
SCCCI Chinese Entrepreneurial Culture Foundation Limited
Chairman : Kho Choon Keng
Members : Roland Ng San Tiong
Ng Siew Quan
Wu Hsioh Kwang
Company Secretary / Member : Adrian Peh Nam Chuan
Members
Yat
Chairman
Ang Fung Fung
Anthony Tan Kang Uei
Nanyang Memorial Hall Co Ltd
: Ng Siew Quan
Advisors : Kho Choon Keng
Roland Ng San Tiong
Directors : Wu Hsioh Kwang
Adrian Peh Nam Chuan
Ang Fung Fung
Anthony Tan Kang Uei
Wan Shung Ming
Lee Peng Shu
Company Secretary : Chia Kim Huat
第61届董事会第三次常年会员大会记录
日期 : 2025年2月28日（星期五）
时间 : 下午5时15分
地点 : 总商会大厦董事会议室
主席 : 高泉庆
列席者 : 林福有 陈顺明 鄭喻云 卓汶錤 邓素娟
记录 : 林福有 卓汶錤 邓素娟
出席者 : 1 安晟律师事务所
2 安益私人有限公司
3 益昇有限公司
4 谢钦利食品工业私人有限公司
5 崇侨托管（私人）有限公司
6 CHWEE CHENG & SONS PTE LTD
7 CHYE THIAM MAINTENANCE PTE LTD
8 新加坡钻石交易所
9 ENWS ENTERPRISES
10 FOCUS NETWORK AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD
11 丰裕海运供应有限公司
12 冯氏机械与制造私人有限公司
13 GLASS POINT CONSTRUCTION PTE LTD
14 新加坡租购及金融业公会
15 合果有限公司
16 第一精机有限公司
17 新加坡特许会计师协会
18 INV CORPORATION PTE LTD
19 珍宝餐饮集团
20 金安工程私营有限公司
21 金珠肉粽
22 锦興食品工業私人有限公司
23 金安投资私人有限公司
24 高大有限公司
25 口福私人有限公司
26 梁介福药业私人有限公司
27 联庆企业私人有限公司
28 宣城联发狮城科技园管理有限公司
29 LOGWIN AIR + OCEAN SINGAPORE PTE LTD
30 马尔达克集团
31 新加坡肉商联合会
32 铭板集团私人有限公司
33 明义汽车私人有限公司
34 大道贷款私人有限公司
35 MTQ CORPORATION LTD
36 梁苑集团
37 黄亚细肉骨茶餐室
38 黄源成木业（私人）有限公司
39 式佳国际有限公司
40 安昌珠宝私人有限公司
41 泛联集团（新）有限公司
42 巴西班让批发中心商联会
43 普华古栢会计师事务所有限合伙
44 联进热浸镀锌私人有限公司
45 新加坡餐饮业协会
46 新加坡联发集团私人有限公司
47 新加坡航空货运代理协会
48 砂劳越出入口商公会
49 昇菘超级市场私人有限公司
50 星金融发展有限公司
51 新加坡中医中药联合会
52 新加坡钟表业公会
53 新加坡食品厂商联合会
54 新加坡福智霖集团有限公司
55 新加坡果菜出入口商公会
56 新加坡家具工业理事会
57 新加坡玻璃公会
58 新加坡金钻珠宝商会
59 新加坡就业＆留学中心
60 新加坡精密工程科技协会
61 新加坡布业中心商联会
62 新加坡木材厂商总会
63 SLH PTE LTD
64 信医专科中心
65 星雅集团
66 大华食品工业私人有限公司
67 新加坡台北工商协会
68 TAT HONG EQUIPMENT (CHINA) PTE LTD
69 达丰控股有限公司
70 茶渊贸易私人有限公司
71 新加坡车商公会
72 新加坡现代企业管理协会
73 天成金铺有限公司
74 丽盛集团
75 利达机械有限公司
76 方圆集团
77 兀兰运输服务私人有限公司
78 杨阿根父子私人有限公司
79 一丰有限公司
80 易捷机电工程私人有限公司
81 永发五金私人有限公司
82 远泰燃料贸易私人有限公司
下午5时15分，出席新加坡中华总商会会员大会的法定人数已足够，主席高泉庆会长宣布第61 届董事会第三次常年会员大会正式开始。
1. 复准2024年4月29日召开的第61届董事会第二次常年会员大会记录 第61届董事会第二次常年会员大会记录已列于本会《2024年度常年报告书》，随同第61届 董事会第三次常年会员大会通知书于2025年2月13日寄发给全体会员。
会议对有关会议记录没有异议，由白毅柏（砂劳越出入口商公会、大华食品工业私人有限公 司）提议，白南泉（安晟律师事务所）附议，会议一致复准通过第61届董事会第二次常年会 员大会记录。
2. 核准2024年财政报告与账目
本会2024年截至12月31日的财政报告与账目已随同第61届董事会第三次常年会员大会通知 书寄发给全体会员。
会议对总商会及附属机构截至2024年12月31日的财政报表与账目没有异议。李世昌（新加 坡就业 & 留学中心）提议，柯文伟（MTQ CORPORATION LTD）附议，会议一致核准2024 年度的财政报告与帐目。
3. 委任审计公司
大会在何乃全（安昌珠宝私人有限公司）提议，谢楚明（谢钦利食品工业私人有限公司）附 议下，一致同意继续委任安永会计师事务所担任本会及属下机构的查帐公司。
4. 其他事项
会议无其他事项于下午5时25分结束。
Minutes
Date : Friday, 28th Feb 25
Time : 5.15 pm
Venue : Council Chamber, SCCCI Building
Chairman : Kho Choon Keng
In Attendance : Lim Hock Yu Arik Tan Jennifer Cheng Toh Wenqi Tang Soh Kuen
Recorded by : Lim Hock Yu Toh Wenqi Tang Soh Kuen
Members
Present : 1 ADSAN LAW LLC
2 ANN AIK PTE LTD
3 ASCENT SOLUTIONS PTE LTD
4 CHIA KHIM LEE FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE LTD
5 CHUNG KHIAW NOMINEES (PTE) LTD
6 CHWEE CHENG & SONS PTE LTD
7 CHYE THIAM MAINTENANCE PTE LTD
8 DIAMOND EXCHANGE OF SINGAPORE
9 ENWS ENTERPRISES
10 FOCUS NETWORK AGENCIES (S) PTE LTD
11 FONG YI MARINE SUPPLIES PTE LTD
12 FONG'S ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING PTE LTD
13 GLASS POINT CONSTRUCTION PTE LTD
14 HIRE PURCHASE FINANCE AND LEASING ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE
15 HUPCO PTE LTD
16 ICHI SEIKI PTE LTD
17 INSTITUTE OF SINGAPORE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
18 INV CORPORATION PTE LTD
19 JUMBO GROUP OF RESTAURANTS PTE LTD
20 KIM ANN ENGINEERING PTE LTD
21 KIM CHOO KUEH CHANG PTE LTD
22 KIM HING FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE LTD
23 KIMANN INVESTMENTS PTE LTD
24 KODA LTD
25 KOUFU PTE LTD
26 LEUNG KAI FOOK MEDICAL CO PTE LTD
27 LIAN KENG ENTERPRISES PTE LTD
28 LIONHUB (XC) PTE LTD
29 LOGWIN AIR + OCEAN SINGAPORE PTE LTD
30 M-DAQ GLOBAL PTE LTD
31 MEAT TRADERS ASSOCIATION (SINGAPORE)
32 MEIBAN GROUP PTE LTD
33 MIN GHEE AUTO PTE LTD
34 MOTOR-WAY CREDIT PTE LTD
35 MTQ CORPORATION LTD
36 NEO GROUP LIMITED
37 NG AH SIO BAK KUT TEH
38 NG GUAN SENG WOODWORKING INDUSTRIAL PTE LTD
39 OCEAN SKY INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
40 ON CHEONG CO PTE LTD
41 PAN-UNITED CORPORATION LTD
42 PASIR PANJANG WHOLESALE
PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS LLP
PROGRESS GALVANIZING PTE LTD
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE
S.LH CORPORATION PTE LTD
SAAA@SINGAPORE
48 SARAWAK IMPORTERS & EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION
49 SHENG SIONG SUPERMARKET PTE LTD
50 SING INVESTMENTS & FINANCE LIMITED
51 SINGAPORE CHINESE MEDICAL UNION
52 SINGAPORE CLOCK & WATCH TRADE ASSOCIATION
53 SINGAPORE FOOD MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION
54 SINGAPORE FOZL GROUP PTE LTD
55 SINGAPORE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IMPORTERS & EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION
56 SINGAPORE FURNITURE INDUSTRIES COUNCIL
57 SINGAPORE GLASS ASSOCIATION
58 SINGAPORE JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION
59 SINGAPORE JOBS & EDU SERVICES PTE LTD
60 SINGAPORE PRECISION ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION
61 SINGAPORE TEXTILE CENTRE MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION
62 SINGAPORE TIMBER ASSOCIATION
63 SLH PTE LTD
64 STARMED SPECIALIST CENTRE PTE LTD
65 STRACO CORPORATION LIMITED
66 TAI HUA FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE LTD
67 TAIPEI BUSINESS ASSOCIATION IN SINGAPORE
68 TAT HONG EQUIPMENT (CHINA) PTE LTD
69 TAT HONG HOLDINGS LTD
70 TEA CHAPTER TRADING PTE LTD
71 THE SINGAPORE CYCLE & MOTOR TRADERS' ASSOCIATION
72 THE SOCIETY OF MODERN MANAGEMENT, SINGAPORE
73 TIN SING GOLDSMITHS (PTE) LTD 74 TS GROUP PTE LTD 75 UNITED TEXMAC PTE LTD 76 VALUEMAX
As the members present were sufficient to form the quorum, Chairman Kho Choon Keng called the Meeting to order at 5.15 pm.
1. To approve the minutes of the 61st Council’s Second Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on 29th Apr 24
The minutes of the 61st Council’s Second AGM of members of the SCCCI was included in the published SCCCI’s Annual Report 2024, which was sent to all members, together with the notice of the 61st Council’s Third AGM on 13th Feb 25.
There was no amendment to the said minutes of meeting at the Meeting. Proposed by PEK EE PERH THOMAS (SARAWAK IMPORTERS & EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION, TAI HUA FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE LTD) and seconded by ADRIAN PEH NAM CHUAN (ADSAN LAW LLC), the minutes of meeting of the 61st Council’s Second AGM were unanimously confirmed and passed at the Meeting.
2. To approve the Audited Financial Statements for the year ended 31st Dec 24
The SCCCI’s 2024 Audited Financial Statements were sent to members together with the 61st Council’s Third AGM notice on 13th Feb 25.
Proposed by BRUCE LEE (SINGAPORE JOBS & EDU SERVICES PTE LTD) and seconded by KUAH BOON WEE (MTQ CORPORATION LTD), the SCCCI’s 2024 Audited Financial Statements were approved and adopted by the Meeting.
3. To appoint the Auditors
Proposed by CHARLES HO NAI CHUEN (ON CHEONG CO PTE LTD) and seconded by CHIA CHOR MENG (CHIA KHIM LEE FOOD INDUSTRIES PTE LTD), the Meeting unanimously appointed Ernst & Young LLP as the Auditors to the SCCCI for Financial Year 2025.
4. Any other matters
The meeting ended at 5.25 pm.
Key Staff of Secretariat and
秘书处
秘书长
林福有
副秘书长
梁廷昭
助理秘书长
刘桂萍
会员事务主管
容丽芬
行业发展主管
潘冠瑾
共用秘书处主管
黄丽玲
产业部门主管
颜凤利
中国事务主管
胡育斌
财政部门主管
林梅意
人事资源管理主管
郭慧玲
行政事务主管
陈顺明
文化遗产主管
卜清锺
研究与通讯主管
许彬彬
首席研究员/华商文化馆馆长
陈丁辉
可持续联盟主管
林剑侨
新加坡中华总商会管理学院 执行主管
黄顺发
新加坡中华总商会中小企业中心
主管
周惠玲
新加坡中华总商会上海代表处
主任
黄非
新加坡中华总商会成都代表处 副主任
邓俊
孙中山南洋纪念馆
馆长
林国耀
Secretariat
Secretary-General
Lim Hock Yu
Deputy Secretary-General
Leong Teng Chau
Assistant Secretary-General (Business)
Irene Low
Director, Membership Services
Lydia Yung
Director, Industry Clusters
Rennie Phua
Director, Shared Secretariat
Wong Lee Ling
Director, Property
Jenny Gan
Director, China Affairs
David Hu
Director, Finance
Stella Lim
Director, Human Resource
Jean Kok
Director, Corporate Services
Arik Tan
Director, Heritage and Culture
Pok Cheng Chong
Director, Research and Communications
Kelvin Khaw Ping Ping
Chief Researcher/Director, SCCCI Chinese Business Culture Hub
Tan Teng Phee
Director, Sustainability Alliance
Lim Keum Keow
Singapore Chinese Chamber Institute of Business
Executive Director
Dennis Ng
SME Centre@SCCCI Director
Wendy Chow
SCCCI Shanghai Representative Office Director
Huang Fei
SCCCI Chengdu Representative Office Deputy Director
Deng Jun
Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall
General Manager
Winston Lim
总务委员会
General Affairs Committee
商团与会员事务委员会
Trade Association & Membership Affairs Committee
文教与社会事务委员会
Culture, Education & Community Affairs Committee
工商业委员会
Commerce & Industry Committee
国际事务委员会
科技委员会
永续发展委员会
Sustainability Committee
青年商务委员会
Youth Business Affairs Committee
外事委员会
External Relations Committee
研究与出版委员会
Research & Publications Committee
产业委员会
促进董事会与秘书处职员之间的关系，建立上下一心的商会团队。
在第62届董事会就职典礼上，高泉庆 会长带领全体成员宣誓就职。
SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng led the new Council in taking the oath of office at the 62nd Council Installation.
新年午餐招待会
1月3日，总务委员会白南泉主席、黄保华副主席及林福有秘书长在总商会大厦邀 请秘书处、管理学院和中小企业中心一起享用午餐，共同欢庆新一年的到来。
第62届董事会复选结果
本会于1月13日举行第62届董事会复 选，从55位候任董事中选出会长、3 位副会长和12个委员会正副主席，并 委任前任会长、名誉会长、荣誉董事 和名誉董事。
第61届董事会高泉庆会长连任担任第 62届董事会会长，领导本会董事，继 续推展会务。
选举和委任名单
选举和委任名单
委员会 主席 副主席
总务 黄保华 吴修撰
财政 洪芳芳 石慧宁
商团与
会员事务 白毅柏 张群发
文教与
社会事务 陈康威 周兆呈
工商业 黄建铭 林日耀
国际事务 谢锦发 孟繁秋
科技 李坚辉 林志坚
永续发展 黄志恒 潘凌峰
青年商务 陈庆顺 许小龙
外事 黄亦巧 梁佳吉
研究与出版 邬春玲 许志恩
产业 黄健华 许伟盛
选举和委任名单
董事
白南泉 翁温钊 郭益智
吕立岩 何乃全 柯文伟
郑谦木 粱善权 曾憲相
程宇超 吴令声 庞 琳
林振强 杨向明 陈奕福
林亚保 黄侯貴 陈东海
潘耀泉 郭志强 陈伟富
连文辉 李慧玲 吕瑞發
谭志勇 张思乐 姚丽真
兴趣小组 - 事业女性组 主席 副主席
黄亦巧 潘淑娟
商团委员会 主席
白毅柏
第62届董事会集思营
2月21日至23日，第62届董事会前往 澳门进行集思营活动，商讨本会未来 发展远景，并拟定未来工作重点。共 有44位董事参加集思营。
第62届董事会就职典礼
3月15日，本会第62届董事会就职典 礼在总商会大厦嘉庚堂举行。在典礼 主宾尚达曼总统的见证下，高泉庆会 长率领第62届董事会全体成员宣誓就 职。本届董事会任期由2025年3月至 2028年3月，为期三年。
高泉庆会长在致辞时表示，总商会将 围绕新加坡商界发展的核心需求，推 进工作重点：拓展国际人脉网络和影 响力，并开拓国际商机；发掘亚细安 崛起的蓬勃机遇；推动企业与商团转 型及员工技能升级；勇闯新领域，汇 聚新兴行业会员；弘扬华商精神，培 育杰出青年企业家。
第62届董事会于2月21日至23日前往 澳门进行集思营活动。
The 62nd Council Retreat was held in Macau from 21st to 23rd Feb 25.
总商会秘书处职员激励营
4月21日至22日，本会在印尼 峇 淡岛 举办秘书处职员激励营，探讨如何进 一步提升秘书处团队的协作能力与工 作效率，以更好地支持新一届董事会 的工作。
本会董事与国家发展部长徐芳 达交流会
国家发展部长徐芳达于5月23日正 式出任华社联络组主席，主管华社 事务。徐部长于6月27日拜访总商 会，并在总商会大厦与本会董事进行 交流。
徐部长致辞时表示，随着本地人口老 化速度加快，我国应善用自身优势， 吸引更多新移民。他指出，本地团体 应积极协助新移民更好地融入本地社 会与社群，这对国家未来的发展很有 帮助。部长希望总商会能在各方面提 供协助，推动新移民更顺利地融入本 地社会与社群。
本会与新加坡工商联合总会董 事交流晚宴
6月30日，这场交流晚宴在新加坡美 年丽思卡尔顿酒店举行。高泉庆会长 在致辞时表示，尽管当前世界面临诸 多挑战，但只要两家商会心怀共同愿 景，携手团结协作，必能化挑战为机 遇，引领企业迎向更光明的未来。
高会长也对新加坡工商联合总会林明 彦前任主席表示感谢，感谢他在任内 的领导与贡献。同时，也诚挚欢迎并 祝贺本会张松声名誉会长出任工商联 合总会新一任主席。
新加坡建国60周年国庆晚宴在新加坡美年丽 思卡尔顿酒店举办，主宾是卫生部长兼社会 政策统筹部长王乙康（右四）。
Singapore’s 60th National Day Dinner organised by SCCCI was held at The RitzCarlton, Millenia Singapore, with Minister for Health and Coordinating Minister for Social Policies Ong Ye Kung (fourth from right) as the Guest-of-Honour.
新加坡建国60周年国庆晚宴
8月8日，本会在新加坡美年丽思卡尔 顿酒店举办常年国庆晚宴，筵开62 桌，与主宾卫生部长兼社会政策统筹 部长王乙康，以及75位各国驻新大 使、政府部门及法定机构长官、工商 界领袖和文教界代表，共同欢庆我国 60岁华诞。高泉庆会长在致辞时表 示，总商会将致力扮演好在商界和社 会的领导角色，努力凝聚新加坡华 商、团结商界，并传承和灌输对于未 来发展最关键的华商精神。
本会董事会成员荣膺我国总统 颁赐2025国庆奖章及委任太平 绅士
本会董事会成员因对我国社会作出贡 献而于今年荣获总统颁赐国庆奖章及 委任太平绅士：
1. 魏成辉名誉董事再次荣膺我国总统 委任为太平绅士（JP）
2. 谢楚明名誉董事再次荣膺我国总统 委任为太平绅士（JP）
3. 白毅柏主席再次荣膺我国总统委任 为太平绅士（JP）
4. 黄健华主席以马林百列民众俱乐部 管委会赞助人身份获颁公共服务星 章（勋条）（BBM(L)）
5. 黄建铭主席以新加坡中华总商会工 商业委员会主席身份获颁公共服务 奖章（PBM）
6. 吕立岩董事以大巴窑中公民咨询委 员会副主席身份获颁公共服务奖章 （PBM）
总商会基金公益机构资格 文化、社区及青年部批准总商会基金 的申请，延续公益机构资格，为期三 年，从2026年1月2日开始，2029年1 月1日结束。
Foster rapport between Council
members and Secretariat staff, and forge unity
in the Chamber.
On 3rd Jan 25, SCCCI General Affairs Committee Chairman Adrian Peh, Vice-Chairman Ng Poh Wah and Secretary-General Lim Hock Yu hosted a New Year Lunch for the staff of the SCCCI Secretariat, Institute of Business and SME Centre at the SCCCI Building.
On 13th Jan 25, the 62nd Council held the election of office-bearers. The President, three Vice-Presidents and the Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of 12 committees were selected from among the 55 elected Council members. The Immediate Past President, Honorary Presidents, Senior Honorary Council Members and Honorary Council Members were also appointed.
Mr Kho Choon Keng who had served as the President of the 61st Council continues to serve as the President of the 62nd Council.
General Affairs Ng Poh Wah Sean Wu Xiuzhuan
Finance Ang Fung Fung Michelle Cheo Hui Ning
Trade Association & Membership Affairs Pek Ee Perh Thomas Tew Koon Huat
Culture, Education & Community Affairs Anthony Tan Kang Uei Zhou Zhaocheng
Commerce & Industry Ang Kiam Meng Jeremy Lim Jit Yaw
International Affairs Chia Kim Huat Meng Fanqiu
Technology Mark Lee Kean Phi Lim Chee Kean
Sustainability Wong Chee Herng Frank Phuan Ling Fong
Youth Business Affairs Keith Tan Keng Soon Richard Koh Seoh Leng
External Relations Hwang Yee Cheau Neo Kah Kiat
Research & Publications Voo Choon Ling Ernie Koh Jyh Eng
Property Management Patrick Ng Koh Wee Seng Results of Election
Adrian Peh Nam Chuan Ang Boon Cheow Edward Sherman Kwek Eik Tse
Loo Lip Giam, Paul Charles Ho Nai Chuen Kuah Boon Wee
Tay Khiam Back Leong Sin Kuen Chan Hian Siang
Philip Kia Er Chew Simon Goh Lian Seah Pang Lim
Lim Chin Keong Yeo Hiang Meng Tan Aik Hock
Michael Lim Ah Poh Ng Heok Kwee Tan Tong Hai
Benny Pua Yeow Chuah Alvin Kwek Chee Kiong Edy Tan Wei Hock
Eric Lian Voon Fui Lee Huay Leng Jimmy Ler Swee Huat
Tan Zhiyong Teo Ser Luck Yeah Lee Ching
Interest Group – Career Women’s Group
Chairperson
Hwang Yee Cheau Angelia Yang
Trade Association Committee
Chairman Pek Ee Perh Thomas
The 62nd Council Retreat was held in Macau from 21st to 23rd Feb 25. The Council charted the Chamber’s future development plans and work strategies. A total of 44 Council members attended the retreat.
On 15th Mar 25, the 62nd Council held its Installation Ceremony at the SCCCI Building. In the presence of Guest-of-Honour President Tharman Shanmugaratnam, SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng led the new Council in taking the oath of office. The Council would hold office until March 2028.
In his speech, President Kho highlighted that SCCCI’s key priorities would focus on addressing the core needs of Singapore’s business community: Expanding our global network and influence, unlocking global business opportunities; seizing growth opportunities in ASEAN; driving industry transformation, strengthening workforce upskilling; venturing into new frontiers, bringing in new members from emerging sectors; upholding the Chinese Entrepreneurial Spirit, nurturing outstanding young entrepreneurs.
The SCCCI Secretariat Staff Retreat was held in Batam, Indonesia from 21st to 22nd Apr 25. The retreat focused on strengthening team collaboration and enhancing work efficiency to better support the new Council’s priorities.
On 23rd May 25, Minister for National Development Chee Hong Tat was officially appointed as Chairman of the Chinese Community Liaison Group (CCLG). On 27th Jun 25, Minister Chee visited the Chamber and engaged in a dialogue with the SCCCI Council members at the SCCCI Building.
主宾尚达曼总统与第62届董事会高泉庆会长手持就职宣誓书。
Guest-of-Honour President Tharman Shanmugaratnam, together with President of the 62nd Council Kho Choon Keng, holding the signed pledge.
In his remarks, Minister Chee noted that as Singapore’s population ages rapidly, the country should leverage its strengths to attract more new immigrants. He emphasised that Chinese community organisations have an important role in strengthening social cohesion by helping new immigrants integrate into Singapore society. This, he said, will support Singapore’s long-term progress and social compact. He called on SCCCI to work together with the Government to facilitate this integration and help new immigrants root themselves in our local community.
On 30th Jun 25, this networking dinner was held at The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore. In his welcome remarks, President Kho Choon Keng shared that by aligning our strengths and expertise, SBF and SCCCI will better serve and support our business community to navigate these tides and challenges while identifying and capturing new business opportunities.
President Kho also warmly congratulated SCCCI Honorary President Teo Siong Seng on his appointment as SBF Chairman.
On 8th Aug 25, SCCCI hosted a 62-table National Day Dinner at The RitzCarlton, Millenia Singapore to celebrate Singapore’s 60th Birthday, with Guestof-Honour Minister for Health and Coordinating Minister for Social Policies Ong Ye Kung and 75 representatives from the diplomatic corps, senior government officials, representatives from the business community and cultural and community organisations. In his speech, President Kho Choon Keng emphasised that SCCCI is committed to playing a leadership role
本会与新加坡工商联合总会董事交流晚宴于6月30日在新加坡美年丽思卡尔顿酒店 举行。
On 30th Jun 25, the SCCCI-SBF Council Networking Dinner was held at The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore.
in the business community and wider society. We will continue to unite the Singapore Chinese business community, strengthen cohesion across the private sector, and pass down the SCCCI Chinese Entrepreneurial Spirit, which is key to shaping our future.
The following Council members were presented with the National Day Awards and appointed Justices of the Peace for their outstanding contributions to the country and society:
1. Honorary Council Member Sam Goi re-appointed as Justice of the Peace (JP)
国家发展部长兼华社联络组主席徐芳达（中）于 6月27日拜访总商会，并在总商会大 厦与本会董事进行交流。
On 27th Jun 25, Minister for National Development and Chairman of the Chinese Community Liaison Group Chee Hong Tat (middle) visited the SCCCI Building and engaged in a dialogue with the SCCCI Council members.
2. Honorary Council Member Chia Chor Meng re-appointed as Justice of the Peace (JP)
3. Chairman Pek Ee Perh Thomas reappointed as Justice of the Peace (JP)
4. Chairman Patrick Ng, Patron, Marine Parade Community Club Management Committee, received the Public Service Star (Bar) (BBM(L))
5. Chairman Ang Kiam Meng, Chairman, SCCCI Commerce & Industry Committee, received the Public Service Medal (PBM)
6. Council Member Loo Lip Giam, Paul, Vice-Chairman, Toa Payoh Central Citizens’ Consultative Committee, received the Public Service Medal (PBM)
The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s (SCCCF) Institution of a Public Character (IPC) status was extended for a period of three years by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth from 2nd Jan 26 to 1st Jan 29.
增进会员之间的联系，激发学习与合作机会。
高泉庆会长（左四）、陈伟富董事（右一）及本会会员于“会员之夜”合影。
President Kho Choon Keng (fourth from left), Council Member Edy Tan Wei Hock (first from right) with SCCCI members at Members’ Nite 2025.
总商会华语讲演会与华语民歌班25周年银禧庆典 1月18日，这场银禧庆典于嘉庚堂圆满举办，庆典主宾为高泉庆会长，旨在继续 传承与弘扬中华文化精神，为会员搭建友谊桥梁，凝聚力量，促进共同成长，为 未来谱写更美好的篇章。共200人出席活动。
会员交流活动 —“户外健步，健康同行”第二系列 4月11日，委员会第二次举办户外健康活动，旨在营造更积极的总商会氛围，进 一步增强会员的归属感。参与者从总商会大厦出发，沿途经过维多利亚音乐厅、 鱼尾狮公园，最终抵达新加坡摩天轮，全程约三公里。共71人参加活动。
会员交流活动 — 可持续发展与绿色商机
4月24日，本会与新加坡会计师协会及新加坡律师公会联办这项活动，加深专业 团体间的联系，也促成实质性的互动与合作意向，进一步强化三方关系与互动。 共75人参加活动。
会员交流活动 — Coffee, Croissants & Connections: 以信用风险管 理推动战略性业务增长
6月25日，本委员会与Coface联合举办首场Coffee，Croissants & Connections 系列早餐分享会，聚焦贸易与信用风险管理，吸引约40位来自不同行业的会员 参加。
会员交流会 — 认识总商会
7月18日，本会举办会员交流会，让会员更了解总商会大厦设施及本会为会员提 供的服务。高泉庆会长勉励全体会员团结一心、协同奋进，共创更加美好的未 来。活动吸引约200人出席，其中47位今年4月至6月加入的新会员上台领取会员 证书。
会员交流活动 — Laughter Lab: Clowning for Mental Wellness
9月19日，本会在总商会大厦举办此次工作坊，吸引40位会员参与。新加坡知名 肢体剧场演员与小丑艺术家Shanice Stanislaus带领会员通过即兴游戏、角色扮演 及团队互动，体验幽默与游戏对心理健康的积极影响。活动结束后，会员与讲师 交流心得，增进联系。
会员交流活动 — 会员之夜2025 11月28日，本会成功举办“会员之夜”，约200位会员、赞助商及董事出席。吕 立岩董事在对话环节分享管理经验及心路历程，由吴修撰副主席主持。晚宴期间 也举行幸运抽奖、9月至10月新会员证书颁发仪式（共49位新会员），增进会员 归属感与凝聚力。
事业女性组
2025年国际三八妇女节论坛与晚宴 3月2日，这场事业女性组论坛及晚宴在香格里拉大酒店举行。大会主题为“激发 创新·突破界限”，主宾是永续发展与环境部长兼主管贸易关系部长傅海燕。为 配合新加坡建国60周年，活动设60桌席。
主讲嘉宾为星展集团行政副总裁陈淑珊。论坛嘉宾包括Bluebird Group Holding总 裁兼董事会主席Dr (HC) Noni Sri Ayati Purnomo及和乐集团执行董事兼首席企业 事务官沈伟玲。论坛由星纶控股私人有限公司首席执行官李坚辉主持。
交流活动与导师计划2025
6月26日，事业女性组举办交流活动。借此机会，黄亦巧主席正式启动首个由导 师辅导组主导的“导师计划”，旨在连结卓越的女性领袖与有志的专业人士及企 业家，通过经验分享与深度指导，跨世代地扶持与赋能女性，携手成长，绽放 光彩。
经严格筛选，共24名学员成功与12名导师配对，学员平均年龄为35岁。为帮助学 员尽快融入，事业女性组于8月7日举办迎新会。辅导期为五个月，自2025年8月 至2026年1月。
接待中欧国际工商学院2024家族 办公室首席架构师课程代表团 6月27日，事业女性组接待中欧国际 工商学院2024家族办公室首席架构师 课程代表团42人，双方开展一场富有 意义的交流。
大使系列 — 迷人泰国：文化与 连接之旅”会员交流活动
7月19日，事业女性组举办这场会员 交流活动，主宾为泰国大使乌雷拉 特·查龙托。近130位参与者出席， 包括大使馆官员、事业女性组、总商 会会员及旅居新加坡的泰国人。活动 通过讲座、泰国美食与文化表演及贸 易展位来庆祝新加坡与泰国建交60周 年，促进文化与商业交流。
学习与交流之旅
在黄亦巧主席带领下，事业女性组于 9月4日至9日展开为期六天五夜的丽 江与香格里拉学习交流之旅，共38位 团员参加。行程融合自然、人文与心 灵体验，让成员在饱览大美景致的同 时，也获得思想与情感上的启发。此 次旅程不仅加深成员之间的情谊，也 进一步提升了对大家总商会的归属感 与凝聚力。
Care Unlocked：商业科技与
医疗未来
12月10日，事业女性组在HMI医疗 中心举办这场交流会，与HMI医疗集 团首席执行官以及EY 2025年度新加 坡年度企业家奖得主陈玮嘉和Zora Health创始人Anna Haotanto进行深 入交流。共50人出席活动。
华语讲演会
商业沙龙三 主题讲座《企业 发展阶段解析》
1月23日，本次活动深入解析企业发 展阶段，提供实用的管理建议与经营 智慧，助力企业主全面把握企业发展 脉络。活动共吸引32人参加。
商团与会员事务委员会属下两大兴趣 小组华语讲演会与华语民歌班联办25 周年银禧庆典演出。
A joint celebration concert marking the 25th Anniversary (Silver Jubilee) of two of the interest groups under the Trade Association & Membership Affairs Committee: Mandarin Toastmasters Club and Mandarin Folk Song Singing Class.
商业沙龙四 主题讲座《癌症 基因诊断与生物科技的发展》 2月27日，本次活动聚焦癌症基因诊 断的最新技术，以及基因诊断在癌症 防治中的关键作用。活动共吸引24人 参加。
2025会内备稿暨即席比赛 3月12日，华语讲演会举行年度备稿 暨即席演讲比赛，吸引了13位选手
参与。此次活动吸引约80人出席，为会员提供重要平台，既能够提升演讲能力， 也能分享个人见解和观点。
商业沙龙五 主题讲座《企业融资和IPO的渠道》
3月18日，本次活动巧妙结合提升沟通和表达能力与融资领域的专业知识，旨在 为会员提供一个多元化的学习平台，帮助他们更好地理解企业融资的各类方式以 及IPO的相关流程。活动共吸引30人参加。
主题讲座《新数字经济 — 人工智能的未来之路》 4月17日，本次活动深入探讨企业如何有效选择与应用人工智能技术，在数字化 与数据转型的浪潮中抢占先机、实现突破。活动共吸引30人参加。
商业沙龙七 主题讲座《孙子兵法 — 企业逆境突围实战》
5月20日，本期主题演讲解读《孙子兵法》在现代商业中的运用，探讨企业在逆 境中如何稳住阵脚、重启增长；如何在价格战中突显价值、赢得客户，以及如何 以战略视角规划未来。活动共吸引30人参加。
2025-2026年度执委就职典礼 讲演会于6月11日在总商会大厦举行 2025-2026年度执委就职典礼，白毅 柏主席担任主宾。
白主席致辞时感谢上一届主席王光武 及其团队的努力，并对新任主席吴庆 建及新届执委寄予厚望，期望讲演会 在新团队领导下再创佳绩，继续推广 华语讲演文化。
2025-2026新加坡中华总商会 华语讲演会执委团名单
主席 吴庆建 前任主席 王光武
教育副主席 何 超 会员副主席 李国捷 公关副主席 郭 笋
财政 王梅娇
秘书 李 慧
事务官 唐龙泉
商业沙龙八 主题讲座《Web3支 付革命·稳定币》
7月15日，本期讲座邀请业内专家深 入解析“稳定币”的核心概念与应 用。活动共吸引27人参加。
口才班结业典礼暨观摩赛 华语讲演会于7月至8月举办一年一度 的口才训练班，共四堂课程。8月20 日，讲演会举行结业典礼暨观摩赛， 让学员有机会展示学习成果。此次口 才班共有19名学员参加，其中四位为 非华裔。结业后，19位学员全数加入 讲演会成为正式会员。讲演会将继续 拓展交流平台，提升会员的口才与演 讲能力，并鼓励更多非会员学员加入 总商会。
商业话术培训营 11月29日至30日，讲演会举办主 题为“赢在对话：高管商务沟通实
战训练”的培训营，帮助36位学 员掌握以“现状—目标影响指标” （CDIM）框架挖掘客户需求、化解 异议，以及以“陈述—演示—再陈 述”结构讲述动人客户故事的技巧， 全面提升销售竞争力。培训营广受好 评，获得88分的净推荐值（NPS）。 华语民歌班 民歌之夜2025
11月1日，民歌班在牛车水珍珠坊颐 年中心礼堂举办这场演出活动。除了 本会学员，表演者也包括刘老师在其 他机构亲自指导的学生。学员们以动 人的歌声演绎多首经典民歌，并在演 出过程中互相交流、彼此学习，展现 良好的学习氛围与团队精神。活动共 吸引约170位观众出席，现场气氛热 烈而温馨，获得广泛好评。
Promote links among members and unleash opportunities for learning and collaboration.
Mandarin Toastmasters Club and Mandarin Folk Song Singing Class Silver Jubilee Celebration
On 18th Jan 25, this celebration was held at the SCCCI Building, with President Kho Choon Keng as Guest-of-Honour. The event reaffirmed SCCCI’s commitment to promoting Chinese culture. It also served as a platform for members to strengthen friendships, foster cohesion, and forge ahead together. 200 people attended this event.
Members’ Wellness Networking – Walk & Talk Series II
On 11th Apr 25, this second health and wellness event was organised for SCCCI members to connect with one another and foster a greater sense of belonging to the Chamber. Participants went on a 3km walk covering the SCCCI Building, Victoria Concert Hall. Merlion Park and Singapore Flyer. 71 people participated in this event.
Members’ Networking –Sustainable Success & Green Business Opportunities
On 24th Apr 25, SCCCI co-organised this session with the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA) and The Law Society of Singapore. The event strengthened ties among the professional bodies and facilitated meaningful interaction and potential collaboration. 75 people attended this event.
Members’ Networking – Coffee, Croissants & Connections: Strategic Business Growth with Credit Risk Management
On 25th Jun 25, SCCCI and Coface jointly organised the first session of the “Coffee, Croissants & Connections” sharing series, focusing on trade and credit risk management. A total of 40 members from different industries attended this session.
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Honorary Council Member Annie Gan Giok Em (middle) and her team at Merlion Park during the “Walk & Talk Series II “ event.
Members’ Networking – Get to know SCCCI
On 18th Jul 25, SCCCI organised this members’ networking session to help members better understand the facilities at the SCCCI Building and the services provided by the Chamber. President Kho Choon Keng encouraged all members to stay united, work together and strive toward a brighter future. The event was attended by around 200 members, and 47 new members who joined between April and June 2025 went on stage to receive their membership certificates.
Members’ Networking –Laughter Lab: Clowning for Mental Wellness
On 19th Sep 25, this workshop was held at the SCCCI Building and attended by 40 members. Renowned Singaporean physical theatre actor and clown artist Shanice Stanislaus led participants through improvisation games, role-playing, and team activities, demonstrating the positive impact of humor and play on mental wellness. Members also engaged in a Q&A session and networking over light refreshments.
Members’ Networking –Members’ Nite 2025
On 28th Nov 25, SCCCI organised its annual Members’ Nite, attended by around 200 members, sponsors, and Council members. Council Member Loo Lip Giam, Paul shared his experiences and insights from his business journey, moderated by Vice-Chairman Sean Wu Xiuzhuan. The dinner featured a lucky draw, certificate presentation for 49 new
members, and interactive activities, fostering a sense of belonging and camaraderie among members.
International Women’s Day Conference and Dinner 2025
On 2nd Mar 25, this Conference and Dinner with the theme “Breaking Boundaries · Inspiring Innovation” was held at Shangri-La Hotel. Minister for Sustainability and the Environment and Minister-in-Charge of Trade Relations Grace Fu was the Guest-ofHonour. In celebration of SG60, 60 tables were set for the event.
The keynote speaker was Tan Su Shan, Deputy CEO of DBS Group. The panelists were Dr (HC) Noni Sri Ayati Purnomo, President Commissioner of Bluebird Group Holding and Adeline Sim Wei Ling, Executive Director & Chief Corporate Officer of HRnetGroup Limited. The session was moderated by Mark Lee Kean Phi, CEO of Sing Lun Holdings Pte Ltd.
CWG Social Connect & Mentorship Programme 2025
On 26th Jun 25, the Career Women’s Group (CWG) hosted a networking session for its members. At the event, Chairperson Adj. A/Prof Hwang Yee Cheau officially launched the first Mentorship Programme, led by the Mentorship Connect. The programme aimed to connect accomplished female leaders with aspiring professionals and entrepreneurs, providing crossgenerational guidance and sharing of experiences to empower women to grow and shine together.
2025年国际三八妇女节论坛与晚宴
左起：总商会科技委员会李坚辉会主席、外事委员会及事业女性组黄亦巧主席、Bluebird Group Holding总裁兼董事会主席Dr（HC） Noni Sri Ayati Purnomo、永续发展与环境部长兼主管贸易关系部长傅海燕、高泉庆会长、星展集团行政副总裁陈淑珊、和乐集团执行 董事兼首席企业事务官沈伟玲。
International Women’s Day Conference and Dinner 2025
From left: SCCCI Technology Committee Chairman Mark Lee Kean Phi, External Relations Committee and Career Women’s Group Chairperson Adj. A/Prof Hwang Yee Cheau, President Commissioner of Bluebird Group Holding Dr (HC) Noni Sri Ayati Purnomo, Minister for Sustainability and the Environment and Minister-in-Charge of Trade Relations Grace Fu, President Kho Choon Keng, Deputy CEO of DBS Group Tan Su Shan, Executive Director & Chief Corporate Officer of HRnetGroup Limited Adeline Sim Wei Ling.
After a rigorous selection process, 24 mentees were successfully paired with 12 mentors, with an average age of 35. To help mentees integrate quickly, a welcome session was held on 7th Aug 25. The mentorship lasted for five months from August 2025 to January 2026.
Receiving Delegation from CEIBS 2024 for Family Office Chief Architect Programme
On 27th Jun 25, CWG received a 42-member delegation from the 2024 Family Office Chief Architect Programme of China Europe International Business School (CEIBS), where both sides engaged in a meaningful exchange of insights and experiences.
Ambassador Series – Enchanting Thailand: A Journey of Culture & Connectivity
On 19th Jul 25, CWG hosted this event with HE Ureerat Chareontoh, Ambassador of Thailand as the Guestof-Honour. 130 people attended this event, including SCCCI members and members of the Thai community in Singapore. In celebration of the 60th anniversary of Singapore-Thailand diplomatic relations, this event featured cultural performances and trade booths, promoting cultural and business exchange between both countries.
Learning Journey
Led by Chairperson Adj. A/Prof Hwang Yee Cheau, CWG embarked on a learning trip to Lijiang and Shangri-La from 4th to 9th Sep 25 with 38 participants. The programme combined different experiences, allowing members to enjoy breathtaking landscapes while gaining intellectual and emotional inspiration. This trip not only deepened bonds among participants but also strengthened their sense of belonging and cohesion within SCCCI.
On 10th Dec 25, CWG hosted this event at the HMI Medical Centre, with Chin Wei Jia, Group CEO of HMI Medical and EY Entrepreneur of the Year 2025 (Singapore) and Anna Haotanto, Founder of Zora Health as the speakers. A total of 50 people attended this session.
On 23rd Jan 25, this session analysed the stages of enterprise development and helped business owners gain a comprehensive understanding of their companies’ growth paths. 32 people attended this event.
Seminar 4: Cancer Gene Diagnostics and the Development of Biotechnology
On 27th Feb 25, this session explored the latest technologies in cancer gene diagnostics and the critical role of genetic testing in cancer prevention and treatment. 24 people attended this event.
On 12th Mar 25, the Mandarin Toastmasters Club held this competition, attracting 13 participants and an audience of about 80. The event provided members with a valuable platform to enhance their public speaking skills and share their perspectives.
Seminar 5: Corporate Financing and IPO Pathways
On 18th Mar 25, this session integrated communication and presentation skills with professional insights into corporate financing, providing members with a diverse learning platform to better understand various financing options and the IPO process. 30 people attended this event.
6: The New Digital Economy: The Future of Artificial Intelligence
On 17th Apr 25, this session explored how companies can effectively select and apply AI technologies to stay ahead in digital and data transformation. 30 people attended this event.
Seminar 7: The Art of War: Practical Strategies for Overcoming Corporate Adversity
On 20th May 25, this session explored how The Art of War can be applied in modern business, examining how companies can prepare themselves and restart growth during challenging times; how to highlight value and win customers amid price wars; and how to plan with strategic foresight. 30 people attended this event.
On 11th Jun 25, the Mandarin Toastmasters Club held its 2025-2026 Executive Committee Installation Ceremony at the SCCCI Building, with Chairman Thomas Pek as the Guest-of-Honour.
In his speech, he affirmed the efforts of President Max Wang and his team in the past year. Under the leadership of President Goh and his team, the Mandarin Toastmasters Club will definitely scale greater heights.
2025-2026 SCCCI Mandarin Toastmasters Club
Executive Committee Members List
President
Marc Goh
Immediate Past President
Max Wang
Vice-President (Education)
Kristina He
Vice-President (Membership)
Jonathan Lee
Vice-President (Public Relations)
Sun Guo
Treasurer
Mae Ong
Secretary
Fei Elizabeth Lee
Sergeant at Arms
Vincent Tong
On 15th Jul 25, this session provided an in-depth analysis of the core concepts and applications of “stablecoins”. 27 people attended this event.
The Mandarin Toastmasters Club conducted its annual Speechcraft programme from July to August 25, comprising four sessions. On 20th Aug 25, the graduation ceremony and showcase were held, giving participants an opportunity to present what they had learnt.
A total of 19 participants attended the course, including four non-Chinese individuals. All 19 participants subsequently joined the Mandarin Toastmasters Club officially. The Mandarin Toastmasters Club will continue to strengthen members’ speaking and presentation skills, while encouraging more participants to join SCCCI as members.
华语民歌班 — 民歌之夜2025
Mandarin Folk Song Singing Class – Folk Song Night 2025
From 29th to 30th Nov 25, the Mandarin Toastmasters Club conducted this training camp themed “Winning Through Dialogue: Executive Business Communication Skills Training”, helping 36 participants to master the use of the “Current–Desired Impact Metrics (CDIM)” framework to meet clients’ needs, as well as the “State–Demonstrate–Restate” structure for crafting compelling client stories. This program achieved a Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 88.
Mandarin Folk Song Singing Class
Folk Song Night 2025
On 1st Nov 25, this event was held at the Yee Nian Centre Hall, Hong Lim Complex. Performers included SCCCI members and Teacher Liu’s students from other institutions, who shared heartfelt renditions of classic folk songs and exchanged learning experiences. 170 people attended this event, creating a warm and lively atmosphere.
Culture, Education & Community Affairs Committee 弘扬华商文化，培育社会人才。
正午吉时，嘉宾齐聚火锅炉，将象征 吉祥的食材放入火锅，寓意来年丰衣 足食。
At the auspicious hour of noon, guests gathered around the hotpot and placed symbolic ingredients into it, signifying abundance and prosperity in the year ahead.
“聚商团圆贺新春 国泰民安庆六十”新春团拜2025
1月29日，本会与通商中国联办的新春团拜在总商会大厦举行。副总理兼贸工部 长颜金勇是今年团拜的主宾。
多位政务官也出席团拜活动，包括时任教育部长陈振声、时任文化、社区及青年 部长兼律政部第二部长唐振辉、时任国家发展部兼外交部高级政务部长沈颖、时 任数码发展及新闻部兼国家发展部高级政务部长陈杰豪、贸工部兼文化、社区及 青年部高级政务部长刘燕玲、时任教育部兼人力部政务部长颜晓芳以及中区市长 潘丽萍。
活动吸引总商会与通商中国的董事和会员、各国外交使节、工商界、政府和法定 机构代表等逾400人参加。本会从总商会基金拨款赞助此活动。
第39届“春到河畔”于1月27日至2 月5日在滨海湾花园举行，与民众一 同迎接龙年。总理兼财政部长黄循财 担任开幕仪式的主宾，为“春到河畔 2025”掀开序幕，并送上新春祝福。
这项活动由本会、新加坡宗乡会馆联 合总会、新报业媒体华文媒体集团、 新加坡旅游局和人民协会联合主办。
总商会基金是其中一个主要的赞助 机构。
2025年新加坡武装部队军人节 集体宣誓仪式（第三区）
7月1日，本会与国防部和新加坡武装 部队联办2025年新加坡武装部队军人 节集体宣誓仪式，重申保家卫国的重 要性和对军人及战备军人的支持与感 谢，凸显本会的爱国精神。
仪式主礼部长为外交部长维文医生。 共210人出席，包括总商会董事、国 防部代表、武装部队退役军人同盟代 表和61家企业机构的代表。
配合新加坡建国60周年，本会特别 制作短片，展现对国家防卫的坚定承 诺。影片中，两位董事与其子女分享 国民服役经历，象征保家卫国精神的 世代传承。本会亦重制1967年版纪念 章，并由维文医生在高泉庆会长陪同 下，连同感谢状一并颁赠予积极支持 国民服役的企业，以表彰其贡献与履 行社会责任的精神，希望借此鼓励更 多商界人士共同支持全民防卫事业。 本会从基金拨款赞助此活动。
新加坡中华总商会 — 华侨中学 奖学金
为支持华侨中学培养双语双文化人 才，本会和华侨中学设立新加坡中华 总商会最佳学生奖，从2008年起， 每年拨款8000元，提供给华侨中学中 三、中四、高一、高二双语双文化课 程和语文特选课程中，年度成绩最优 异的八位学生，为他们各颁发1000元 的奖学金。
中华总商会最佳学生奖名单 总商会基金奖学金
双文化课程
奖学金得主 年级
刘泰鑫 中三
杨宇祥 中四
冉卓尔 高一
蔡昀轩 高二
语文特选课程
奖学金得主 年级
张以诺 中三
陈翰宇 中四
庄燊磊 高一
吴亦菲 高二
2025年新加坡武装部队军人节集体宣誓仪式（第三区） SAF Day Combined Rededication Ceremony 2025 (Zone 3)
总商会基金奖学金
本会自1967年颁发奖学金，协助品学兼优的学生完成学业，不分种族或背景。奖 学金金额介于5000元至1万5000元不等。2025/26年度奖学金得主名单如下：
奖学金得主
黄宁圣
陈一安
张愷凌
新加坡国立大学
新加坡南洋理工大学
余子扬 商学系二年级
林俐萱 主修中文系， 第二主修公共政策与国际关系二年级
新加坡管理大学
陈思洁 商业管理二年级
黄洛义 商业管理二年级
新加坡科技设计大学
陈伟豪
孙齐耀
陈紫卿
卓宏叡
建筑与可持续设计二年级
计算机科学与设计二年级
新加坡理工大学
交互式媒体和游戏开发中的计算机科学 二年级
信息与通信技术（信息安全）二年级
新加坡社科大学
陈嘉莹 金融二年级
洪宇暄
信息与通信技术二年级
回教社会发展理事会
Muhammad Fatris Bin Mohamad Zain
Nur'Qathrun Nada Binte Mohammad Ali
新加坡国立大学药剂学一年级
新加坡理工大学食品企业管理 （烘焙和糕点艺术）一年级
Siti Mariah Binte Ahmad 新加坡社科大学法学一年级
Siti Hafsah Binte Muhammad Hudzaifah Wong Abdullah 新加坡社科大学 公共安全与安保学一年级 新加坡印度人发展协会
Jared Justin S/O Selva Mayagam
Srishakti Nedunchelian
本会基金荣获2025年“艺术 赞助奖”
本会荣获国家艺术理事会颁发“艺术 之友”，表彰本会对推动新加坡文化 事业发展作出的贡献。
惠民计划 2025公益活动
本会举办的“总商会惠民计划@亚洲 雨林探险园”公益活动于5月24日圆 满举行，活动也荣幸邀请到华社自助 理事会董事傅丽珊担任主宾。
此次活动吸引来自华社自助理事会的 120户受惠家庭参与，共度欢乐的周 末亲子时光。本会16位历届奖学金得 主参与活动协助，让活动顺利进行。 本会从基金拨款赞助此活动。
新加坡中华总商会庆中秋晚会 总商会庆中秋晚会于9月26日圆满 举行，主宾是文化、社区及青年部 代部长兼教育部高级政务部长梁振 伟。300位受邀嘉宾，包括本会董 事、商团代表、会员、合作伙伴及总 商会基金奖学金得主齐聚一堂，共庆 中秋佳节。
高泉庆会长在致辞中宣布本会将于明 年推出“中华总商会实习生奖”，鼓 励本地大学及理工学院学生通过实习 深入了解商会，传承华商文化，并期 望借此培养未来的华社领袖。
梁部长也在高会长陪同下，向来自新 加坡六所公立大学的优秀大学生颁发 总商会基金奖学金。本会从基金拨款 赞助此活动。
总商会迎中秋·花好月圆 聚晚晴
为庆祝新加坡建国60周年，本会与 晚晴园于9月27日至28日携手举办 “总商会迎中秋·花好月圆聚晚晴” 活动，将中秋庆祝延伸至周末并向公 众开放，让更多家庭亲身感受传统佳 节的文化魅力，促进我国多元文化的 和谐共融。
华社自助理事会董事傅丽珊（左）和高泉庆会长（中）在亚洲雨林探险园与参与者共 度周末。
CDAC Board Member Poh Li San (left) and SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng (middle) with participants at Rainforest Wild Asia.
AY2025/26 Scholars at SCCCI Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration’s Scholarship Presentation Ceremony. 为期两天的活动共吸引逾3000名公众参与，其中以携带子女的年轻家庭为主。活 动亦深受年轻一代欢迎，不少参与者在社交媒体分享现场照片与体验。此次活动 不仅为社区家庭带来温馨难忘的中秋体验，也进一步提升公众对总商会历史和华 商文化的认识。
总商会基金奖学金得主们参与 总商会活动汇报
2025年，本会59位奖学金得主积极 参与本会的六场重要活动，协助现场 协调与活动执行，为活动顺利举行提 供有力支持。他们的参与不仅加强奖 学金得主与总商会之间的联系，也为 奖学金得主们提供宝贵的实践机会， 在服务社区的过程中积累经验，提升 自信。
这体现总商会持续培养青年的领导 力、推动社区服务，以及深化奖学金 得主对总商会使命理解的努力。展望 未来，总商会将继续为奖学金得主提 供参与重点活动及新项目的机会，具 备责任感、自信心与领导力的青年人 才，并强化与总商会文化、教育及社 区目标相契合的人才储备。
2025/26年度奖学金得主参加总商会庆中秋晚会的奖学金颁发仪式。
Promote Chinese Entrepreneurial Spirit and cultivate talent for the community.
总理兼财政部长黄循财（左四）作为开幕式主宾，为“春到河畔”掀开序幕，送上新春祝福。
Guest-of-Honour Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Lawrence
On 29th Jan 25, SCCCI and Business China jointly organised the annual Spring Reception at the SCCCI Building, with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong as the Guest-of-Honour.
Accompanying DPM Gan were several government officials, including Former Minister for Education Chan Chun Sing, Former Minister for Culture, Community and Youth and Second Minister for Law Edwin Tong, Former Senior Minister of State for National Development and Foreign Affairs Sim Ann, Former Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information and National Development Tan Kiat How, Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry and Culture, Community and Youth Low Yen Ling, Former Minister of State for Education and Manpower Gan Siow Huang and Mayor for Central Singapore District Denise Phua.
More than 400 distinguished guests, including SCCCI and Business China Council members and guests, diplomatic corps, business community and partners, government
organisation representatives and Chinese clan associations attended the event. This event was funded by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Foundation (SCCCF).
The 39th River Hongbao was held at Gardens by the Bay from 27th Jan to 5th Feb 25, with Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong as Guest-ofHonour at the opening ceremony. This event was jointly organised by SCCCI, Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations, SPH Media Trust’s Chinese
Media Group, Singapore Tourism Group and People’s Association. SCCCF was one of the main sponsors for the event.
SAF Day Combined Rededication Ceremony 2025 (Zone 3)
The SAF Day Combined Rededication Ceremony 2025 (Zone 3) held on 1st Jul 25 was co-organised by SCCCI and MINDEF/SAF. SCCCI reaffirmed its commitment towards National Defence and expressed its utmost respect for the NSmen.
Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Vivian Balakrishnan officiated the ceremony. 210 people attended this ceremony, including SCCCI Council members and representatives from 61 companies.
In celebration of SG60, SCCCI produced a special short film where
two of our Council members and their children shared their NS experiences, symbolising the duty of generations in safeguarding our nation. A remake of the 1967 commemorative medallion was also presented to companies that actively support NS. The event was funded by SCCCF.
SCCCI-HCI Academic Excellence Award
To support Hwa Chong Institution’s (HCI) nurturing of bilingual and bicultural talents, SCCCI and HCI have set up the Top Student Awards. Since 2008, SCCCI has allocated $8,000 as awards every year with funding from SCCCF, $1,000 each to eight Sec 3, Sec 4, JC1 and JC2 top students from the Bicultural Studies Programme and Chinese Language Elective Programme.
Recipients of the Top Student Awards
新加坡中华总商会庆中秋晚会
左起：文教委员会周兆呈副主席、蔡其生名誉会长、高泉庆会长、文化、社区及青年部代部长兼教育部高级政务部长梁振伟、蔡天宝名 誉会长、吴绍均副会长。
SCCCI Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration
From left: Culture, Education & Community Affairs Vice-Chairman Dr Zhou Zhaocheng, Honorary President Thomas Chua, President Kho Choon Keng, Acting Minister for Culture, Community and Youth and Senior Minister of State for Education David Neo, Honorary President Dr Chua Thian Poh, Vice-President Ng Siew Quan.
Since 1967, SCCCI has awarded scholarships to help students who excel in their academic studies, regardless of their race and background, to further their education. The value of the scholarships range from $5,000 to $15,000. The following are the recipients of the 2025/2026 scholarships:
Recipient
Faculty
National University of Singapore
Nicholas Ng Ning Sheng Business Administration / Year 2
Tan I An Chinese Studies / Year 2
Nanyang Technological University
Vanessa Cheong Hai Ling Business / Year 2
Ee Zi Yang Nicholas Business / Year 2
Lim Lixuan Major in Chinese Course, Second Major in Public Policy and Global Affairs / Year 2
Hou Yingyu Chinese Studies / Year 2
Singapore Management University
Iris Tan Si Jie Business Management / Year 2
Bryan Ng Luo Yi Business Management / Year 2
Singapore University of Technology and Design
Tan Wei Hau Architecture & Sustainable Design / Year 2
David Sun Qi Yao Computer Science and Design / Year 2
Singapore Institute of Technology
Tan Chee Qing Computer Science in Interactive Media and Game Development / Year 2
Toh Hong Rui Information & Communications Technology (Information Security) / Year 2
Singapore University of Social Sciences
Chan Jia Ying Finance / Year 2
Ang Yuh Xuen Information and Communication Technology / Year 2
Yayasan MENDAKI
Muhammad Fatris Bin Mohamad Zain Pharmacy, NUS / Year 1
Nur'Qathrun Nada Binte Mohammad Ali Food Business Management (Baking and Pastry Arts), SIT / Year 1
Siti Mariah Binte Ahmad Law, SUSS / Year 1
Siti Hafsah Binte Muhammad
Hudzaifah Wong Abdullah Public Safety and Security, SUSS / Year 1
Singapore Indian Development Association (SINDA)
Jared Justin S/O Selva Mayagam Chemical Engineering, NUS / Year 2
Srishakti Nedunchelian Computer Engineering, NTU / Year 3
SCCCF Awarded Patron of the Arts Awards 2025
SCCCI received the “Friend of the Arts 2025” Award from the National Arts Council for its contribution to Singapore’s Chinese culture.
SCCCI Cares 2025 Community Service Initiative
The “SCCCI Cares @ Fun Day Out at Rainforest Wild Asia” event was held on 24th May 25, with Poh Li San, Board Member of the Chinese Development Assistance Council (CDAC), gracing the occasion as the Guest-of-Honour.
120 CDAC families enjoyed a meaningful weekend of family bonding. 16 of SCCCI’s past scholarship awardees supported the programme by serving as programme facilitators at the various checkpoint activities, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for all. The event was funded by SCCCF.
Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration
The SCCCI Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration was held on 26th Sep 25, with Acting Minister for Culture, Community and Youth and Senior Minister of State for Education David Neo as the Guestof-Honour. 300 invited guests attended this celebration, including SCCCI Council members, representatives from trade associations, members, partners, and recipients of the SCCCI Scholarship.
In his speech, SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng announced that the Chamber would launch the “SCCCI Internship Award” next year. The initiative aims to encourage students from local universities and polytechnics to gain deeper insights into the Chamber through internship opportunities, pass on the SCCCI Chinese Entrepreneurial Spirit and nurture future leaders for the Chinese community.
总商会前庭的文化表演引来众多来宾驻足，现场洋溢着浓厚的中秋节庆氛围。
A cultural performance at SCCCI’s front courtyard drew visitors and filled the venue with a festive Mid-Autumn atmosphere.
Accompanied by President Kho, Acting Minister Neo also presented the SCCCI Scholarships to outstanding undergraduates from Singapore’s six public universities. The event was funded by SCCCF.
In conjunction with SG60, SCCCI partnered with Wan Qing Yuan to organise “Wan Qing Mid-Autumn Festival 2025 @ SCCCI” from 27th to 28th Sep 25. The event extended the Chamber’s Mid-Autumn festivities to the weekend and was open to the public.
The two-day programme attracted more than 3,000 visitors, many of whom were young parents with children. The event also drew strong interest from younger attendees, who shared their experiences on social media. The event fostered a meaningful Mid-Autumn experience and greater appreciation of SCCCI’s heritage and Chinese Entrepreneurial Spirit.
Scholars’
In 2025, a total of 59 SCCCF scholars supported six key Chamber events, providing assistance with on-site coordination and event facilitation. Their active participation strengthened connections between the scholar community and the Chamber, while offering scholars meaningful opportunities to gain exposure, build confidence, and make a positive contribution through community engagement.
This commitment reflects the Chamber’s continued efforts to nurture youth leadership, promote community service, and deepen scholars’ understanding of the Chamber’s mission and values. Looking ahead, the Chamber will continue to provide opportunities for scholars to participate in signature events and new initiatives, cultivating responsibility, confidence, and leadership in the next generation, and strengthening a pipeline of youth talent aligned with the Chamber’s cultural, educational, and community objectives.
总商会奖学金得主积极参与总商会重点活动，在现场协调与活动执行中发挥重要作用，展现青年服务社区的热忱与担当。
SCCCF scholars supporting key Chamber events, contributing to on-site coordination and event facilitation while demonstrating a strong spirit of service and leadership.
大会主宾外交部长维文医生（中）出 席第二十七届中小型企业大会暨第二 十八届资信商业大会暨中小企业博 览会。
Guest-of-Honour Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Vivian Balakrishnan (middle) at SMEICC Conference Series 2025.
主题为“变革中的世界 — 共创转型新未来！”的年度经济展望论坛（英语）于 1月14日举行，联昌国际银行是本次论坛的协办机构。
主讲嘉宾分别来自中国银河证券新加坡、新加坡交易所集团及人工智能国际研究 院，并由本会谢锦发主席担任论坛主持。本次论坛共有270名会员商家参加。
本会和新加坡理工学院分别于4月20日至25日及11月16日至22日，举办第四次和 第五次“人工智能海外学习计划”，联合带领48名企业代表及八名新加坡理工学 院领导及导师前往中国上海和杭州考察学习。
本会一行人参访特斯联、腾讯、北杨人工智能小镇、百度飞桨、科大讯飞和上海 人工智能研究院，以及菜鸟、中国（杭州）算力小镇、老板电器、海康威视、 阿里云、申昊及萧山机器人小镇。考察团员了解到前沿人工智能的发展趋势， 认识到人工智能在多个场景中的潜在应用，收获颇丰。
“特朗普就职百天：国际贸易新格局”座谈会
本会于4月17日与新加坡国际商会（SICC）联合举办上述课题座谈会，并获大华 银行赞助。会议围绕特朗普第二任期推行的“美国优先”政策，重点分析关税政 策及其对全球贸易与国际关系的影响。多位来自全球风险、经济研究、贸易政策 及国际关系领域的专家应邀分享观点。本会主席谢锦发主持讨论，与嘉宾及会员 探讨企业应对新国际经贸格局的策略。活动共吸引约165名会员商家参与。
企业参访：霸王茶姬亚太总部
7月3日，本会举办上述参访活动，认识霸王茶姬如何通过精准品牌策略、创新营 销手段及互联网优势，打造有影响力的茶饮品牌。共22名会员商家参与活动。
2025年中经济展望论坛（华语）
Mid-Year Business Outlook Forum 2025 (Chinese)
2025年中经济展望论坛 （华语）暨与马来亚银行签署 谅解备忘录
主题为“世界经贸新秩序：洞察变 局·逆势突围”的上述活动于7月17 日举行。为推动柔新经济特区发展， 本会于论坛期间与马来亚银行签署谅 解备忘录，携手帮助两地企业把握区 域商机。主宾为外交部兼贸工部政务 部长颜晓芳，马来亚银行是本次活动 的战略合作伙伴，并获得上海交通大 学及天职国际会计师事务所的支持。
三位主讲嘉宾分别来自马来亚银行、 上海交通大学及天职国际会计师事务 所（新加坡），并由本会何乃全董事 担任论坛主持。超过250名会员商家 参加活动。
第二十七届中小型企业大会暨
第二十八届资信商业大会暨中 小企业博览会
以“共享未来：重塑商业新格局”为 主题的上述大会于9月3日至4日在新 达城会展中心成功举行。本届的大会 主宾是外交部长维文医生。高泉庆会 长和维文部长于9月3日举行的大会开 幕式中分别发表欢迎及开幕致辞。两 天的活动共吸引超过4000人参与。
来自新加坡、马来西亚、菲律宾、泰 国、文莱及印尼的东南亚中华总商会 领导和代表，以“驾驭全球新秩序： 动荡变局下东南亚的机遇”为题，针 对东南亚经贸趋势与发展前景进行交 流。本会由李思亮副会长代表参与 此次炉边对话环节，李慧玲董事担任 座谈主持。嘉宾们除分享各国市场动 态，也就区域热点课题交换意见，共 商发展机遇。
本届大会获得多家政府机构及企业的支持与赞助，55家本地商团也大力支持。今 年共有55家企业和政府机构参加中小企业博览会的展出。
本委员会于2025年共举办以下五场主题各异的座谈会和工作坊，协助会员商家提 升业务、洞察市场和加强竞争力。参与的会员商家共250人。
55家企业和政府机构参加中小企业博览会。
55 companies and government agencies participated in the SME Expo.
Promote rapport and collaboration between the Government and businesses, and share valuable resources and business opportunities.
2025年经济展望论坛（英语）以“变革中的世界 — 共创转型新未来”为主题。
The Annual Business Outlook Forum 2025 (English) was held with the theme “A Changing World: Transition Ahead!”.
The Annual Business Outlook Forum 2025 (English) with the theme “A Changing World: Transition Ahead!” was held on 14th Jan 25, with CIMB Bank as the co-organiser.
The speakers were from CGS International Securities Singapore, SGX Group and Artificial Intelligence International Institute (AIII) respectively, with SCCCI Chairman Chia Kim Huat as the moderator. 270 member companies attended this forum.
From 20th to 25th Apr 25 and 16th to 22nd Nov 25, SCCCI and Singapore Polytechnic (SP) organised the fourth and fifth “Best-in-Class in AI – AI Lead Overseas Programme” to Shanghai and Hangzhou, China with 48 company representatives and eight representatives from SP.
The delegation visited organisations and companies such as Terminus Technologies, Tencent, Beiyang AI Innovation Center Exhibition Center, PaddlePaddle, iFlytek and Shanghai Artificial Intelligence Research Institute; as well as Cainiao, China Town of Computing Power, Robam, Hikvision, Alibaba Cloud, Shenhao Technology and Xiaoshan Robot Town. Participants gained insights on the latest AI trends and applications.
“Trump 100 Days in Office: Disruption of the International Order?” Forum
On 17th Apr 25, SCCCI and Singapore International Chamber of Commerce (SICC) co-organised this forum sponsored by UOB. The forum examined the implications of President Trump’s second term “America First” policies and reciprocal tariffs on the international economic order. Moderated by SCCCI Chairman Chia Kim Huat, the event attracted approximately 165 member companies.
On 3rd Jul 25, SCCCI organised a visit to CHAGEE. Participants learnt how CHAGEE has leveraged precise brand strategies, innovative marketing
approaches and digital advantages to build a highly influential tea beverage brand. 22 member companies attended this visit.
Mid-Year Business Outlook Forum 2025 (Chinese) & SCCCI-Maybank
The Mid-Year Business Outlook Forum 2025 (Chinese) with the theme “New Global Economic Order: Insight into Disruption, Breaking through Adversity” was held on 17th Jul 25. At this forum, SCCCI and Maybank signed an MOU to help enterprises from both countries to seize opportunities in the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ). Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Trade and Industry Gan Siow Huang was the Guest-of-Honour, with Maybank as Strategic Partner; Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) and Baker Tilly International as supporting partners.
The three speakers were from Maybank, SJTU and Baker Tilly Singapore respectively, with Council Member Charles Ho Nai Chuen as the moderator. More than 250 member companies attended this forum.
The 27th Annual SME Conference and 28th Infocomm Commerce Conference and SME Expo
With “A Shared Future: Business Reimagined” as the theme, SCCCI’s flagship event “SME Conference and Infocomm Commerce Conference (SMEICC)” Conference Series
2025 was held at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre from 3rd to 4th Sep 25. Our Guest-of-Honour was Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, Minister for Foreign Affairs. Dr Vivian Balakrishnan made the Opening Address while SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng gave the Welcome Address at the Opening Ceremony on 3rd Sep 25. More than 4,000 people attended the Conference Series.
Leaders and representatives from the Chinese Chambers of Commerce in Southeast Asia including Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Brunei and Indonesia gathered for a fireside chat themed “Navigating the New Global Order: Southeast Asia’s Prospects Amid Volatility and Complexity”. They exchanged views on regional economic and trade trends,
Best-in-Class in AI – AI Lead Overseas Programme
market developments, and future prospects. Vice-President Lee Sze Leong represented SCCCI at this session, while Council Member Lee Huay Leng was the Session Chair. The panelists shared updates on their respective markets and discussed key regional issues, exploring opportunities for collaboration and growth.
This year’s SMEICC Conference Series received strong support and sponsorship from various government organisations and businesses, as well as strong support from 55 local trade associations. 55 companies and government agencies participated in the SME Expo.
A total of five seminars and workshops were organised in 2025 to help member companies improve their business models, understand the market and enhance competitiveness. 250 member companies attended these sessions.
协助新加坡企业加强知识、技能、经验、人脉，以扩张全球市场足迹。
2025新中商务论坛圆桌论坛以“协同 合作，共创共赢”为主题。
The panel discussion, themed “Collaborative Partnerships, Shaping Shared Success”, was held at the Singapore-China Business Forum 2025.
中国驻新加坡大使馆“行走的年夜饭”活动
1月22日至23日，中国驻新加坡大使馆举办上述活动庆祝新春。高泉庆会长及本 会董事受邀出席。
2025年欢乐元宵相声晚会
2月13日，本会与中资企业（新加坡）协会、新加坡中国文化中心共同举办这场 晚会，高泉庆会长及本会董事出席活动。
中国驻新加坡大使馆宴请总商会第62届董事会
3月15日，中国驻新加坡大使馆曹忠明大使邀请第62届董事会于中国大使馆聚餐 交流。参加晚宴的还有中资企业（新加坡）协会理事们。
海外市场工作坊
2025年，本会在新加坡企业发展局的 支持下成功举办以下两场海外市场工 作坊：
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把握新风口 开创新机遇 3月23日至28日 — 上海 共有28名本地企业代表参加此行，考 察新时代的中国消费新趋势与消费心 理、面向Z世代的商业创新与变革， 以及解锁中国市场数字化营销成功之 道等课题。除了课堂互动与讨论，团 员们还参访多家相关机构和企业，如 字节跳动、上海喜马拉雅科技有限公 司、小红书、TX淮海｜年轻力中心、 携程、霸王茶姬、飞书深诺以及哔哩 哔哩等。
探索永续发展领域的创新合作 机遇
5月25日至30日 — 南京 共有16名本地企业代表参加此行， 掌握中国企业的永续战略方向，也探 讨如何结合南京的创新资源与新加坡 企业的优势，挖掘绿色经济中的潜 在商机。除了与商业代表和学术专 家学习交流，团员们也参访多家在 永续发展与绿色科技领域具有代表 性的企业与机构，包括苏宁易购、 南京天加能源科技有限公司、中国 （江苏）自由贸易试验区南京片区、 中国丝路集团有限公司、中电环保股 份有限公司、新加坡·南京生态科技 岛科创中心、南京朗诗绿色科技集 团，以及南京中车浦镇海泰制动设备 有限公司等进行实地考察。
广州 — 新加坡经贸交流会
4月2日，由广州市人民政府主办，新 加坡企业发展局、本会支持的这场交 流会新加坡成功举办，谢锦发主席代 表本会出席并致辞。新加坡企业、机 构及商协会代表100多人参加活动。
与匈牙利大使馆及匈牙利投资促进局总裁进行礼貌拜会及交流会 4月3日，匈牙利驻新加坡大使Judit Pach阁下及匈牙利投资促进局总裁István JO Ó 总裁一行人莅临本会，由高泉庆会长、李思亮副会长及黄保华主席出席接 待，并与匈牙利代表进行交流。双方就经贸关系及潜在合作机会交换意见。
本会商业代表团出访中国（北京、甘肃）
4月9日至15日，高泉庆会长率代表团出访中国北京和甘肃，拜会高层领导，展开 深入交流，围绕新中经贸合作、营商环境、区域协作与跨境合作等议题，达成多 项共识。此次访问不仅深化新中两国工商界的战略互信，更为新加坡企业掌握中 国政策脉络、拓展区域合作奠定坚实基础。总商会将继续发挥桥梁平台作用，推 动新中企业共建、共享、共赢，携手迈向更紧密的合作新时代。
新加坡 — 南京经贸合作交流会
4月24日，这场由南京市人民政府主办、本会支持与承办的交流会在新加坡举 办。交流会上，南京向新加坡企业推介南京的项目与政策，并举办揭牌和签约仪 式。高泉庆会长出席并在交流会上致辞。
新加坡中华总商会与欧洲商会交流会：欢庆新加坡建国60周年 4月30日，这场交流会由本会与欧洲商会联合举办，Shein承办，以新加坡建国60 周年为契机，让本地华商和欧洲各国的商界代表共聚一堂，切磋交流。共有48名 会员商家出席活动。
中国驻新加坡大使馆“茶和天下·豫韵雅集”申时茶会
5月9日，中国驻新加坡大使馆举办上述活动。共60位各界女性代表，包括本会董 事出席活动。
“投资天津”新加坡专场推介会
5月9日，这场由天津市人民政府主办的推介会在新加坡成功举办。本会高泉庆会 长应邀出席并致辞。新加坡、天津两地政府部门、重点商协会、企业代表80余人 参会。
在中国商务部和新加坡贸工部的指导与特别支持下，大会于5月15日至16日在新 加坡金沙会议展览中心盛大举办，并于5月14日举行欢迎晚宴，共200人参加。晚 宴主宾为教育部兼人力部政务部长颜晓芳。
大会开幕式主宾为交通部长兼财政部第二部长徐芳达。本次大会围绕“绿色发 展、数字经济、跨境金融、区域合作“的主题，也包括中国重点省市投资环境和 重大项目推介会、分议题论坛等主要环节，逾600人参加大会开幕式。
“新加坡·重庆周”暨“机遇中国·品牌重庆”新加坡推介活动 6月11日，这场由重庆市人民政府与新加坡贸工部共同主办、本会承办的活动在 新加坡开幕。开幕式吸引约 150人出席。
2025国际产业合作大会开幕式主宾为交通部长兼财政部第二部长徐芳达（中）。
Minister for Transport and Second Minister for Finance Chee Hong Tat (middle) was the Guest-of-Honour at the Opening Ceremony of 2025 Conference on International Industrial Cooperation.
重庆市政府代表团欢迎晚宴
6月11日，重庆市副市长徐建率领市 政府代表团莅临本会，并参观华商文 化馆，深入了解本会发展历程及华商 在区域合作中的积极角色。双方就深 化新渝在经贸、投资、人文等领域的 合作进行了富有成效的交流，进一步 夯实互信基础，推动未来务实合作迈 向更高层次。
与海南省长早餐会
6月16日，本会董事与海南省省长 刘小明及海南省政府代表举行早餐 会，就深化两地经贸合作、拓展交流 渠道、推动高质量发展等议题深入 交流，进一步加深双方友谊与合作 关系。
马来西亚吉隆坡、怡保和槟城商务考察团 6月16日至20日，在高泉庆会长的带领下，本会组织38人商务考察团出访马来西 亚吉隆坡、怡保及槟城。此行获得马来西亚中华总商会、霹雳中华总商会及槟州 中华总商会的鼎力支持与协助，为团员提供有关马来西亚最新动态、商业机会与 投资及外资等相关规范的最新资讯。
考察团除了参加由马来西亚中华总商会与本会联办的“马来西亚 — 新加坡中华总 商会商务论坛”，也与来自马来西亚投资发展局、Invest Perak和Invest Penang 的官员会面。除分享怡保和槟城各项经济发展及吸引外资的政策，双方也就经商 马来西亚的各种经验和未来展望交换意见。马来西亚中华总商会、霹雳中华总商 会及槟州中华总商会也协助安排各项行程和参访。
6月24日，这场由中国商务部主办，本会协办的推介会在新加坡成功举办，吸引 150余客商出席。本会总务委员会黄保华主席出席并致辞。
7月3日，这场由扬州市人民政府主办的交流会在新加坡成功举办，吸引100余客 商出席。本会黄山忠前任会长受邀出席并代表总商会致辞。
中国驻新加坡大使馆举行庆祝 中国人民解放军建军98周年招 待会
7月30日，中国驻新加坡大使馆举行 庆祝中国人民解放军建军98周年招待 会，本会黄山忠前任会长受邀出席。
2025中新绿色金融论坛 8月12日，中国农业银行新加坡分行 主办这场论坛。本会高泉庆会长与胡 进胜名誉董事受邀出席。胡进胜名誉 董事在圆桌讨论环节中，分享总商会 在推动会员企业参与可持续国际合作 方面所发挥的积极作用。
2025九江市文化旅游 （新加坡）推介会
8月29日，九江市商务局举办这场推 介会，推广九江市丰富的旅游资源， 本会受邀出席。
庆祝中新建交35周年音乐会
9月8日，为纪念中国与新加坡建交 35周年，中国交响乐团举行这场音乐 会。本会高泉庆会长及董事们应邀请 出席。
庆祝中国文化中心成立10周年 音乐会
9月9日，中国文化中心举行这场音乐 会，本会高泉庆会长受邀出席。
新津经贸理事会第11次会议 9月15日至18日，高泉庆会长陪同新 加坡国家发展部部长、新津理事会新 方主席徐芳达出访天津，并于9月18 日出席新津经贸理事会第11次会议。
第22届中国 — 东盟博览会
9月17日，谭志勇董事代表本会出席 这场在广西南宁举行的博览会。
中国山东 — 新加坡经贸合作交流会暨2025新加坡山东周开幕式
9月17日，这场交流会暨开幕式在新加坡举行，本会董事出席支持。
9月19日，中国驻新加坡大使馆与新加坡通商中国联合举办这场论坛，高泉庆会 长受邀代表本会出席。
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9月26日，这场展览在中国驻新加坡大使馆举行，高泉庆会长受邀代表本会出席。
9月30日，这场活动的开幕式在重庆举行，黄山忠前任会长代表本会出席。
庆祝中华人民共和国成立76周年暨中新建交35周年
9月30日，中国驻新加坡大使馆举行招待会，庆祝中华人民共和国成立76周年暨 中新建交35周年，本会董事受邀出席以示支持。
10月15日，高泉庆会长陪同新加坡律政部长兼内政部第二部长、新沪全面合作理 事会新方联合主席唐振辉出访上海。
高会长陪同唐振辉部长及新加坡贸工部兼文化、社区及青年部高级政务部长刘 燕玲一行参观总商会上海代表处；并出席新沪全面合作理事会第六次会议。会 上，新加坡企业中心（本会上海代表处）与上海市企业海外发展服务中心签署备 忘录。
中国国际贸易促进委员会拜访本会
10月24日，中国国际贸易促进委员会会长任鸿斌率中国企业家代表团拜访本会。
这是任鸿斌会长继2024年之后第二次来访，也是继2025年4月高泉庆会长率团到 访京拜会后，双方在半年内的第二次高层互动。这不仅是双方持续深化合作的体 现，更是两会之间深厚友谊的生动写照。
会上，高泉庆会长向贸促会长期以来对新中经贸合作的支持表示衷心的感谢。任
鸿斌会长强调中国贸促会将与总商会携手深化多双边务实合作。双方就加强机构 交流、共同推动新中工商界合作交换意见。
新加坡北京总会成立庆典
10月26日，新加坡北京总会成立庆典于香格里拉酒店举行。本会高泉庆会长及董 事受邀出席。
拜访香港特别行政区商务及经 济发展局
10月31日，高泉庆会长率总商会代表 团访问香港期间，拜访商务及经济发 展局副局长陈百里博士。双方就加强 新加坡与香港的经济合作进行交流， 特别关注数字经济、绿色发展等新兴 领域的合作机遇。此次对话进一步巩 固双方共同推动新加坡与香港商界加 强合作的意愿。
本会商业考察团出访深圳前海
11月1日，黄健华主席率领总商会商 业考察团在深圳市前海管理局的邀请 下参观深圳市前海深港梦工厂和前海 自由贸易中心；也在深圳市工商联邀 请下走进深圳前海、宝安等开展经贸 考察交流。代表团详细了解深圳及相 关区营商环境、低空经济和人工智能 等领域的发展。
SCCCI’s delegation visited the 8th China International Import Expo in Shanghai.
本会组织代表团出席第十八届世界华商大会 应澳门中华总商会邀请，高泉庆会长率领77人代表团出席11月2日至4日在澳门 威尼斯人会议展览中心举行的第十八届世界华商大会。大会开幕式吸引逾4000 名代表出席。澳门行政长官岑浩辉指出，粤港澳大湾区已成为全球最具活力的经 济区之一，华商可善用澳门在“一带一路”建设中的平台优势，深化合作，实现 共赢。
大会设四场平行分论坛，本会青年商务委员会许小龙副主席在“青年华商的成长 之路”论坛分享创业理念与心路历程。高泉庆会长在闭幕致辞中提到，本届大会 紧随第47届东盟峰会及亚太经合组织第32次领导人非正式会议，显开放合作精 神，并感谢主办方的周全安排，使“世界华商一家亲”的理念在澳门焕发新光 彩。代表团成员亦借此与全球华商领袖交流经验、探讨合作机遇，推动新加坡华 商与国际市场接轨。
本会商业代表团出访中国（上海、南京） 11月5日至7日，高泉庆会长率领本会商业代表团访问中国上海和南京。代表团 参加“海内外商协会对接会”、“山东与跨国公司产业生态合作伙伴对话会”、 本会代表团参加在上海举行的第八届中国国际进口博览会。
“新中经贸与投资论坛”、第八届中 国国际进口博览会等活动。此外，代 表团也拜访绿地控股集团，考察中新 南京生态科技岛，并参加本会主办的 2025新中商务论坛。
2025新中商务论坛 第十三届新中商务论坛于11月7日在 上海举行，恰逢新中建交35周年与总 商会上海代表处成立15周年，吸引近 300名两国政商界代表出席，是凝聚 共识、引领未来的重要平台。
新加坡文化、社区及青年部兼贸工部 高级政务部长刘燕玲视频致贺、新加 坡驻华大使陈海泉、上海市公共关系 协会沙海林会长及中国银行新加坡分 行史炜行长亲临致辞，共同表达深 化合作的意愿，为企业界注入强大 信心。
主旨演讲嘉宾黄奇帆深入解读中国 “更高水平开放”新格局。圆桌论坛 围绕“协同合作”展开，提出制度创 新园区建设、绿色能源合作及产业链 互补等倡议，为企业布局数字经济与
新加坡关税局与本会贸易文件办 事处会议暨审计
为了解近期国际关税措施对本地企业 的影响，新加坡关税局官员于5月13 日到访本会与贸易文件办事处职员交 流，并就普通原产地证书（CO）的 签发流程进行审计。审计涵盖内部审 核程序、签发统计数据及过往申请记 录。关税局官员共审查30份电子原产 地证书及40多份手工原产地证书，并 肯定本会在证书签发及记录保存方面 的合规性。
绿色发展等领域指明方向。论坛为新中商界搭建高效交流平台，进一步推动双边 合作迈向更高水平。
本委员会举办以下主题各异的座谈会和工作坊：
1月19日
2月26日
“驾驭马来西亚商业新格局” 座谈会 YYC Group 28
“探索越南商机：机遇洞察、 法规解析与科技人才”线上座谈会 FedEx JDI 148
3月26日 “探索印尼市场新契机”座谈会
6月23日
7月15日
9月17日
10月15日
“了解原产地证：提升贸易竞争 力”线上座谈会
华侨银行 印尼驻新加坡投资 促进局 Access Indonesia 93
“特朗普2.0的中小企业战略管理 及冲击应对“线上座谈会 Alvarez and Marsal Tax 73
“原产地证书签发实务解析” 座谈会 TACOM转型中心 14
“利用人工智能营销工具助力 跨境客户管理”线上座谈会 SEOciety 115
新加坡关税局主办“普通原产地证书签发”再培训课程
本会贸易文件办公室职员于7月8日参加新加坡关税局举办的再培训课程。课程更 新普通原产地证书的签发程序，包括本地制造产品的新申请要求、所需佐证文件 及月度统计报告提交规范。培训设有实践操作环节，演练审核制造成本资料及商 品编码变更。关税局官员强调，申报“原产国”的准确性对进出口及转运许可申 请至关重要，并将持续与商协会保持沟通，优化原产地证书签发流程。
Strengthen Singapore enterprises in their knowhow, skills and network, expanding their global market footprint.
2025年，本会在新加坡企业发展局的支持下成功举办以下两场海外市场工作坊。
With the support of Enterprise Singapore, SCCCI organised two overseas market workshops in 2025.
“Reunion Dinner for Chinese New Year” by Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Singapore
From 22nd to 23rd Jan 25, the Embassy hosted this reunion dinner in celebration of Chinese New Year. President Kho Choon Keng and Council members attended this event.
2025 Lantern Festival Crosstalk Evening
On 13th Feb 25, this event was co-hosted by SCCCI, China Enterprises Association (Singapore) and China Cultural Centre in Singapore. President Kho Choon Keng and Council members attended this event.
Dinner Hosted by Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Singapore for the 62nd SCCCI Council
On 15th Mar 25, HE Cao Zhongming, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China hosted the 62nd SCCCI Council to a dinner at the Embassy. Also present were Council members of the China Enterprises Association (Singapore).
With the support of Enterprise Singapore, SCCCI organised two overseas market workshops in 2025:
The New Era of China Consumerism: Unlocking Opportunities and Shaping Prospects 23rd to 28th Mar 25 | Shanghai
A total of 28 local business representatives participated in this workshop to gain onsite insights on to gain insights into emerging consumer trends and behaviours in China, business innovation for the Gen Z market, and effective strategies for digital marketing success in China. In addition to classroom discussions, participants also visited several leading organisations and companies, including ByteDance, Shanghai
Ximalaya Technology, Xiaohongshu, TX Huaihai Youth Energy Center, Trip.com, CHAGEE, Meetsocial and Bilibili.
Unlocking Opportunities for Innovation and Collaboration in Sustainable Development
25th to 30th May 25 | Nanjing
A total of 16 local business representatives participated in this workshop to gain insights into the sustainability strategies adopted by Chinese enterprises and explore how Nanjing’s innovation resources can be integrated with the strengths of Singapore companies to uncover potential opportunities in the green economy. Besides learning from industry leaders and academic experts, participants also visited business parks and well-known enterprises such as Suning.com, TICA ENERGY, Nanjing Area of China (Jiangsu) Pilot Free Trade Zone, China Silk Road Group, CECEP Environmental Protection, Singapore Nanjing Eco Hi-tech Island Innovation Center, Landsea Group and CRRC Nanjing Puzhen.
On 2nd Apr 25, this conference organised by The People’s Government of Guangzhou Municipality and supported by Enterprise Singapore and SCCCI was held in Singapore. Chairman Chia Kim Huat represented SCCCI and delivered a speech. More than 100 guests from Singapore enterprises, organisations and business associations attended this event.
Courtesy Meeting and Networking Session with Ambassador of Hungary and HIPA
On 3rd Apr 25, HE Judit Pach, Ambassador of Hungary, and István Joó, CEO of the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency (HIPA), led a delegation to SCCCI and were received by President Kho Choon Keng, Vice-President Lee Sze Leong and ViceChairman Ng Poh Wah. Both sides exchanged views on bilateral economic ties and potential areas for collaboration.
From 9th to 15th Apr 25, SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng led a business mission to China’s Beijing and Gansu. The delegation met various leaders for in-depth discussions on Singapore-China economic cooperation, the business environment, regional collaboration and cross-border partnerships, reaching several areas of common understanding. The visit deepened strategic trust between the business communities of both countries and provided Singapore enterprises with valuable insights into China’s policy landscape and regional opportunities. SCCCI will continue to serve as a bridge to foster joint development, shared growth, and win-win cooperation, forging a new chapter of closer Singapore-China collaboration.
Singapore-Nanjing Economic and Trade Cooperation and Exchange Conference
On 22nd Apr 25, the conference, hosted by the Nanjing Municipal People’s Government and supported and organised by SCCCI, was held in Singapore. At the event, Nanjing introduced its projects and policies to Singapore enterprises and conducted a plaque
unveiling and signing ceremony. SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng delivered a speech at the conference.
On 30th Apr 25, this session was coorganised by SCCCI and EuroCham and hosted by SHEIN in celebration of Singapore’s 60 years of independence. The event brought together SCCCI members and representatives from various European business communities to exchange insights and network with one another. 48 member companies attended this event.
“Tea for Harmony, Yaji Cultural Salon” Shen Shi Tea Ceremony by Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Singapore
On 9th May 25, the Embassy hosted this tea ceremony. 60 female representatives, including SCCCI Council members, attended this event.
“Invest in Tianjin” Singapore Special Promotion Event
On 9th May 25, this event hosted by the Tianjin Municipal People’s Government was held in Singapore. SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng was invited to deliver a speech. More than 80 people from Singapore and Tianjin governments, business associations and enterprises attended this event.
2025 Conference on International Industrial Cooperation
Guided by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China and supported by Singapore’s Ministry of Trade and Industry, the 2025 Conference on International Industrial Cooperation was held at Singapore’s Sands Expo &
新加坡中华总商会与欧洲商会交流会：欢庆新加坡建国60周年。
The “Networking Evening: Celebrating 60 Years of Singapore‘s Success” was co-organised by SCCCI and EuroCham.
Convention Centre from 15th to 16th May 25. Over 200 guests attended the Welcome Dinner held on 14th May 25, with Gan Siow Huang, Minister of State for Education and Manpower, as the Dinner’s Guest-of-Honour.
Minister for Transport and Second Minister for Finance Chee Hong Tat was the Guestof-Honour at the Opening Ceremony, with seminars on Green Development, Digital Economy, Cross-border Finance and Regional Cooperation. More than 600 people attended the conference’s opening ceremony.
2025 Chongqing Week in Singapore and “China, an Opportunity: Chongqing Brands” Global Promotion
On 11th Jun 25, this event co-organised by the Chongqing Municipal People’s Government and Singapore’s Ministry of Trade and Industry and hosted by SCCCI opened in Singapore. 150 people attended the opening ceremony.
Welcome Dinner for Chongqing Municipal Government
On 11th Jun 25, Chongqing Vice Mayor Xu Jian led a delegation to visit SCCCI. They also toured the SCCCI Chinese Business Culture Hub to gain a deeper understanding of the Chamber’s journey and the active role of Chinese entrepreneurs in regional cooperation. Both sides engaged in productive discussions on strengthening collaboration between Singapore and Chongqing in areas such as economy and trade, investment, and people-to-people exchanges, further deepening mutual trust and paving the way for more substantive cooperation in the future.
On 16th Jun 25, SCCCI Council members attended a meeting with the Governor of Hainan Province Liu Xiaoming and representatives from the Hainan Provincial Government. Both sides engaged in in-depth discussions on strengthening economic and trade cooperation, expanding channels for exchange, and advancing high-quality development, further deepening friendship and collaborative ties.
Business Mission to Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang, Malaysia
From 16th to 20th Jun 25, President Kho Choon Keng led a 38-member delegation on a business mission to Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang, Malaysia. The mission received strong support from The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM), Perak Chinese
Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCCI) and Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce (PCCC). Their assistance provided participants with the latest updates on Malaysia’s economic landscape, business opportunities, investment climate, and relevant regulations for foreign enterprises.
Besides attending the “Malaysia–Singapore Chinese Chambers of Commerce Business Forum” co-organised by ACCCIM and SCCCI, the delegation also met with officials from the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA), Invest Perak and Invest Penang. During these meetings, both sides exchanged insights on economic developments, foreign investment policies in Ipoh and Penang, experiences in doing business in Malaysia, and future prospects. ACCCIM, PCCCI and PCCC also facilitated the arrangements for meetings and site visits throughout the trip.
On 24th Jun 25, this session hosted by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China and co-organised by SCCCI, was held in Singapore. SCCCI General Affairs Committee Chairman Ng Poh Wah delivered a speech. 150 people attended this session.
Conference
On 3rd Jul 25, this session hosted by the Yangzhou Municipal People’s Government was held in Singapore. SCCCI Immediate Past President Roland Ng was invited to deliver
a speech. 100 people attended this session.
Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Singapore Celebrates 98th Anniversary of PLA Founding
On 30th Jul 25, the Embassy held a reception to celebrate the 98th Anniversary of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA). Immediate Past President Roland Ng represented SCCCI to attend this reception.
On 12th Aug 25, this forum was hosted by Agricultural Bank of China, Singapore Branch. President Kho Choon Keng and Honorary Council Member James Ow represented SCCCI at this event. During the panel discussion, Honorary Council Member James Ow shared about SCCCI’s role in supporting member companies to participate in sustainable international cooperation.
Business Mission to Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang, Malaysia
2025 Jiujiang Cultural & Tourism Singapore Roadshow
On 29th Aug 25, this session hosted by the Jiujiang Municipal Commerce Bureau was held in Singapore. SCCCI was invited to attend this session.
Celebrating the 35th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations Between China and Singapore Symphonic Concert
On 8th Sep 25, this concert was hosted by the China National Symphony Orchestra. SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng and Council members were invited to attend this event.
Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of China Cultural Centre in Singapore
On 9th Sep 25, this concert was hosted by the China Cultural Centre in Singapore. SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng was invited to attend this event.
11th Singapore-Tianjin Economic and Trade Council (STETC) Meeting
From 15th to 18th Sep 25, SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng accompanied Singapore’s Minister for National Development and STETC Co-Chairman Chee Hong Tat on an official visit to Tianjin and attended the 11th STETC Meeting on 18th Sep 25.
The 22nd China-ASEAN Expo
On 17th Sep 25, Council Member Tan Zhiyong represented SCCCI to attend this expo in Nanning, China.
Shandong-Singapore Economic and Trade Cooperation Conference and Opening Ceremony of the 2025 Singapore-Shandong Week
On 17th Sep 25, this conference and opening ceremony was held in Singapore. SCCCI Council members attended this event to show their support.
35th Anniversary of Singapore-China Bilateral Relations Forum
On 19th Sep 25, this forum was jointly organised by the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Singapore and Business China. President Kho Choon Keng represented SCCCI to attend this event.
Photo Exhibition on the Nanyang Volunteer Drivers and Mechanics from Singapore
On 26th Sep 25, this exhibition was held at the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Singapore. President Kho Choon Keng represented SCCCI to attend this event.
Experience Singapore Week in Chongqing
On 30th Sep 25, the opening ceremony of this event was held in Chongqing. Immediate Past President Roland Ng represented SCCCI to attend this event.
Celebrating the 76th Anniversary of the Founding of the People’s Republic of China and the 35th Anniversary of China-Singapore Diplomatic Relations
On 30th Sep 25, the celebration was held at the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Singapore. SCCCI Council members were invited to attend this event.
6th Meeting of the SingaporeShanghai Comprehensive Cooperation Council (SSCCC)
On 15th Oct 25, President Kho Choon Keng accompanied Singapore’s Minister for Law and Second Minister for Home Affairs and Singapore SSCCC Co-Chairman Edwin Tong on his visit to Shanghai.
President Kho accompanied Minister Edwin Tong and Singapore’s Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry, and Culture, Community and Youth Low Yen Ling on a visit to the SCCCI Shanghai Representative Office and attended the 6th SSCCC Meeting. At the meeting, the Singapore Enterprise Centre (SCCCI Shanghai Representative Office) and Shanghai Overseas Development Service Centre signed an MOU.
On 24th Oct 25, a delegation led by Ren Hongbin, Chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), paid a courtesy visit to SCCCI. This marked Chairman Ren’s second visit since 2024 and the second high-level engagement between SCCCI and CCPIT within six months, following SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng’s visit to Beijing in April 2025. The visit underscored the strengthening partnership and longstanding ties between the two organisations.
During the meeting, President Kho expressed appreciation for CCPIT’s
10月24日，中国国际贸易促进委员会会长任鸿斌（前排右三）率中国企业家代表团拜 访本会。
continued support in advancing Singapore-China economic and trade relations. Chairman Ren reaffirmed CCPIT’s commitment to working closely with SCCCI to deepen practical cooperation at both bilateral and multilateral levels. Both sides exchanged views on enhancing institutional collaboration and promoting stronger business linkages between Singapore and China.
Celebration of the Singapore-Beijing General Chamber of Commerce
On 26th Oct 25, the inauguration celebration of the Singapore-Beijing General Chamber of Commerce was held at the Shangri-La Hotel. SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng and Council members were invited to attend this event.
Courtesy Visit to Commerce and Economic Development Bureau, Hong Kong
On 31st Oct 25, during a visit to Hong Kong, President Kho Choon Keng led an
On 24th Oct 25, a delegation led by Ren Hongbin (front row, third from right), Chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), paid a courtesy visit to SCCCI.
SCCCI delegation to meet with Dr Bernard Chan, Under Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development. Both sides exchanged views on strengthening SingaporeHong Kong economic cooperation, with a particular focus on emerging areas such as the digital economy and green development. The meeting reaffirmed the shared commitment to fostering closer collaboration between the business communities of the two cities.
On 1st Nov 25, Chairman Patrick Ng led a business delegation to Shenzhen to visit the Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Youth Innovation & Entrepreneur Hub and Qianhai Free Trade Centre. The delegation also met with representatives in Qianhai and Bao’an for economic exchanges. During the visit, members gained insights into Shenzhen’s business environment and developments in emerging sectors such as the low-altitude economy and artificial intelligence.
Leads Delegation to 18th World Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention
At the invitation of Macao Chamber of Commerce, SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng led a 77-member delegation to attend the 18th World Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention (WCEC), held from 2nd to 4th Nov 25 in Macau. The opening ceremony drew over 4,000 delegates. Macao Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai highlighted the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area as one of the world’s most dynamic economic regions and encouraged Chinese entrepreneurs to leverage Macau’s strategic role in the Belt and Road Initiative to deepen cooperation and achieve mutual success.
SCCCI Youth Business Affairs Committee
Vice-Chairman Richard Koh shared his entrepreneurial journey at the “Path of Growth for Young Chinese Entrepreneurs” forum. In his closing remarks, SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng commended WCEC for fostering global exchange, noting its significance alongside key international meetings such as the ASEAN Summit and the APEC Informal Leaders’ Meeting. The delegation exchanged insights with global Chinese business leaders, exploring opportunities and strengthening Singapore’s links with international markets.
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From 5th to 7th Nov 25, SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng led a business delegation to China’s Shanghai and Nanjing. The delegation participated in the Domestic and Overseas Chambers of Commerce Cooperation Conference, Shandong-Multinationals Industrial Ecosystem Partnership Dialogue and the Singapore-China Trade and Investment Forum. The delegation also visited the 8th China International Import Expo, paid a courtesy visit to Greenland Holding Group, conducted a site visit to the Singapore Nanjing Eco Hi-Tech Island, and attended the 2025 Singapore-China Business Forum organised by SCCCI.
Singapore-China Business Forum 2025
On 7th Nov 25, the 13th SingaporeChina Business Forum was successfully held in Shanghai, in conjunction with the 35th anniversary of SingaporeChina diplomatic relations and the 15th anniversary of the SCCCI Shanghai Representative Office. Close to 300 government and business leaders from both countries attended this forum.
Singapore Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry and Culture,
Community and Youth Low Yen Ling delivered a video message; HE Peter Tan, Singapore’s Ambassador to China; President of Shanghai Public Relations Association Sha Hailin and Shi Wei, General Manager of Bank of China Singapore Branch, delivered speeches.
Huang Qifan delivered the keynote speech on China’s high-level openingup, while panel discussions focused on collaborative development, including institutional innovation, green energy cooperation and industry chain complementarity, providing valuable insights and practical directions for enterprises in emerging areas such as the digital economy and sustainable development.
The International Affairs Committee organised the following seminars and workshops:
本会代表团出席在澳门举行的第十八届世界华商大会。
Trade Documentation Office
Meeting and Audit with Singapore Customs and the Chamber’s Trade Documentation Office
On 13th May 25, Singapore Customs officials visited SCCCI to review the issuance process of Ordinary Certificates of Origin (CO) and assess the impact of recent international tariffs on local businesses. The audit covered internal procedures, issuance statistics and historical records. The officials reviewed 30 electronic and over 40 paper COs and commended the Chamber’s compliance and record-keeping.
Singapore Customs Refresher
Training on Certificates of Origin
On 8th Jul 25, our Trade Documentation staff attended a Singapore Customs
refresher on Certificates of Origin (Ordinary), covering updated procedures, new requirements for local products, supporting documents, and practical exercises. Singapore Customs has emphasised accurate “Country of Origin” declarations and ongoing collaboration with trade associations to ensure efficient and compliant certificate issuance.
促进会员及本地商业社群对科技有更深一层的认识术并积极采用新科技来提高 企业生产力和竞争力。引领会员全方位提升数码能力，迎战未来。本委员会的 三大重点领域包括：数字化2.0、网络韧性；以及人工智能赋能。
本会与资讯通信媒体发展局合作推 出“中小企业人工智能体验计划”。
数码发展及新闻部高级政务部长陈杰 豪（中）于首届中小企业数码化日上 宣布这项计划。林志坚副主席（左 二）代表本会出席活动。
In partnership with IMDA, the launch of the SCCCI AI Experience for SME Programme was announced by Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information Tan Kiat How (middle) at the inaugural SMEs Go Digital Day. Vice-Chairman Lim Chee Kean (second from left) represented SCCCI at the event.
新加坡网络安全局网络安全与认证更新启动活动 4月15日，新加坡网络安全局举办上述活动。本会应新加坡网络安全局邀请，推 荐了Ascent Solutions Pte Ltd、Crystal SL Global Pte Ltd、TS Group Pte Ltd及 Vac-Tech Engineering Pte Ltd四家企业参与认证项目的启动活动，更加了解数码 安全的各种可能场景和如何有效进行风险管理及应对等重要资讯。
第二十七届中小型企业大会暨第二十八届资信商业大会暨中小企业 博览会
本委员会与工商业委员会联合筹办的上述旗舰活动于9月3日至4日成功举行。为 期两日的大会中，除了获得资讯通信媒体发展局作为本届大会的支持机构，科 技企业如新科工程及SPTel也分别以铂金和金赞助机构的方式给予本届大会鼎力 支持，并有多家科技企业如Crayon、MyRepublic、SPTel、ST Engineering及 Winapp进行参展，展示各种供商家选择的解决方案。本届大会也举办数场与科技 相关的分组座谈会。
今年大会的“信息通信技术调查”共收到371份答卷。调查结果显示，数码化成 本、资源不足及难以寻找合适供应商，持续多年成为企业推进IT采用与数码化的 三大主要挑战。
调查也显示企业对数码化成效的不确定性明显上升，由2024年的25%增至2025年 的39%。46%的企业将使用或试行AI工具/生产力软件列为首要数码化重点，并与 数码营销（优化网站及社交媒体）并列第一；同时，网络安全与网络韧性仍是企 业关注的重点，占35%。
协助中小企业通过IMDA数码企业蓝图推进人工智能应用
10月7日，为加快本地企业数码转型，资讯通信媒体发展局与本会于“2025年中 小企业数码化日”上签署合作意向备忘录，携手推出“中小企业人工智能体验计 划”。该计划旨在通过实践型工作坊，协助会员与企业提升人工智能应用能力。
数码发展及新闻部高级政务部长陈杰豪主持开幕并宣布合作启动。该项目也纳入 资媒局的“数字企业蓝图”（Digital Enterprise Blueprint，DEB）框架。林志坚 副主席代表本会出席活动。
会员企业可从2026年3月起参与IMDA DEB人工智能实操工作坊。
与新加坡网络安全局携手通过网络韧性中心助力中小企业构建稳健 网络韧性
为应对日益复杂的网络安全威胁，以及人工智能被网络攻击者广泛利用的趋势， 新加坡网络安全局（CSA）宣布成立网络韧性中心（CRC），以加强企业，尤其 是中小企业的网络安全与韧性建设。
网络韧性中心于10月21日在新加坡国际网络安全周上正式成立，由数码发展及新 闻部高级政务部长陈杰豪宣布，新加坡工商联合总会、中华总商会和新加坡科技 工商协会（SGTech）为创始合作伙伴。
“采用人工智能提升收入并降低运营成本”座谈会 “Adopt AI to Increase Your Revenue and Reduce Operating Costs”Seminar
作为创始合作伙伴之一，本会将于 2026年3月起举办六场由CSA策划 的“网络健康诊所”，并在获得 CSA批准的前提下，邀请符合条件 的会员资讯科技企业加入成为联盟 伙伴。这些举措旨在协助会员企业 提升网络安全防护能力及整体应对 准备。
总商会2025年AI赋能计划年度 报告
2025年，本会的AI赋能计划持续取得 显著成果。本会与南洋理工大学等高 等学府合作，助力会员企业深入理解 与应用人工智能，通过问题发掘与概 念验证（PoC）来推动AI实际应用。
主要亮点：
• 向11家商团推广计划；
• 举办2批的问题发现工作坊（4月及 7月）；
• 从17家企业（包括总商会秘书处） 收集45个企业问题陈述；
• 4家商团会员（SMCTA、SCMTA、 SBASA、KCA）提交概念验证 计划；
• 3家企业获得SSG资助将PoC转化 为实际项目；及
• 1家企业布局采用PoC并与学生团队 成立合资公司探索新的商业模式。
AI赋能计划不仅为会员提供系统化评 估人工智能在解决实际业务问题中应 用可行性的机制，也为学生创造参 与真实商业项目、累积实践经验的机 会，以配合当前职场对实践能力的 重视。
本会鼓励会员参与问题发现工作坊， 并通过该计划试点开展小规模人工智 能项目。
座谈会与工作坊
本委员会在2025年共举办22场主题各异的座谈会和工作坊/线上座谈会，共883人出席。
2月20日 “利用生成式人工智能提升业务效率”座谈会
2月26日 “通过中国“本地生活”服务平台吸引中国游客”座谈会
2月27日 “通过DIY应用程序简化并自动化您的业务流程”座谈会 淡马锡理工学院
3月10日 “阿里云生成式人工智能学习之旅”座谈会
3月13日 “掌握数码安全事件最佳管理守则”座谈会
3月21日 “让AI为您的业务赋能”设计思维工作坊
4月23日 “生成式人工智能助力应用程序开发”线上座谈会
5月22日 “在不确定的时代中小企业如何借力AI突围成长”线上座谈会
5月23日 “采用人工智能提升收入并降低运营成本”座谈会
6月26日 “InvoiceNow：迈向高效无纸化交易”线上座谈会
7月1日 “智慧工具助力智赢销售：善用Microsoft Copilot提升 企业生产力”工作坊
7月14日 “让人工智能为您的业务赋能”工作坊
7月16日 “通往AI的路径：流程优化驱动企业数码化”座谈会
7月23日 “小红书营销实战”讲座
7月28日 “让人工智能为您的业务赋能”工作坊
“生成式人工智能：驱动企业效率与营销创新”工作坊
10月22日 “生成式人工智能赋能：从构想到现实”工作坊
“Google Workspace x Gemini智能”工作坊
Promote a greater level of awareness and adoption of technology among members and the business community to increase enterprise productivity and competitiveness. Help members to acquire comprehensive digital capabilities to be future-ready. The Committee’s three key pillars of focus are Digital 2.0, AI Enablement and Cyber Resilience.
On 15th Apr 25, the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) launched the expanded Cyber Essentials and Cyber Trust certification schemes. At CSA’s invitation, SCCCI nominated four member companies — Ascent Solutions Pte Ltd, Crystal SL Global Pte Ltd, TS Group Pte Ltd, and Vac-Tech Engineering Pte Ltd to participate in this launch. The event provided insights into digital security, risk management and effective response measures.
The 27th Annual SME Conference and 28th Infocomm Commerce Conference and SME Expo
SCCCI’s flagship event “SME Conference and Infocomm Commerce Conference (SMEICC)” Conference Series 2025 was held from 3rd to 4th Sep 25, with panel discussions on tech-related topics such as digitalisation, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity. Besides Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) as Supporting Partner, many tech companies including Crayon, MyRepublic, SPTel, ST Engineering and Winapp also participated in the SME Expo.
A total of 371 participants responded to this year’s SMEICC ICT Survey. High digitalisation costs, limited resources, and difficulty in identifying suitable vendors continue to be the top three challenges faced by businesses in their IT adoption journey over successive years.
数码发展及新闻部高级政务部长陈杰豪（中）在新加坡国际网络周上宣布启动网络韧 性中心合作计划，本会为创始合作伙伴之一。
The Cyber Resilience Centre partnership was launched at the Singapore International Cyber Week by Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information Tan Kiat How (middle), with SCCCI as one of the founding partners.
Uncertainty over digitalisation outcomes rose sharply from 25% in 2024 to 39% in 2025. 46% of respondents identified using or experimenting with AI tools and productivity software as their top digitalisation priority, jointly ranked with digital marketing services to enhance web and social media presence. Cyber resilience remains a key area of concern, cited by 35% of businesses.
Helping SMEs to Better Navigate AI Adoption through IMDA Digital Enterprise Blueprint Partnership
On 7th Oct 25, to accelerate digital transformation among local enterprises, IMDA and SCCCI signed an agreement at the event to jointly launch the SCCCI AI Experience for SME Programme at IMDA’s SMEs Go Digital Day 2025. The programme is aimed at helping members and businesses strengthen their practical AI application capabilities
through hands-on workshops. Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information Tan Kiat How officiated the opening and announced the launch of the collaboration. The initiative was also incorporated into IMDA’s Digital Enterprise Blueprint (DEB). ViceChairman Lim Chee Kean represented SCCCI at the event.
Companies could participate in these IMDA DEB AI hands-on workshops starting from March 2026.
Helping SMEs Build Cyber Resilience through Cyber Resilience Centre Partnership with CSA
In response to the increasingly complex cyber threat landscape and the growing use of AI by cyber attackers, CSA announced the establishment of a Cyber Resilience Centre (CRC) to strengthen the cyber resilience of businesses, particularly SMEs.
The CRC partnership was launched on 21st Oct 25 at the Singapore International Cyber Week by Senior Minister of State Tan Kiat How, with the Singapore Business Federation, SCCCI and SGTech as founding partners.
As a founding partner, SCCCI will conduct six CSA-curated Cyber Health Clinics from March 2026 and onboard eligible SCCCI member IT companies as Alliance Partners, subject to CSA’s approval. These initiatives aim to help members enhance their cybersecurity posture and readiness.
Programme 2025 Summary Report
The SCCCI AI Enablement Programme delivered strong outcomes in 2025, supporting SMEs in understanding and adopting AI solutions through structured problem discovery and Proof-of-Concept (PoC) development in collaboration with Institutes of Higher Learning (IHLs), including Nanyang Polytechnic.
Key Highlights:
• Reached out to11 trade associations.
• Conducted 2 batches of problem discovery workshops (April and July 2025).
• Generated 45 problem statements from 17 companies, including SCCCI Secretariat.
• 4 members(SMCTA, SCMTA, SBASA, KCA) proceeded with PoC submission.
• 3 companies advanced their PoCs into live projects via the Mentorship Support Grant (SSG-funded, IHLadministered).
• 1 member not only adopted the PoC but also formed a joint venture with the student team to pursue a new business model.
This programme not only provided a means for members to assess if AI is able to help them address their problems but also opportunities for students to tackle real business issues and gain valuable experience, in a job climate that demands experience from the onset.
Members were encouraged to attend SCCCI Problem Discovery Workshops to pilot small scale AI projects through this programme.
“通往AI的路径：流程优化驱动企业 数码化”座谈会
“Path to AI: Digitalisation Through Workflow Transformation”Seminar
The Technology Committee organised 22 seminars and workshops in 2025, with a total of 883 participants.
推动中小企业绿色转型升级，加强跨界合作交流，促进可持续发展。
9月3日至4日，永续发展联盟与合作伙 伴ESGpedia与Zuno Carbon在中小型 企业大会上设立展位，介绍碳足迹计 算及编制ESG的软件平台。
From 3rd to 4th Sep 25, the Sustainability Alliance, together with partners ESGpedia and Zuno Carbon, set up an exhibition booth at the SMEICC conference to introduce software platforms for carbon footprint calculation and ESG reporting.
2月24日，永续发展联盟与新加坡金融管理局启动的Gprnt软件平台于总商会管理 学院举办联盟会员圆桌会，来自10家商团的12名代表出席活动。
2月28日，永续发展联盟与SGTech于新加坡可持续发展学院（Singapore Sustainability Academy）联办上述座谈会。出席伙伴包括星展银行和ESGpedia 软件平台。共25人参与活动。
3月4日，永续发展联盟于SGInnovate举办推荐会，介绍三家合作伙伴： ESGpedia、Asuene及EmbraceESG。共41人参与活动。
3月6日，永续发展联盟于Timmac@Kranji参与木材工会会员讲解会，介绍联盟及 中小企业可以如何开始碳足迹的计算。来自17家木材工会会员企业的26名代表出 席活动。
人工智能与永续制造业座谈会
3月27日，永续发展联盟与 AutomationSG和SPETA于商团中心 联办座谈会。出席伙伴包括Industrial Growth Platform Inc（IGPI）。共30 人参与活动。
Scale and Strengthen Investability Through ESG 座谈会
4月25日，永续发展联盟与GITEX Asia于新加坡金沙会议展览中心联 办这场座谈会，出席伙伴包括JP Wilson。共25人参与活动。
Green Business Day座谈会
6月6日，永续发展联盟于Singapore
Sustainability Academy举办这场座谈 会。总商会永续发展委员会黄志恒主 席为座谈会致开场词，本委员会代表 也参与讨论。共70人出席活动。
持续能源推荐会
6月6日，永续发展联盟于Singapore
Sustainability Academy举办这场座 谈会，介绍合作伙伴：新加坡持续 能源协会、氢能与燃料电池公会及 GetSolar。共30人出席活动。
Zuno Carbon Discovery Session座谈会
7月22日，永续发展联盟于总商会大 厦举办这场座谈会，探讨企业在编制 ESG报告过程中面临的主要挑战，以 及如何借助AI技术与平台加速数据采 集、处理与生成报告。共30人出席 活动。
Tech for Sustainability座谈会
8月28日，永续发展联盟与SGTech于 Razer Inc SEA HQ举办座谈会。共70 人出席活动。
第二十七届中小型企业大会
9月3日至4日，永续发展联盟与合作伙伴ESGpedia与Zuno Carbon在大会设立展 位，介绍碳足迹计算及编制ESG的软件平台。
ESGpedia Carbon Discovery座谈会
10月9日，永续发展联盟与ESGpedia联办座谈会，探讨企业如何运用AI平台高效 采集数据及编制ESG报告。共25人出席活动。
“中小型企业可持续发展晴雨表”报告发布
11月12日，永续发展联盟、新加坡金融管理局旗下综合数码平台Gprnt、普华永 道及新加坡工商联合总会在新加坡金融科技节上联合发布首份“中小企业可持续 发展晴雨表”报告。这份研究调查来自19个行业的560多家企业，旨在了解新加 坡中小企业在可持续发展方面的准备情况，探讨企业在绿色转型中面临的挑战， 并就如何应对相应限制等提出建议。
Beyond the Checklist: The True Value of ESG座谈会
11月27日，永续发展联盟与BDO Consultants于总商会大厦联合举办这场的座谈 会。来自11家商团和企业的20位秘书处职员与代表参与。
11月12日，永续发展联盟、新加坡金融管理局旗下综合数码平台Gprnt、普华永道及 新加坡工商联合总会在新加坡金融科技节上联合发布首份“中小企业可持续发展晴雨 表”报告。
On 12th Nov 25, the Sustainability Alliance, Grpnt, PwC and Singapore Business Federation launched the SME Sustainability Barometer at the Singapore FinTech Festival.
Drive SMEs’ green transformation, strengthen cross-sector collaboration and promote sustainable development.
On 24th Feb 25, the Sustainability Alliance and Gprnt held this roundtable at the Singapore Chinese Chamber Institute of Business. 12 representatives from 10 trade associations attended this session.
On 28th Feb 25, the Sustainability Alliance and SGTech co-organised this seminar at the Singapore Sustainability Academy. Also present were partners including DBS Bank and ESGpedia. 25 people attended this session.
On 4th Mar 25, the Sustainability Alliance organised a business matching session at SGInnovate to share more about partners ESGpedia, Asuene and EmbraceESG. 41 people attended this session.
Timber Association
On 6th Mar 25, the Sustainability Alliance shared with members of Singapore Timber Association on smarter carbon management. 26 representatives from 17 member companies attended this session.
On 27th Mar 25, this seminar organised by the Sustainability Alliance, AutomationSG and Singapore Precision Engineering And Technology
Association (SPETA) was held at Trade Association Hub. Also present were partners including Industrial Growth Platform Inc (IGPI). 30 people attended this session.
On 25th Apr 25, this seminar organised by the Sustainability Alliance and GITEX Asia was held at Sands Expo & Convention Centre. Also present were partners including JP Wilson. 30 people attended this session.
On 6th Jun 25, this seminar organised by the Sustainability Alliance was held at Singapore Sustainability Academy. SCCCI Sustainability Committee Chairman Wong Chee Herng delivered the opening remarks, and representatives from the Committee also took part in the discussions. 70 people attended this session.
On 4th Mar 25, the Sustainability Alliance organised a business matching session at SGInnovate to
On 6th Jun 25, this session organised by the Sustainability Alliance was held at Singapore Sustainability Academy to introduce its partners: Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore, Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association of Singapore and GetSolar. 30 people attended this session.
On 22nd Jul 25, this session organised by the Sustainability Alliance was held at the SCCCI Building to explore the key challenges companies faced when preparing ESG reports, and how AI technologies and platforms could help accelerate data collection, processing, and report generation. 30 people attended this session.
On 28th Aug 25, this session organised by the Sustainability Alliance and SGTech was held at Razer Inc SEA HQ. 70 people attended this session.
From 3rd to 4th Sep 25, the Sustainability Alliance, together with its partners ESGpedia and Zuno Carbon, set up an exhibition booth at the SMEICC
6月6日，永续发展联盟于Singapore Sustainability Academy举办这场座谈会。总商会 永续发展委员会黄志恒主席为座谈会致开场词。
On 6th Jun 25, the Sustainability Alliance organised the Green Business Day seminar at the Singapore Sustainability Academy. SCCCI Sustainability Committee Chairman Wong Chee Herng delivered the opening remarks.
conference to introduce software platforms for carbon footprint calculation and ESG reporting.
On 9th Oct 25, the Sustainability Alliance and ESGpedia co-organised this session to discuss how companies could leverage AI-enabled platforms to efficiently collect data and prepare ESG reports. 25 people attended this session.
On 12th Nov 25, the Sustainability Alliance, Grpnt (digital platform launched by the Monetary Authority of Singapore), PwC and Singapore Business Federation launched the SME Sustainability Barometer at the Singapore FinTech Festival. This study surveyed more than 560 companies across 19 sectors to assess the readiness of Singapore’s SMEs in sustainability, examine the challenges they face in the green transition, and offer recommendations on how these constraints could be addressed.
On 27th Nov 25, the Sustainability Alliance and BDO Consultants conducted a workshop on the value of ESG at the SCCCI Building. 20 secretariat staff and representatives from 11 trade associations and companies attended this session.
11月27日，永续发展联盟与BDO Consultants为商团秘书处职员联合举办关于ESG的 座谈会。
On 27th Nov 25, the Sustainability Alliance and BDO Consultants conducted a workshop with secretariat staff from trade associations on the value of ESG.
促进政商界新一代领导携手并进，扩大与海外青年企业家交流联系。
青商委会员之夜
YBSC Members’ Networking Night
与广东省中小企业发展促进会 交流会
1月20日，此次交流旨在搭建国内与 国际交流合作平台，同时促成有合 作意向的企业，助力青年企业家的发 展。共15人参加活动。
会员之夜
2月11日，共96位会员及来宾参加这 场活动，彼此互动交流。在与贸工部 兼文化、社区及青年部政务部长陈圣 辉的对话环节中，会员更加深入了解 我国经济发展面临的环境和挑战。
工艺教育西区学院参访
2月27日，本会会员参访工艺教育西 区学院。会员参观利用虚拟实景模拟 职场环境的使用者体验中心，厨艺体 验中心和汽车中心等培训设施，也了 解当地职业专才教育机构的发展。
与广州民宿协会交流会 7月2日，广州民宿协会代表团拜访本 会。双方就两地企业的发展历程与现 况进行交流，分享各行企业在新加坡 的探索经验，并针对双方在各行业的 合作机会展开讨论，为两地商协会搭 建沟通桥梁，为未来的合作联系及潜 在跨境合作奠定基础。
青商会员交流活动
7月4日，本会举办会员交流活动，旨 在搭建交流平台，增进青商会员之间 互相了解，加强会员之间的凝聚力， 并招募更多新会员。
电子支付平台展示会
7月23日，本会与新加坡金融管理局 及新加坡金融科技协会举办上述活 动。活动汇聚12家支付服务供应商， 展示涵盖跨境支付、外汇服务等在内 的智能支付解决方案，助力企业提升 营运效率。共50名会员参与，许小龙 副主席受邀致辞。
公众演讲与高效沟通大师班 8月28日，这项课程帮助学员提升自 信，并掌握高效、有影响力的沟通技 巧。参与者收获颇丰，能在各种场合 更自信地表达自己。
公众演讲与高效沟通大师班 Masterclass in Speech Confidence and Effective Communication
青商会员交流活动：匹克球之夜
9月25日，会员们通过这项活动增进友谊与凝聚力。共16人参与活动。
青商会员交流活动：茶道品鉴交流会
10月1日，会员们通过这项活动学习茶文化与冲泡技巧，并借此机会加强交流。
第12届李光耀全球创新创业大赛
10月1日，该赛事从91个国家的1500多个申请中遴选出60所大学创办的优秀初创 企业来参展。许小龙副主席代表本会出席大赛交流活动。
青商会员交流活动：诗肯柚木企业参访
11月21日，诗肯柚木（Scanteak）创办人林福勤以《从筑梦到实现：诗肯50年 的品牌与成功之道》为主题，与本会会员分享品牌从新加坡走向国际市场的经 验，并探讨品牌战略、企业文化及人才培育等关键要素。
12月10日，本会与工艺教育学院（ITE）续签合作备忘录。根据修订内容，年 度奖学金总额由原先的6000元提高至9000元，拟向九名学生各颁发1000元奖学 金，并计划将合作延长三年。
Youth Business Affairs Committee
Foster rapport amongst the next generation of business and government leaders and broaden exchange with young entrepreneurs overseas.
Meeting with Guangdong Council for the Development Promotion of Small and Medium Enterprises
On 20th Jan 25, this meeting aimed to strengthen domestic and international cooperation, facilitate partnerships among enterprises, and support the development of young entrepreneurs. A total of 15 people attended the session.
On 11th Feb 25, 96 members and guests attended this event to connect with one another. At the fireside chat with Minister of State for Trade and Industry and Culture, Community and Youth Alvin Tan, members gained a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by the Singapore economy.
On 27th Feb 25, SCCCI members visited ITE College West, where they toured key training facilities such as the VR-enabled User Experience Centre, Culinary Training Centre and Automotive Technology Centre. Members also learned about the development of Singapore’s vocational and technical education system.
Meeting with Guangdong Province B & B Industry Association
On 2nd Jul 25, both parties shared experiences of exploring the Singapore market across various sectors. They also discussed potential collaboration opportunities across industries, laying a foundation for future engagement and possible cross-border cooperation.
On 4th Jul 25, SCCCI organised this networking session for its youth members to build stronger connections with one another and attract more new members.
for Business Growth
On 23rd Jul 25, SCCCI, together with the Monetary Authority of Singapore and Singapore FinTech Association, organised this event. It brought together 12 payment service providers to showcase smart payment solutions, including cross-border payments and foreign exchange services to help businesses enhance operational efficiency. 50 members attended this session, with Vice-Chairman Richard Koh delivering the opening remarks.
On 28th Aug 25, this masterclass helped participants build confidence and acquire effective, impactful communication skills. Participants benefited greatly from the session and were better equipped to express themselves confidently in various settings.
On 25th Sep 25, members strengthened friendships and camaraderie through this activity. 16 people took part in this activity.
本会与新加坡金融科技协会举办电子支付平台展示会。
SCCCI & SFA Payments Showcase: B2B Payment Solutions for Business Growth.
On 1st Oct 25, members learnt about tea culture through this session, while also taking the opportunity to strengthen connections with one another.
On 1st Oct 25, the competition selected 60 finalists from over 1,500 entries across 91 countries. Vice-Chairman Richard Koh represented SCCCI at the competition’s networking event.
On 21st Nov 25, Scanteak Founder Lim Pok Chin shared insights from the brand’s 50year journey, highlighting key aspects of brand strategy, corporate culture, and talent development.
MOU Renewal with Institute of Technical Education
On 10th Dec 25, SCCCI renewed its Memorandum of Understanding with the Institute of Technical Education (ITE). Under the revised terms, the annual scholarship amount was increased from $6,000 to $9,000, with nine scholarships of $1,000 each to be awarded. The collaboration was also planned to be extended for a further three years.
增进与国内外商会、外交使节及媒体的关系，建立广大人脉，拓展全球商机。
9月3日，在本会旗舰活动“中小型企业大会暨资信商业大会”上，东南亚六国中华总商会领袖围绕“驾驭全球新秩序：动荡变局下东南 亚的机遇”主题展开炉边对话。
On 3rd Sep 25, at SMEICC Conference 2025, leaders from the Chinese Chambers of Commerce across six ASEAN countries gathered for a fireside chat themed “Navigating the New Global Order: Southeast Asia’s Prospects Amid Volatility and Complexity”.
本会的动态广见于海内外各大传媒，全年的媒体报道次数达168次，涵盖商界、 社会和文教领域的重要活动及举措，包括新春团拜活动、与其他团体联办的“春 到河畔”、第58届悼念日本占领时期死难人民祭礼暨全面防卫日纪念活动、三八 妇女节论坛及晚宴、军人节集体宣誓仪式、国庆晚宴、中秋晚会、2025国际产 业合作大会、中小型企业大会暨资信商业大会、新中商务论坛、“落地生根：公 民权之旅”巡回展、新马华商文化研讨会及“总商会迎中秋·花好月圆聚晚晴” 活动。
此外，本会设立的TACOM转型中心 帮助本地商团转型和落实的行业发展 项目也获媒体报道。
深化与马来西亚及区域国家和 地区的合作
2024年1月，本会与马来西亚中华总 商会共同宣布成立“合作与咨询联合 指导委员会”，旨在帮助会员企业善 用两国优势进行互补，推动业务发展 和成长；这也是一个具有突破性意 义的里程碑，奠定了两会强大、长期 和战略性的伙伴关系。2025年1月17 日，第三次委员会会议于新加坡召 开。6月16日，第四次会议于马来西 亚吉隆坡召开。
1月16日，本会、马来西亚中华总商会及大华银行签署三方合作备忘录，在柔新 经济特区及更广泛的东南亚地区，促进跨境商业合作与投资。此战略关系具有重 要里程碑意义，为该地区释放巨大的经济发展潜力，推动新马两国可持续的经济 增长。
5月26日，高泉庆会长率代表团到新山皇宫觐见柔佛摄政王东姑依斯迈殿下，就 新柔合作与发展深入交流，加强新柔友好关系、深化合作，共同探索新机遇。出 席者包括柔佛州务大臣拿督翁哈菲兹、柔州财政司拿督莫哈末立特哈；柔佛州投 资、商贸及消费人事务委员会主席李廷汉及柔佛州政府官员。
5月27日至28日，由高泉庆会长率领的80人代表团赴柔佛新山参加“柔新经济特 区商务论坛”。本次论坛由新山中华总商会主办、柔佛州中华总商会主催、本会 协办、大华银行支持。代表团通过参会考察当地商机，并与当地商界深入交流， 积极拓展商业网络。
6月17日，由本会与马来西亚中华总商会联办的“马新中华总商会商务论坛”在 吉隆坡举行，吸引逾120名新马商界领袖出席，共同探讨如何深化双边经济联 系、促进区域融合及把握经贸合作新契机。本会董事受邀担任论坛嘉宾，分享新 加坡投资环境及企业进军马来西亚的经验。大会主宾为马来西亚投资、贸易及工 业部副部长刘镇东。
1月16日，本会、马来西亚中华总商会及大华银行签署三方合作备忘录，在柔新经济特区及更广泛的东南亚地区，促进跨境商业合作与 投资。
On 16th Jan 25, SCCCI, ACCCIM and UOB signed an MOU to enhance cross-border business collaboration and investment within JS-SEZ and the broader Southeast Asian region.
6月17日，由本会与马来西亚中华总商会联办的“马新中华总商会商务论坛”在吉隆坡举行，吸引逾120名新马商界领袖出席，共同探 讨如何深化双边经济联系、促进区域融合及把握经贸合作新契机。
On 17th Jun 25, the Malaysia–Singapore Chinese Chambers of Commerce Business Forum 2025, jointly organised by SCCCI and ACCCIM, was held in Kuala Lumpur, bringing together over 120 business leaders from both countries to deepen bilateral economic ties and explore new opportunities.
7月17日，本会和马来亚银行在外交 部兼贸工部政务部长颜晓芳的见证 下，于“2025年中经济展望论坛”上 签署谅解备忘录，为本会会员企业和 本地商家开拓项目融资与咨询渠道， 推动企业在柔新经济特区和亚细安区 域的投资。
9月3日，本会旗舰活动“中小型企业 大会暨资信商业大会”的一大亮点， 是东南亚六国中华总商会领袖齐聚舞 台，在“驾驭全球新秩序：动荡变局 下东南亚的机遇”炉边对谈环节，共 同探讨如何在变局中调整战略、构建 公平竞争与可持续的经贸关系，并推 动产业链协同发展与转型升级，实现
区域共赢共荣。大会主宾我国外交部长维文医生全程聆听并对炉边对谈环节给予 高度肯定。
参与炉边会谈的嘉宾包括：新加坡中华总商会副会长李思亮、马来西亚中华总商 会副总会长拿督叶 翃 瑚、菲律宾菲华商联总会副理事长蔡荣卫、泰国中华总商会 副主席欧先梓、文莱斯市中华总商会杨德富主任、印尼中华总商会副总主席翁玮 光。炉边对谈的主持人是新加坡报业控股华文媒体集团社长、本会董事李慧玲。
10月6日至8日，高泉庆会长率领代表团出席马来西亚中华总商会在吉隆坡举办的 首届东盟华商菁英峰会。峰会汇聚亚细安十个成员国的华商领袖与企业家，旨在 深化区域商会的合作，携手推动亚细安经贸发展。本会黄山忠前任会长与张松声 名誉会长在峰会上获颁“东盟卓越华商”，表彰他们对区域经济发展作出的卓越 贡献。
此外，今年是新山中华总商会和登嘉楼中华总商会庆祝成立80周年及砂拉越中华 总商会庆祝成立60周年。高泉庆会长与本会董事献上祝贺并应邀参加晚宴。本会
作为组团支持机构赴泰国曼谷参加第 九届新加坡暨区域商务论坛，为进一 步参与区域经济合作奠定坚实基础。 本会也礼貌拜会新加坡驻香港总领事 张文喜，并参加香港中华总商会125 周年会庆庆典，加强新加坡与香港商 界间的沟通与联系。
分享灼见，聚商惠民 高泉庆会长每月定期撰写《联合早 报》专栏，反映商界心声，鼓励企业 前瞻发展，分享海外考察收获，也表 达社会和民生的关注。
第十八届世界华商大会11月在澳门盛 大举行，高会长率领77名商业代表参 与。此外，总商会的中小型企业大会
暨资信商业大会如期举行。这两项大规模的项目获得商界各行业的鼎力支持和各 大媒体的报道。
本会持续关注政经局势的变化并进行调研。除了报道总商会“2025年度商界意见 调查”报告，媒体也对本会就区域的最新发展、本地商界受世界变化的影响等课 题的观点进行访问并报道。
促进关系，加强合作 总商会致力于促进国际友谊，并积极寻求合作机会。除了率团出访考察，本会也 接待到访宾客与代表团：
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新山中华总商会庆祝成立80周年
驻新加坡台北代表处
越南大使陈福英
亚美尼亚驻新加坡荣誉领事Cheng Tim Jim
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总商会应驻新加坡台北代表处之邀出席午宴
砂拉越中华总商会60周年庆晚宴
马来西亚中华总商会常年会员代表大会欢迎晚宴
土耳其大使Sadik Arslan
本会赴曼谷礼貌拜会泰国中华总商会
文莱驻新加坡最高专员公署举办“文莱周”
登嘉楼中华总商会成立80周年纪念暨青商团成立19周年 纪念联欢晚宴
新加坡宗乡会馆联合总会40周年庆典晚宴
乌兹别克斯坦大使Alisher Kayumov
高泉庆会长率董事设宴款待即将卸任印尼大使Suryo Pratomo
秘鲁大使Francisco Tenya Hasegawa
新加坡北京总会成立庆典
香港中华总商会125周年会庆庆典
礼貌拜会新加坡驻香港总领事张文喜
高泉庆会长出席东帝汶正式加入亚细安 成为第11个成员国的招待会
Deepen relations with local and foreign business chambers, diplomatic corps and media, to establish a wide network and harness global business opportunities.
SCCCI’s activities garnered 168 times of media coverage across numerous media platforms in Singapore and overseas throughout the year, covering key initiatives and events in the business and social realms. Among these were the Spring Reception, 58th War Memorial Service in Commemoration of the Civilian Victims of the Japanese Occupation and Total Defence Day Commemoration, SCCCI International Women’s Day Conference and Dinner, SAF Day Combined Rededication Ceremony, Singapore’s 60th National Day Dinner, Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration, 2025 Conference on International Industrial Cooperation, SMEICC Conference 2025, Singapore-
China Business Forum, “Sojourners to Citizens: The Citizenship Journey” Roving Exhibition, Singapore-Malaysia Chinese Business Culture Conference and “Wan Qing Mid-Autumn Festival 2025 @ SCCCI”.
SCCCI’s efforts to help local trade associations transform and embark on industry development initiatives through the TACOM Transformation Centre also garnered media coverage.
In January 2024, SCCCI and The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM) established a Joint Steering Committee for Cooperation and Consultation (JSCCC), with the key objective of helping our member companies leverage complementary strengths of Singapore and Malaysia to drive business development and growth. This marked a groundbreaking milestone in cementing the strong, strategic and long-term partnership between the two chambers. On 17th Jan 25, JSCCC held its third meeting in Singapore. The fourth JSCCC meeting was held on 16th Jun 25 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
1月17日，“合作与咨询联合指导委员会”第三次会议在新加坡召开。
On 17th Jan 25, the third JSCCC meeting was held in Singapore.
5月26日，高泉庆会长率代表团到新山皇宫觐见柔佛摄政王东姑依斯迈殿下（前排中），就新柔合作与发展深入交流，加强新柔友好关 系、深化合作，共同探索新机遇。
On 26th May 25, SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng led a delegation to call on the Regent of Johor, Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim (front row, middle), and had in-depth discussions on strengthening Singapore-Johor cooperation and development.
On 16th Jan 25, SCCCI, ACCCIM and UOB signed an MOU to enhance cross-border business collaboration and investment within the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) and the broader Southeast Asian region. This strategic partnership was a significant milestone in unlocking the region’s vast economic potential to drive sustainable economic growth in both Singapore and Malaysia.
On 26th May 25, SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng led a delegation to call on the Regent of Johor, Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim, and had in-depth discussions on strengthening Singapore-Johor cooperation and development. This meaningful exchange strengthened ties, deepened collaboration to explore new opportunities between Singapore and Johor. Also present were Johor Menteri Besar Onn Hafiz Ghazi, Johor State Financial Officer Datuk Mohammed Ridha Abd Kadir, Johor Investment, Trade, Consumer Affairs and Human Resources Committee Chairman Lee Ting Han and other Johor state government officials.
From 27th to 28th May 25, President Kho led an 80-member delegation to attend the JSSEZ forum in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. The forum was organised by Johor Bahru Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JBCCCI), hosted by Johore Associated Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, co-organised by SCCCI, and supported by UOB. The delegation gained insights into local business opportunities and engaged in indepth exchanges with the Johor business community.
On 17th Jun 25, the Malaysia-Singapore Chinese Chambers of Commerce Business Forum 2025 jointly organised by SCCCI and ACCCIM was held in Kuala Lumpur. Over 120
business leaders from both countries attended this forum to deepen bilateral economic ties, enhance regional integration and seize new business opportunities. At the panel sessions, SCCCI Council members shared insights on Singapore’s investment landscape. Malaysia’s Deputy Minister for Investment, Trade and Industry, YB Liew Chin Tong, was the Guest-of-Honour.
On 17th Jul 25, at the Mid-Year Business Outlook Forum 2025, SCCCI and Maybank signed an MOU to provide tailored financial solutions and advisory services to corporate members and local businesses, boosting investments in Southeast Asia and JS-SEZ. Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Trade and Industry Gan Siow Huang witnessed the MOU signing.
7月17日，本会和马来亚银行在外交部兼贸工部政务部长颜晓芳（后排中）的见证下签署谅解备忘录，为会员企业及本地企业提供项目 融资与咨询服务，推动企业在柔新经济特区及亚细安地区的投资。
On 17th Jul 25, SCCCI and Maybank signed an MOU to provide tailored financial solutions and advisory services to support investments in Southeast Asia and JS-SEZ. The signing was witnessed by Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Trade and Industry Gan Siow Huang (back row, middle).
On 3rd Sep 25, at SMEICC Conference 2025, a major highlight was the fireside chat featuring leaders from the Chinese Chambers of Commerce across six ASEAN countries. With the theme “Navigating the New Global Order: Southeast Asia’s Prospects Amid Volatility and Complexity”, the panelists discussed how regional businesses can recalibrate strategies amid global shifts, strengthen fair and sustainable economic relations, and advance industrial collaboration and transformation to achieve shared regional growth. The Conference’s Guest-of-Honour Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, Minister for Foreign Affairs, attended the session in full.
The fireside chat panelists were: SCCCI Vice-President Lee Sze Leong, ACCCIM VicePresident Datuk Yap Heng Or, Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. Vice President David Chua, Thai-Chinese Chamber of Commerce Vice-President Prasong Owlarn, Head of National Chamber of Commerce and Industry Brunei Darussalam Affairs, Chinese Chamber of Commerce, BSB, Brunei Yong Teck Foo and Indonesian Chinese Entrepreneur Association Vice-President Haryanto Adikoesoemo. The session was moderated by SPH Media Limited Chinese Media Group Editor in-Chief and SCCCI Council Member Lee Huay Leng.
From 6th to 8th Oct 25, President Kho Choon Keng led SCCCI’s delegation to attend the inaugural ASEAN Chinese Business Leaders Summit 2025 held in Kuala Lumpur, organised by ACCCIM. The summit brought together Chinese business leaders and entrepreneurs from ten ASEAN member states to foster cooperation among Chinese Chambers in ASEAN. SCCCI Immediate Past President Roland Ng and Honorary President Teo Siong Seng received the ASEAN Outstanding Entrepreneur Award at the event for their contributions to regional economic development.
This year also marked the 80th anniversary of JBCCCI and Terengganu Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, as well as the 60th anniversary of The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Sarawak. President Kho and SCCCI Council members were invited to attend these important occasions. SCCCI participated in the 9th Singapore Regional Business Forum held in Bangkok, Thailand. SCCCI also called on Consul-General of Singapore in Hong Kong Eric Teo and attended The Chinese General Chamber of Commerce, Hong Kong (CGCC) 125th Anniversary Gala Dinner, fostering a stronger relationship between the business communities of Singapore and Hong Kong.
In his monthly Lianhe Zaobao columns, President Kho Choon Keng encouraged businesses to forge ahead. He also provided insights on the business community’s sentiments and shared about SCCCI’s overseas business missions.
In November 2025, President Kho led a business delegation of 77 members to attend the 18th World Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention in Macau. The SMEICC Conference 2025 also received strong support from the local business community and coverage from the local media.
SCCCI took active efforts to understand the latest economic developments. Besides the Annual Business Survey 2025, Chamber’s views on the latest developments in the region and issues affecting the local business community also received media attention.
SCCCI remains committed to forging international friendships and exploring opportunities for collaboration. Besides organising business missions, the Chamber also received overseas visitors and delegations:
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JBCCCI 80th Anniversary Celebration
Taipei Representative Office in the Republic of Singapore
HE Tran Phuoc Anh, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Vietnam
Mr Cheng Tim Jim, Honorary Consul of Armenia
Networking Dinner with JBCCCI
Luncheon hosted by Taipei Representative Office in the Republic of Singapore
The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Sarawak 60th Anniversary Celebration
ACCCIM Annual General Meeting Welcome Dinner
HE Sadik Arslan, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Türkiye
Courtesy Call on Thai-Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Bangkok, Thailand
“Brunei Week” hosted by High Commission of Brunei Darussalam
Terengganu Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry 80th Anniversary and Youth Committee 19th Anniversary Gala Dinner
Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations 40th Anniversary Gala Dinner
HE Alisher Kayumov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Uzbekistan
President Kho Choon Keng hosted farewell dinner for HE Suryo Pratomo, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Indonesia
HE Francisco Tenya Hasegawa, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Peru
Inauguration Celebration of Singapore-Beijing General Chamber of Commerce
CGCC 125th Anniversary Gala Dinner
Courtesy Call on Consul-General of Singapore in Hong Kong Eric Teo
President Kho Choon Keng attends reception celebrating TimorLeste’s formal admission as ASEAN’s 11th Member State
聚焦经济和商业课题的专题研究，通过印刷和数码平台宣传商会工作， 打造与时并进的商会形象。
副总理兼贸工部长颜金勇（左二）在2025年财政预算案对话会上针对热点话题与商界代表进行交流。
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong (second from left) discussed hot-button issues with the business community at the Budget 2025 Dialogue.
2025年财政预算案 — 颜金勇副总理与商界对话会 这场闭门对话会于3月28日举行。副总理兼贸工部长颜金勇向商界代表分享政府 在制定2025年财政预算案系列措施背后的考量，针对商界热点话题进行交流。共 80名商界代表出席活动。
与人力部兼永续发展与环境部高级政务部长许宝琨医生对话会 这场对话会于4月1日举行。许宝琨医生针对与会者提出的问题，深入探讨各行业 的转型、人力问题、人才趋势及国际化发展等关键课题。来自24家商团的代表、 本会董事及人力部官员共60人出席活动。
商界反馈：关税政策对企业的影响
美国于4月2日宣布关税政策。贸工部于4月7日展开快速咨询，本会迅速汇整会员 及商团意见，并于次日提呈反馈，重点包括关税对成本、价格及供应链的影响， 以及业界对政府支援的需求。
4月8日，政府宣布成立由副总理兼贸工部长颜金勇领导的行动小组，以协助企业 与员工提升韧性，应对新的经济挑战。本会在此过程中积极发挥桥梁作用，迅速 反映商界关切，并向新加坡经济韧性小组提供反馈。
与国际货币基金组织代表团会谈
国际货币基金组织“第四条款磋商代表团”（IMF Article IV Mission）于5月5日 至15日访问新加坡，与贸工部、财政部、金融管理局、主要商协会和其他利益 相关者进行讨论。5月13日，本会应国际货币基金组织邀请，接待来自华盛顿的
代表团成员，就近期贸易紧张局势升 级，以及随之而来的全球政策不确定 性对新加坡商界的影响，展开广泛 讨论。
高泉庆会长受邀为新加坡国立 大学李光耀公共政策学院客卿 主讲
11月11日，高泉庆会长应新加坡国 立大学李光耀公共政策学院副教授、 本会研究与出版委员会委员顾清扬邀 请，在总商会大厦为该学院高级公共 行政与管理硕士学位课程学员担任客 卿主讲，分享主题为“与时俱进，创 造价值 —— 新加坡中华总商会的故 事”。本会董事连同学院研修学员及 商团领导共78人参加。
5月13日，本会应国际货币基金组织邀请，接待来自华盛顿的代表团成员。
At IMF’s invitation, SCCCI hosted the delegation from Washington on 13th May 25.
高泉庆会长为新加坡国立大学李光耀公共政策学院高级公共行政与管理硕士课程学员客卿主讲。
President Kho Choon Keng delivered a guest lecture to students of NUS LKYSPP’s Master in Public Administration and Management programme.
2024常年报告书及2025年《华商》刊物 以“商界之家 坚如磐石”为主题的总商会2024年常年报告书，如期在2月出 版，共印500份。
年报内容围绕本会围绕总商会大厦落成一甲子，阐述总商会本着“爱国、诚信、 传承、创新、聚商”的核心信念，团结会员商家和商界向前迈进。
本会《华商》刊物在2025年出版三期，分别于4月、7月和12月出版，专访多位董 事和各商团代表。
2025年度商界意见调查及2026年财政预算案提议
本会于5月至8月展开“2025年度商界意见调查”共收集711份反馈。调查内容涵 盖商业展望、企业挑战、人力课题、美国关税影响、国际化、企业转型、政府援 助计划及可持续发展等会员和商界所关注的课题。
部分初步调查发现融入高泉庆会长9月3日中小型企业大会的欢迎致辞中。本会也 通过上述意见调查搜集商界对2026年财政预算案的反馈，并把调查报告和五项 针对预算案的提议提交给财政部作为制定财政预算案措施和商界援助配套的参考 资料。
2024常年报告书是研究与出版委员会 在2025年的一个重点项目。
SCCCI’s Annual Report 2024 is a key project of Research & Publications Committee in 2025.
Focus on research into economic and business issues, and enhance Chamber’s image through publications and digital platforms, forging a Chamber that is relevant to businesses.
This closed-door dialogue was held on 28th Mar 25. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong shared about the government’s considerations behind Budget 2025 and discussed hot-button issues with the business community. 80 people attended this dialogue.
This dialogue was held on 1st Apr 25. SMS Koh shared insights on key issues such as industry transformation, manpower challenges, talent trends, and internationalisation. 60 people attended this dialogue, including representatives from 24 trade associations.
On 2nd Apr 25, the tariff policies were announced. On 7th Apr 25, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) gathered industry feedback from SCCCI and other trade associations. SCCCI swiftly consolidated views from members and trade bodies, and submitted its report on the following day, highlighting impacts on costs, prices, supply chains and the need for government support.
On 8th Apr 25, the Government announced a taskforce led by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong to help businesses and workers strengthen resilience and adapt to the changing economic environment. SCCCI
played an active role as a bridge, swiftly conveying business concerns and providing feedback to the Singapore Economic Resilience Taskforce.
The IMF Article IV Mission visited Singapore from 5th to 15th May 25 for discussions with MTI, Ministry of Finance (MOF), Monetary Authority of Singapore, business associations and other stakeholders. At IMF’s invitation, SCCCI hosted the delegation from Washington on 13th May 25 for an indepth discussion on the escalating global trade tensions and the resulting policy uncertainties affecting Singapore’s business community. 颜金勇副总理（左）与许宝琨高级政务部长在与本会的对话会上分享各项政策。
On 11th Nov 25, President Kho Choon Keng was invited by Associate Professor Gu Qingyang of National University of Singapore’s (NUS) Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (LKYSPP) and SCCCI Research & Publications Committee Member, to deliver a guest lecture at the SCCCI Building for students of the Master in Public Administration and Management (MPAM) programme. President Kho’s sharing, themed “Keeping Pace with the Times and Creating Value – The Story of SCCCI”, was attended by 78 participants, including Council members, MPAM students and trade association leaders.
Annual Report 2024 and Chinese Entrepreneur Publication
SCCCI’s Annual Report 2024 themed “Home to the Business Community” was published in February 2025, with a print run of 500 copies.
The Annual Report was centered on the 60th anniversary of the SCCCI Building, highlighting how the Chamber, guided by its core values of “patriotism, integrity, succession, innovation and uniting businesses” continued to unite our members and the wider business community in forging ahead together.
Three editions of Chinese Entrepreneur publication were published in April, July and December 2025 respectively. Many of SCCCI’s Council members and trade association representatives were featured in this publication.
SCCCI Annual Business Survey 2025 and Budget 2026 Recommendations
The SCCCI Annual Business Survey 2025 was conducted from May to August 2025. This year’s survey focused on the following topics: business outlook, challenges faced by businesses, manpower issues, impact of US tariffs, internationalisation, business transformation, government support measures and sustainability. The survey garnered a total of 711 respondents.
The key findings were incorporated into President Kho Choon Keng’s SMEICC 2025 Welcome Address on 3rd Sep 25. SCCCI also shared the survey findings and the Chamber’s recommendations for Budget 2026 with MOF. The Budget recommendations were derived from the SCCCI Annual Business Survey 2025.
Insightful content covered in Chinese Entrepreneur, SCCCI’s flagship business magazine, in 2025.
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位于禧街47号的总商会大厦翻新后总 楼面面积约8122.79平方米，内设总 商会办事处、总商会华商文化馆、总 商会管理学院和总商会贸易文件办事 处。总商会大厦其他设施包括礼堂、 会议室、贵宾厅、董事会议厅、会员 休闲区及可供租赁的办公空间。
三星大厦租赁持续平稳。截至2025 年12月31日，三星大厦出租率达到 86.7%。
SCCCI Building/Samsung Hub
The refurbished 9-storey SCCCI Building at 47 Hill Street has an estimated total gross floor area of 8,122.79 sqm, which consists of the SCCCI Main Office, SCCCI Chinese Business Culture Hub, Singapore Chinese Chamber Institute of Business, SCCCI Trade Documentation Office, available office spaces for lease and in-house facilities such as the Auditorium, Boardroom, VIP Lounges, Council Chamber and Members’ Lounge.
Leasing activities at Samsung Hub remained healthy, with a building occupancy rate of 86.7% as of 31st Dec 25.
8月27日，本会首次举办商团委员会 集思营，旨在促进委员的交流、增进 新旧成员的联系，共同制定未来发展 规划。
The inaugural TACOM Retreat was held on 27th Aug 25 to foster engagement among committee members, strengthen connections between new and existing members, and chart future development plans.
TACOM转型中心历程与成果
自2024年8月28日正式成立以来，在 新加坡企业发展局支持下，本会设立 的TACOM转型中心积极推动本地商 会转型升级。2025年，中心全年协助 13家本地商团开展逾25项转型项目， 涵盖数码化、人工智能、国际化、可 持续发展及政策倡议等重点领域。
此外，TACOM转型中心通过定制化 咨询与能力建设计划，协助商团改善 营运并推进秘书处职能专业化。中心 推动的转型方案帮助提升本地商团的 韧性与竞争力，体现了总商会与政府 携手推动行业发展的努力。
商团委员会季度会议
本会今年成功举行第16次商团委员会 季度会议。商团代表在会议上分享其 年度计划和未来发展方向，以及探讨 跨领域合作的机会。
8月27日，商团委员会在圣淘沙安曼 纳圣殿度假酒店首次举办集思营，旨 在促进委员间的交流增进新旧成员之 间的联系，共同制定未来发展规划， 进一步强化协作与资源共享。本次集 思营共38人出席，包括委员会顾问、 贸工部高级政务部长刘燕玲，企业发 展局代表四人，以及委员会委员和代 表15人。
商团基础培训课程TA 101
本会与南洋理工学院联合推出商团基 础培训课程，让新旧秘书处职员更好 地了解商团运作及基本职责，至今已 成功举办六轮，来自35家商团的超过 80名学员顺利完成该课程。
华社领袖班 黄循财总理在2025年国庆群众大会 上宣布，政府将支持新加坡宗乡会馆 联合总会与本会携手推出“华社领袖 班”，为华社培育坚实的未来领导梯 队。“华社领袖班”计划在未来五年 栽培约100名年轻华社领袖。
Since its official launch on 28th Aug 24, the Trade Association Committee (TACOM) Transformation Centre (TTC) by SCCCI, supported by Enterprise Singapore, has played a key role in catalysing the transformation of trade associations through a needs-driven and outcomes-oriented approach. In 2025, TTC supported 13 trade associations in
implementing over 25 transformation projects across digitalisation and AI, internationalisation, sustainability and advocacy.
In addition, TTC strengthens operational and secretariat capabilities through tailored advisory support and capabilitybuilding programmes. By driving practical and scalable transformation outcomes, TTC contributes to enhancing the resilience and competitiveness of local trade associations, reflecting SCCCI’s commitment to partner the Government in driving industry development.
SCCCI successfully held the 16th TACOM Meeting this year. Representatives from trade associations shared their plans for the year and directions for future development as well as opportunities for cross-industry collaboration.
On 27th Aug 25, the inaugural TACOM Retreat was held at Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa to strengthen communication among committee members, enhance connections between new and existing members, and chart future development plans to deepen collaboration and resource
sharing. A total of 38 participants attended this retreat, including TACOM Advisor Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry Low Yen Ling, four representatives from Enterprise Singapore as well as 15 committee members and representatives.
The TA 101 Course jointly developed by SCCCI and Nanyang Polytechnic helps secretariat staff, both new and old, to gain a better understanding of the roles and operations of trade associations. Six runs of this course have been conducted, with more than 80 participants from 35 trade associations.
At the National Day Rally 2025, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced that the Government will support the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) and SCCCI in launching the Chinese Community Leadership Programme to nurture the next generation of Chinese community leaders. Over the next five years, the programme targets to groom at least 100 promising young leaders, building a robust and dynamic future leadership pipeline for the Chinese community.
商团代表在第16次商团委员会季度会议上分享其年度计划和未来发展方向，探讨跨领域合作机会。
At the 16th TACOM Meeting, representatives from trade associations shared their plans for the year and directions for future development, exploring opportunities for cross-industry collaboration.
中华总商会产业私人有限公司
Chinese Chamber Realty Private Limited
新加坡中华总商会企业发展与服务中心私人有限公司 EDC@SCCCI Pte Ltd
• 新加坡中华总商会中小企业中心 SME Centre@SCCCI
• 新加坡中华总商会上海代表处
SCCCI Shanghai Representative Office
• 新加坡中华总商会四川与重庆代表处
SCCCI Sichuan & Chongqing Representative Offices
• 新加坡中华总商会江苏代表处
SCCCI Jiangsu Representative Office
新加坡中华总商会管理学院
Singapore Chinese Chamber Institute of Business
新加坡中华总商会基金
Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Foundation (SCCCF)
华商文化基金
SCCCI Chinese Entrepreneurial Culture Foundation
孙中山南洋纪念馆有限公司
Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall Company Limited
三星大厦
中华总商会产业私人有限公司拥有位 于漆街3号的分层地契建筑三星大厦 大部分的办公室楼面。2025年，三星 大厦租赁持续平稳。截至2025年12月 31日，三星大厦出租率达到86.7%。
中华总商会产业私人有限公司总租金 收入为1277万元。公司2025年的税 前盈余为789万元，其中400万元已捐 赠于新加坡中华总商会基金和新加坡 中华总商会华商文化基金，供作公益 用途。
The Chinese Chamber Realty (CCR) Pte Ltd owns a substantial share of Samsung Hub, a strata office building at 3 Church Street. As of 31st Dec 25, the building occupancy at Samsung Hub remained at a healthy rate of 86.7%. The total gross rental income was $12.77 million. CCR’s net surplus before tax for 2025 was $7.89 million, of which $4 million had been donated to the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Foundation and SCCCI Chinese Entrepreneurial Culture Foundation to support charitable projects.
新加坡总商会中小企业中心董事与同 仁在2025年中小企业中心大会上与主 宾贸工部兼文化、社区及青年部高级 政务部长刘燕玲（右五）合影留念。
Board members and staff of SME Centre@SCCCI with Guest-of-Honour Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry and Culture, Community, and Youth Low Yen Ling (fifth from right) at the SME Centre Conference 2025.
第一节 应对全球贸易变化 2025年是全球经济形势相当不稳定 的一年。美国政府重新推行的贸易保 护主义政策再次引发全球贸易紧张局 势。企业仍在适应疫情后期的结构性 挑战、上升的营业成本、复杂的地缘 政治环境、以及人工智能的快速发展 及加强的影响力，不得不重新审视生 存策略，以提升战略清晰度。
然而，新加坡总商会中小企业中心 （简称“中心”）始终坚定履行协助 本地企业提升竞争力的使命。我们致 力于扮演值得依赖的合作伙伴角色， 引导中小企业实现转型、应对不确定 性、增强企业韧性，并追求可持续 发展。
2025年，我们进一步聚焦战略重心， 以更好契合企业的实际需求。我们与 主要合作伙伴加深合作关系及扩大网 络，提供全面和附加值的服务，以满 足中小企业不断变化的需求。通过与 新加坡工商联合总会（SBF）、新加
坡中华总商会及企业融资咨询中心 （CEFA）等机构的合作，我们协助 企业应对贸易关税相关问题，并帮助 其获取合适的融资解决方案。
本年度报告全面回顾中心在各项业务 中的举措与活动，涵盖位于裕廊镇商 团中心的主要运作中心及大巴窑卫星 办事处。
第二节 2025年运营报告
2.1 服务优化与升级 2025年，作为“重塑计划”的一部 分，中心进一步拓展服务内容。我们 加强服务，更好地协助面对监管及合 规挑战的中小企业联系关政府机构。 通过紧密的合作，中心的业务顾问与 中小企业亲企业办公室（PEO）优化 咨询流程，使企业能够及时获得指导 和切实可行的支持。我们也推出升级 版工具包，帮助符合条件的企业了解 如何寻求专业的服务，以优化供应链 拓展并探索多元市场策略。
这些服务升级是中小企业中心持续 转型的重要组成部分，也通过与 新加坡工商联合会、中华总商会 （GlobalConnect@SCCCI）以及企 业融资咨询中心等伙伴深化合作，更 好地解决中小企业在贸易、海外扩展 和融资等方面的复杂问题。企业融资 咨询中心（CEFA）是由新加坡企业 发展局与新加坡工商联合会共同推动 的项目。
为进一步加强合作，支持新加坡的企 业生态系统，中小企业中心开展品牌 重塑，焕新企业形象。中心的新标志 在企业发展局和商会标志旁添加“In Partnership with”的字样，彰显中小 企业中心之间的紧密合作关系，强化 我们为新加坡中小企业提供整合和更 高层次支持的坚定承诺。
2.2 2025年策略重点 我们重新确立核心战略重点，旨在赋 能中小企业，提升企业韧性，以更好 准备面对未来。中心的主要策略方向 包括：
I. 应对及缓解成本压力：为企业提 供及时、实用的指导，以重新审 视成本结构及供应链接配置，并 重新调整市场推广策略。这些措 施有助于减轻企业的成本压力的 同时也保持企业的竞争力。
II. 识别与推动人工智能实际应用： 推动人工智能的应用，以优化运 作、加强决策能 力，并打造差异 化的价值。我们强调有目的性的 应用，确保各项技术项目符合企 业目标。
III. 探索市场扩展与多元化发展：加 强与合作伙伴的协作，支持企业 拓展至中国及周边具备竞争性营 运成本、投资激励措施及强劲增 长潜力的市场。
IV. 推行精益与敏捷管理：协助企业 优化资源配置、加快决策流 程，
“赋能中小企业，面向未来”工作坊 “Empowering SMEs for the Future” Workshop
并提升应变能力，推动企业转型为更灵活、更具适应性及韧性的营运模式， 以契合不断变化的市场环境。
V. 采取整体性能力建设策略：通过“共促业务成长”（Partners for Business Growth）项目整合资源与服务，强化企业领导力与营运卓越能力，并协助制 定发展蓝图及有效的发展计划。
2025年，中心通过全面的服务协助约5800个商业案例。这包括商业咨询、能力 提升计划、业务促进及专题工作坊。与2024年相比，中心协助的商业案例增加约 2000个。这反映企业需求的提升和中心及时有效的服务与支持。
在这一年里推出的“企业应变计划”（Business Adaptation Grant）融入现有的
援助计划，例如生产力解决发难津贴（PSG）、能源效率基金（EDG）及其他可 持续发展和人力相关的资助项目。此举将帮助企业更有效地管理成本结构，同时 提升企业的运作和战略能力。
此外，中心通过提供诊断评估帮助企业识别挑战，并提出解决方案。诊断评估范 围涵盖人工智能准备度、国际化准备度、现金流评估、商业模式梳理和人力资源 能力评估。中心也举办与参与多数专题工作坊，旨在帮助企业掌握相关技能、实 际知识和有远见的战略。为满足中小企业不断变化的需求并提供全面且有价值的 服务，我们与新加坡理工大学（SIT）、新加坡全国雇主联合会（SNEF）、星 展银行（DBS）、大华银行（UOB）、佳能新加坡等公共和私营机构建立合作 关系。
第三节
商业社区活动与大型活动
2025年，中心不仅举办工作坊和活动，也支持合作伙伴主导的会议。4月22日， 我们参与RSM主办的科技大会。9月3日至4日，我们参加中小型企业大会。10月 23日，我们支持佳能新加坡主办的Think Big Leadership大会。
中心全年与合作伙伴举办多场专题工作坊，邀请专家分享案例与实践经验，协助 企业提升能力。工作坊的主题和出席率分析报告如以下图表所示：
以人工智能重塑企业
图表：工作坊与活动出席人数
3.1 能力领域为主的社区活动
I. 人工智能与创新：为支持中小企业提升AI准备度，中心在3月21日参加 Straits Interactive举办的“2025年人工智能趋”。4月3日，中心与大华银行 BizSmart举办的“创造价值，增长业务”线上座谈会。8月19日，中心与佳 能新加坡在NTUC中心举行”关税上升中如何保持韧性”活动。10月30日至 31日，中心参加Yamazaki Mazak新加坡的年度活动。此外，我们与新加坡 理工大学合作举办“创新引领发展”工作坊。
II. 业务转型与可持续发展：9月4日，我们参加中小型企业大会的“推动未来 业务增长：重塑策略”讲座。1月21日，我们与McCoy Bespoke合作举行 “探索有效可持续发展报告”。9月20日，我们参加亚洲特许经营及许可协 定（FLAsia）展会举办的“精通生成式AI与下一代技术”。3月6日，中心参 加“推进可持续性，打造清晰有效的可持续发展报告”集体提升项目。
III. 金融与企业扩展：3月6日，中心与新加坡木材厂总商会及裕廊集团合作举 办“现金流管理”对话会。2月27日，我们参加新加坡邻里企业中心举办 的“新加坡经济特区（JB-SEZ）机遇”交流活动。10月3日，我们与新加坡 理工大学联合举办“中小企业如何保持发展动力”线上座谈会。
IV. 人力资源与劳动力转型：6月12日，我们与新加坡全国雇主联合会（SNEF） 联合举办“赋能中小企业，面向未来”。6月18日，我们参加“利用AI工 具与灵活工作模式激发人才”。8月29日，中心参加“通过岗位转型与再 培训提升人力资本能力”。6月18日，我们与劳资政公平与良好雇佣联盟 （TAFEP）联合主办灵活工作安排工作坊。
3.2 中小型企业大会
中心参加由总商会于9月3日至4日在新达城会展中心举行的中小型企业大会设立 展位，吸引约500名参观者。中心也受邀作为大会其中一名主讲嘉宾，在“推动 未来业务增长：重塑策略”讲座分享如何创新、善用政府津贴，并在快速变化的 商业环境中保持竞争力。
3.3 建立企业韧性 中心参加业务增长合作伙伴（PBG） 于6月25日举行的“建立企业韧性： 应对营业成本上升及适应贸易现实” 交流活动。本活动吸引约110名商 业领袖、战略合作伙伴和政府代表 参加。吕立岩主席及星展银行集团 企业及业务伙伴与项目管理负责人 Candice Ho分别致欢迎辞。本次活动 邀请星展银行、新加坡知识产权公司 （IPI）、RSM探讨如何运用科技获取 实时且可靠的数据、取代人工流程、 提升组织敏捷性、促进创新、赋能团 队，并加速数码工具的采用。
3.4 2025年中小企业大会 今年的中小企业大会于7月30日在滨 海湾会议中心举行，由新加坡制造商 总会主办。大会吸引1000名参与者， 主题为“通过合作推动企业转型与 增长”，凸显合作在变革环境中的关 键作用。大会主宾贸工部兼文化、社 区及青年部高级政务部长刘燕玲表示 “通过强有力的伙伴关系，我们能够 共同建设一个团结、具有韧性、充满 活力、包容且公平的社会。”
3.5 与新加坡企业发展局携手 合作20年
11月24日，新加坡企业发展局举办 答谢晚宴，以感谢新加坡中华总商 会、中小企业商会（ASME）、新加 坡制造商总会（SMF）、新加坡马来 商会（SMCCI）及新加坡印度商会 （SICCI）的中小企业中心的董事会 与全体员工。我们共同回顾并见证双 方合作20周年，同时再次承诺，将持 续支持企业在不确定环境中提升韧性 与稳健发展。
3.6 展望2026年 展望2026年，全球环境仍将充满不 确定性。作为企业的连接与赋能者， 我们将继续致力于以协作、创新与务 实行动，为企业及合作伙伴创造长期 价值。我们衷心感谢各个合作伙伴与 同仁的信任与支持。未来，我们将携 手并进，在不断变化的环境中提升 韧性、开启新机遇，推动企业可持续 发展。
2025 was marked by significant economic uncertainty. The renewed protectionist policies of the Trump administration reignited trade tensions worldwide and came as businesses were still adapting to post-pandemic structural challenges, rising business costs, an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape, and the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI). This further compounded the challenges of doing business globally, compelling companies to re-examine their survival strategies and sharpen their strategic clarity.
Against this backdrop, the SME Centre@SCCCI (“the Centre”) remained steadfast in its mission to support local enterprises in building competitiveness. We reaffirmed our role as a trusted partner, guiding SMEs in transformation, navigating uncertainties, strengthening business resilience, and pursuing sustainable progress.
In 2025, we aligned our strategic focus to on-the-ground business realities to better serve the business community. We deepened collaborations with key partners and expanded our network to deliver more holistic and value-added services that address the evolving needs of SMEs. Through partnerships with organisations such as the Singapore Business Federation (SBF), SCCCI, and the Centre for Enterprise Financing Advisory (CEFA), we helped companies navigate issues surrounding trade tariff challenges and access appropriate financing solutions.
This Annual Report presents a comprehensive overview of the Centre’s initiatives and activities across our operations, encompassing the primary Centre at Trade Association Hub, Jurong Town Hall, as well as our satellite office at Toa Payoh.
As part of the service enhancement chapter of the new “Remake Initiative” for SME Centres, our role was strengthened to facilitate connections between SMEs facing regulatory and compliance challenges and relevant government agencies. Our business advisors worked closely with the SME Pro-Enterprise Office (PEO) to streamline enquiries and enable businesses to receive timely guidance and practical support. We introduced toolkits to help companies identify challenges and prepare effective action plans. Notably, the Business Adaptation Grant was launched to enable eligible companies to access professional advice on supply chain optimisation and explore market diversification strategies.
These enhancements were part of the ongoing transformation of SME Centres to better serve SMEs with strengthened alliances with the Singapore Business Federation (SBF), SCCCI (GlobalConnect@SCCCI), and the Centre for Enterprise Financing Advisory (CEFA) to address complex issues related to trade, overseas expansion, and financing needs. CEFA is an initiative by Enterprise Singapore and SBF.
To deepen alignment and strengthen collaboration to support Singapore’s enterprise ecosystem, the SME Centres undertook a rebranding exercise to refresh our corporate identity. The new logo now features the phrase “In Partnership with” alongside Enterprise Singapore and parent chamber logos. This refreshed identity underscores our close partnership and reinforces our shared commitment to delivering integrated and enhanced support for SMEs in Singapore.
The SME Centre@SCCCI re-established its core strategic priorities this year to empower SMEs in building resilience and preparing more effectively for the increasingly uncertain future. These priorities include supporting businesses in:
I. Navigating and Addressing Cost Pressures: Provide timely and practical guidance to help businesses reassess cost structures, review supply chain reconfigurations, and recalibrate go-to-market strategies. These interventions enabled companies to mitigate cost impacts while preserving competitiveness.
II. Identifying and Deploying Practical AI: Facilitate the adoption of AI to streamline operations, strengthen decision-making, and create differentiated value propositions. The emphasis was on purposeful adoption to ensure that technological initiatives were closely aligned with business objectives.
III. Exploring Market Expansion and Diversification: Intensify collaboration with partners for overseas expansion in China and neighbouring regions that offer competitive operating costs, attractive investment incentives, and strong regional growth potential.
IV. Incorporating Lean and Agile Management Practices: Help organisations optimise resources, accelerate decision-making, and respond more effectively to change. Businesses would be better equipped to transition towards flexible, adaptive, and resilient operating models that align with evolving market conditions.
V. Adopting a Holistic Approach to Capability-Building: Strengthen resources and offer services through the “Partners for Business Growth” Programme, encompassing efforts to enhance leadership, operational excellence, and development of roadmaps and effective growth plans.
In 2025, the Centre engaged approximately 5,800 SMEs through a comprehensive suite of services, including business advisory, capability development initiatives, business facilitation, and targeted workshops. We increased our engagement number by more than 2,000 SMEs compared to 2024, reflecting both the heightened enterprise demand and the Centre’s timely support.
This year, the new “Business Adaptation Grant” was integrated into existing schemes, including the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG), Enterprise Development Grant (EDG), and other sustainability and manpower-related grants. This enabled businesses to manage cost-structures more effectively while building new operational and strategic capabilities.
The Centre further strengthened SME development by providing diagnostic assessments to identify gaps and offer tailored solutions. The assessments included AI Readiness,
Internationalisation Readiness, Cash Flow Assessment, Business Model Review, and HR Capability Assessment. We also organised and participated in thematic workshops designed to equip businesses with relevant skills, practical knowledge, and forwardlooking strategies. To deliver holistic and value-added services that meet the evolving needs to SMEs, the Centre partnered with speakers from key public and private institutions such as the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT), Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF), DBS, UOB, and Canon Singapore.
“建立企业韧性：应对营业成本上升及适应贸易现实”交流活动 Partners for Business Growth Networking Event
In 2025, the SME Centre@SCCCI extended our engagement beyond workshops and events by supporting partner-led conferences. We participated in the RSM Technology Conference on 22nd Apr 25, the SMEICC Conference 2025 from 3rd to 4th Sep 25, and Think Big Leadership Conference by Canon Singapore.
Throughout the year, the Centre organised and collaborated with partners on various thematic workshops where industry experts and experienced practitioners shared case studies, emerging best practices, and
actionable insights to help companies build capabilities. The workshop themes and attendance analysis report are presented in the following chart:
I. AI and Innovation: Key engagements to support SMEs from generative AI awareness to AI readiness included participating in “AI Trends in 2025” with Straits Interactive on 21st Mar 25, the “Unlock Growth Through Value Creation” webinar with UOB BizSmart on 3rd Apr 25, “Economic Resilience Amid Rise in Tariffs” with Canon Singapore at the NTUC Centre on 19th Aug 25, and Yamazaki Mazak Singapore’s open house from 30th to 31st Oct 25. We also worked with SIT to conduct an upgrading project workshop titled “Innovation at the Helm”.
II. Business Transformation and Sustainability: We participated in “Driving Business Growth: Strategies for a Reimagined Future” at the SMEICC Conference on 4th Sep 25, “Navigating Effective Sustainability Reporting” with McCoy Bespoke on 21st Jan 25, “Mastering Gen AI and Next-Gen Technologies” by Franchising and Licensing Asia (FLAsia) on 20th Sep 25, and “Advancing Sustainability
“利用AI推动效率与创新”工作坊 “Driving Efficiency and Innovation Using AI” Workshop
for Clear and Impactful Sustainability Reporting” group-based upgrading workshop on 6th Mar 25.
III. Finance and Business Expansion: We engaged SMEs through sharing on “Cash Flow Management” with Singapore Timber Association members and JTC on 6th Mar 25, a networking event with Heartland Enterprise Centre Singapore titled “JBSEZ Opportunities” on 27th Feb 25, and a joint webinar with SIT titled “How SMEs Can Keep Momentum Alive” on 3rd Oct 25.
IV. HR and Workforce Transformation: We collaborated with SNEF on “Empowering SMEs for the Future” on 12th Jun 25, “Unlocking People Growth: Agility with AI Tools and Flexible Work Arrangement” on 18th Jun 25, “Elevate Your Human Capital Capabilities though Job Transformation and Reskilling” on 29th Aug 25, and Tripartite Alliance for Fair and Progressive Employment Practices’ (TAFEP) “Flexible Work Arrangements” Workshop on 18th Jun 25.
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Our team participated in the SMEICC Conference 2025 organised by SCCCI at the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre. Over the two-day conference, we engaged with approximately 500 visitors at our booth. We were also invited to speak alongside representatives from government agencies in the session “Driving Business Growth: Strategies for a Reimagined Future” where we shared practical insights on how SMEs can embrace innovation, leverage national support schemes, and remain competitive in a rapidly evolving business landscape.
3.3 Building Resilience: Navigating Rising Costs and Adapting to Trade Reality
“Building Resilience: Navigating Rising Costs and Adapting to Trade Reality” was one of our most impactful networking events of 2025, attracting 110 business leaders, strategic partners, and government representatives. SME Centre@SCCCI Chairman Paul Loo and DBS Group Head of Business Partnership and Initiative Management Candice Ho delivered the welcome speeches at the Partners for Business Growth (PBG) networking event on 25th Jun 25. The event featured a panel of expert speakers from DBS, IPI, and RSM who shared practical experiences in leveraging technology to generate realtime and reliable data, replace manual
workflows, build organisational agility, encourage innovation, empower teams, and adopt digital tools.
Jointly organised by the SME Centres across Singapore and supported by Enterprise Singapore, the 12th SME Centre Conference was hosted by the SME Centre@SMF and convened over 1,000 participants at the Marina Bay Convention Centre on 30th Jul 25. This year’s conference was themed “Driving Business Transformation & Growth through Partnerships” and highlighted the pivotal role of collaboration in shaping business success and change. Guest-of-Honour Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry Low and Culture, Community, and Youth Low Yen Ling emphasised the importance of partnerships, stating that “Through strong partnerships, we can build a thriving society that is united, resilient, vibrant, inclusive, and fair.”
On 24th Nov 25, Enterprise Singapore hosted an Appreciation Dinner honouring the SME Centres’ staff and board members from SCCCI, Association of Small & Medium Enterprises (ASME), Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF), Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SMCCI), and Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI). Together, we proudly marked two decades of partnership, united by our shared commitment to strengthening the competitiveness of local businesses in an ever-evolving landscape. This anniversary was not only a time
for reflection but also a reaffirmation of our enduring purpose – to support businesses in building resilience and thriving amidst ongoing uncertainty.
We anticipate that uncertainty will continue to define the global landscape in the coming year. As connectors and enablers, we remain steadfastly committed to creating long-term value for enterprises, partners, and stakeholders through collaboration, innovation, and purposeful action. We sincerely thank our stakeholders, partners, and colleagues for their trust and support. Together, we will continue to build resilience, unlock new opportunities, and drive sustainable growth in an increasingly interconnected world.
中小企业中心答谢晚宴
SME Centre Appreciation Night
11月7日，第十三届新中商务论坛在上海成功举办。本届论坛恰逢新中建交35周年与总商会上海代表处成立15周年。左起：总商会 高泉庆会长；上海市公共关系协会会长、原上海市委常委、统战部部长沙海林；新加坡驻中华人民共和国大使陈海泉；中国银行新加坡 分行行长史炜。
On 7th Nov 25, the 13th Singapore-China Business Forum was successfully held in Shanghai. The forum coincided with the 35th anniversary of Singapore-China diplomatic relations and the 15th anniversary of the SCCCI Shanghai Representative Office. From left: SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng; Sha Hailin, President of the Shanghai Public Relations Association and former Member of the Standing Committee of the Shanghai Municipal Committee, former Head of the United Front Work Department of Shanghai Municipality; Peter Tan, Ambassador of Singapore to the People’s Republic of China; Shi Wei, General Manager of Bank of China Singapore Branch.
2025年，新加坡企业中心（“中心”）在新加坡企业发展局的“本地企业与协 会发展计划”（LEAD）框架下，积极为计划赴华投资、运营与发展的新加坡企 业提供一站式咨询与支持服务。同时，中心致力于双向促进新中经贸往来，不仅 协助新加坡企业拓展中国市场，也积极推动中国企业通过新加坡平台投资东盟区 域，深化双边经贸合作。
一、致力为新加坡商家提供咨询服务
2025年，中心全年共为新加坡企业提供各类咨询服务220例，内容涵盖中国市场 准入政策、法律法规、行业趋势、合作伙伴对接、公司注册及运营支持等。同时 在新加坡和中国多地举办12场论坛、讲座及商业交流活动，吸引多达757家新加 坡企业参与。此外，中心持续鼓励并协助接受服务的企业加入总商会成为会员， 进一步拓展商界网络。
二、协助新中企业双向投资与 发展
中心积极协助多家新加坡企业将上海 作为进军中国市场的首选地，成功实 现其在沪投资与本地化布局。同时， 中心也同步助力中国企业与机构“走 出去”，为赴新加坡设立区域总部或 分支机构的需求提供对接服务。
三、全年主要活动及成果
1. 联办“2025沪新中小企业产 业链对接会”
4月28日，这场对接会在上海成功举 办。本次对接会由中心和上海市中小 企业发展服务中心共同主办，中心 主任助理参加活动并致辞。此次活动 旨在推动上海与新加坡两地中小企业 在经贸、技术、投资等领域的深度交 流与合作，进一步实现资源互补、优 势联动，共同开拓区域产业链协同发 展的广阔空间。来自沪新两地相关部 门、商协会及100余家中小企业代表 齐聚一堂，深入交流、对接合作。
2. 协调组织新加坡建筑商公会 （SCAL）与中国建筑智能企 业开展线上合作对接 6月27日，在中心的协调与组织下， 新加坡建筑商公会与三家中国建筑智 能领域的高科技企业 —— 深圳大方智 能科技有限公司、上海大界机器人科 技有限公司及广东博智林机器人有限 公司，成功举办线上专题对接会。三 家中方企业分别展示其在智能建造、 机器人技术及数字化解决方案方面的 核心技术与业务案例，并与新方代表 就技术应用、市场合作及行业发展趋 势等议题进行深入探讨，初步建立合 作沟通渠道。
3. 联办“离岸贸易金融服务试点 政策解读”活动 9月19日，中心与上海市外商投资协 会联合主办以“离岸新机遇 贸易加 速度”为主题的政策解读会。活动特 邀中国人民银行上海总部、临港新片 区管委会及工商银行的专家，为近30
家外资企业详细解读离岸贸易金融服务综合改革试点政策，助力企业把握新型贸 易业态下的金融便利。
4. 出席新沪全面合作理事会第六次会议并签署合作备忘录
10月15日，总商会高泉庆会长、谢锦发主席及中心黄非主任出席此次会议。在新 沪双方领导见证下，中心（总商会上海代表处）与虹桥商务区投资促进与公共服 务事务中心签署合作备忘录，旨在拓展双方企业国际化发展渠道，充分发挥虹桥 联动长三角的区位优势以及新加坡国际化专业服务优势，围绕企业交流、咨询沟 通、需求对接等方面开展深度合作，为企业的海外发展搭建桥梁，共同推动企业 国际化发展的业务拓展和品牌建设。会前，新加坡律政部长兼内政部第二部长唐 振辉与贸工部兼文化、社区及青年部高级政务部长刘燕玲一行，在虹桥商务区管 委会党组书记、常务副主任孔福安的陪同下，前往中心调研。
5. 协调安排新加坡代表团参观考察亚洲物流展
10月29日，中心协助新加坡企业发展局代表团参观亚洲物流展（CeMAT ASIA）， 并协调联系主办方办理参观证件及安排接待等事宜。
6. 组织举办“深圳 — 新加坡企业交流座谈会”
为深化新加坡与深圳市的经贸合作，促进两地企业间的精准对接，中心于11月1日 协调总商会商业代表团与深圳市总商会联合主办这场座谈会。会议汇聚双方工商 界代表约30人，围绕共同关心的产业领域与合作机遇进行务实交流，有效拓宽双 边企业网络。
7. 成功举办2025新中商务论坛
11月7日，第十三届新中商务论坛在上海成功举办。本届论坛由总商会主办，中 心联办，并得到两国政府机构及金融机构的鼎力支持。本届论坛意义非凡，恰 逢新中建交35周年与总商会上海代表处成立15周年，吸引近300名两国政商界代 表，成为汇聚共识、引领未来的高端平台。新加坡贸工部兼文化、社区及青年部 高级政务部长刘燕玲视频致贺、新加坡驻华陈海泉大使、上海市公共关系协会沙 海林会长、中国银行新加坡分行史炜行长亲临致辞，共同表达深化合作的意愿， 为企业界注入强大信心。主旨演讲嘉宾黄奇帆深刻阐释中国“更高水平开放”的 新格局，为把握未来经济趋势提供权威框架。圆桌论坛则聚焦“协同合作”，提 出共建制度创新园区、深化绿色能源与产业链互补等前瞻性合作倡议，为企业在 数字经济、绿色发展等新兴领域的布局指明具体方向。本届论坛为新中两国商界 搭建高效沟通平台，嘉宾们的真知灼见为双边合作注入新思路。与会嘉宾高度评 价论坛的举办意义，认为论坛既回顾过往合作成果，也明确未来发展方向，进一 步推动新中在多领域的深度融合与共赢发展。
8. 协调组织总商会商业代表团出访上海、南京
11月5日至7日，总商会高泉庆会长率团访问上海。代表团参观第八届中国国际 进口博览会，实地调研前沿产业动态与创新成果。期间，代表团出席以“投资山 东、共赢未来”为主题的山东与跨国公司产业生态合作伙伴对话会、第八届新中 经贸与投资论坛及本会第十三届新中商务论坛。此外，代表团也拜访绿地控股集 团等企业，部分团员赴南京考察了中新生态科技岛，深入了解在生态科技与可持 续发展方面的合作成果。此次出访通过一系列高层对话、论坛交流与企业考察， 深化新中两国在商贸、金融、科技等多领域的合作与联系。
11月6日，总商会商业代表团参观第八届中国国际进口博览会，实地调研前沿产业动态与创新成果。
On 6th Nov 25, the SCCCI business delegation visited the 8th China International Import Expo in Shanghai to gain insights into emerging industry trends and the latest innovations.
9. 协助新加坡法律学会在京开展法律科技专题参访
11月10日至12日，中心协调安排新加坡法律学会（SAL）在北京参访幂律智能、 无讼网络科技有限公司及中国司法大数据研究院，SAL就人工智能在法律文书处 理、大数据司法应用及法律科技解决方案等前沿议题，与中方机构进行深入交流 和合作探讨，有效促成新中在法律科技领域的专业对话与资源对接。
10. 共同主办“汇商聚力 共启新程”徐汇区服务民营企业出海专场活动 暨第六期政企沟通圆桌会
12月19日，这场活动暨圆桌会在漕河泾会议中心成功举办。本次活动由徐汇区工 商联（总商会）、虹梅街道办事处和新加坡企业中心共同主办。中心黄非主任从 在地视角分享东盟尤其是新加坡的市场机遇与投资环境。活动聚焦政策引导、专 业支持与企业实践，旨在为区域企业“走出去”提供系统性助力，共话全球化发 展新机遇。
11. 为上海国际商会在新加坡设立代表处提供咨询和对接服务 上海市贸促会、上海国际商会探索以社会组织形式在新加坡设立代表处，为上海 企业在新加坡当地提供商务服务。中心提供前期咨询（包括设立的机构类型、要 求、审批部门等），并对接协调总商会会员企业卓胜扬集团协助完成代表处注册 程序。代表处已于12月26日在上海预揭牌，并将于2026年2月1日在新加坡正式 揭牌运营。
四、加强与各级政府及商协会 的联动
2025年，中心与上海市、区两级政 府，包括发改委、外办、商务委、 工商联、贸促会，相关政府智库部门 及各区政府投促部门保持密切沟通与 合作。同时，中心也接待来自江西、 江苏、浙江、山东、云南、广东、陕 西、湖南等全国多个省市政府及商协 会的来访，成功搭建新加坡企业与各 地市场之间的桥梁，并协助对接多地 政府、商协会拜访总商会。
五、强化自身建设与品牌宣传 2024年12月，中心入选第二批“上海 市促进外商投资全球伙伴”。通过持 续参与各类经贸活动、接受权威媒体 采访等，中心有效扩大总商会及中心 在华的知名度与影响力。
In 2025, under the Local Enterprise and Association Development (LEAD) programme administered by Enterprise Singapore, the Singapore Enterprise Centre@Shanghai (SEC@Shanghai) continued to provide business advisory and assistance to Singapore companies planning to invest or venture into China. SEC@Shanghai is also committed to fostering two-way economic and trade exchanges between Singapore and China, supporting Chinese enterprises to invest in ASEAN, deepening bilateral economic and trade cooperation.
In 2025, SEC@Shanghai provided business advisory for 220 Singapore companies. These covered areas such as China market entry policies, laws and regulations, industry trends, business matching, company registration and operational support. SEC@Shanghai organised 12 forums, seminars, and networking events in Singapore and China, which were attended by 757 Singapore companies. SEC@Shanghai also helped enterprises sign up to become SCCCI members and tap into the Chamber’s extensive network.
II. Facilitating Two-Way Investment and Business Development between Singapore and China
SEC@Shanghai actively supported several Singapore companies in selecting Shanghai as a strategic entry point into the Chinese market, successfully facilitating their investment and localisation efforts. At the same time, SEC@Shanghai assisted Chinese enterprises and institutions in their “going global” initiatives by providing tailored facilitation for the establishment of regional headquarters or branch offices in Singapore.
1. Co-organising “2025 Shanghai-Singapore SME Industry Chain Matchmaking Conference”
On 28th Apr 25, this conference was successfully held in Shanghai. Co-hosted by SEC@ Shanghai and the Shanghai SME Development Service Centre, the event featured a speech by SEC@Shanghai’s Assistant Director and aimed to deepen exchanges and collaboration between Shanghai and Singapore SMEs in the areas of economy, trade, technology and investment. The conference brought together representatives from government agencies, business associations, and over 100 SMEs from both sides to facilitate networking, business matching and collaboration.
On 27th Jun 25, SEC@Shanghai facilitated and organised an online business matching session between the Singapore Contractors Association Ltd (SCAL) and three Chinese high-tech construction intelligence companies — Shenzhen Dafang Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., Shanghai Dajie Robot Technology Co., Ltd. and Guangdong Bozhilin Robot Co., Ltd. During the session, the Chinese companies presented their core technologies and business cases in intelligent construction, robotics and digital solutions, and engaged in in-depth discussions with their Singapore counterparts on technology applications, market collaboration and industry development trends, laying the groundwork for future communication and cooperation.
Co-organising “Interpretation
Policies for Offshore Trade Financial Services”
On 19th Sep 25, SEC@Shanghai co-hosted this session with Shanghai Association of Foreign Investment. Experts from the People’s Bank of China Shanghai Head Office, Lingang Special Area Administration Committee, and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China shared insights on comprehensive reform pilot policies for offshore trade financial services with close to 30 foreign-invested enterprises, helping them better understand the financial facilitation measures under new trade models.
On 15th Oct 25, SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng, Chairman Chia Kim Huat and SEC@Shanghai Director Huang Fei attended this meeting. At the meeting, SEC@ Shanghai (SCCCI Shanghai Representative Office) signed an MOU with Hongqiao Business District Investment Promotion and Public Service Affairs Centre to expand international development channels for enterprises from both sides by leveraging Hongqiao’s strategic position as a gateway to the Yangtze River Delta and Singapore’s strengths in international professional services, focusing on areas such as enterprise exchanges, consultation and communication, and demand matching to support overseas expansion and promote internationalisation and brand development. Prior to the meeting, Singapore Minister for Law and Second Minister for Home Affairs Edwin Tong and Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry and Culture, Community and Youth Low Yen Ling, accompanied by Kong Fu’an, Party Secretary and Executive Deputy Director of the Hongqiao Business District Administrative Committee, visited SEC@Shanghai.
10月15日，总商会高泉庆会长、谢锦发主席及中心黄非主任共同出席新沪全面合作理事会第六次会议。在新沪双方领导见证下，新加 坡企业中心（总商会上海代表处）与虹桥商务区投资促进与公共服务事务中心签署合作备忘录。
On 15th Oct 25, SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng, Chairman Chia Kim Huat and SEC@Shanghai Director Huang Fei attended the 6th Meeting of the Singapore-Shanghai Comprehensive Cooperation Council. Witnessed by leaders from both Singapore and Shanghai, SEC@Shanghai (SCCCI Shanghai Representative Office) signed an MOU with Hongqiao Business District Investment Promotion and Public Service Affairs Centre.
5. Enterprise Singapore’s Visit to CeMAT ASIA
On 29th Oct 25, SEC@Shanghai assisted a delegation from Enterprise Singapore in visiting CeMAT ASIA, coordinating with the organisers to facilitate visitor registration and reception arrangements.
6. Co-organising “Shenzhen-Singapore Enterprise Exchange Symposium”
To deepen economic and trade cooperation between Singapore and Shenzhen and promote targeted business matching, SEC@Shanghai coordinated the co-organisation of this dialogue on 1st Nov 25 together with SCCCI’s business delegation and Shenzhen General Chamber of Commerce, bringing together around 30 representatives from both business communities for practical discussions on shared industry interests and collaboration opportunities, effectively expanding bilateral business networks.
7. Singapore-China Business Forum 2025
On 7th Nov 25, the 13th Singapore-China Business Forum was successfully held in Shanghai. Organised by SCCCI and co-organised by SEC@Shanghai, with strong support from government agencies and financial institutions from both countries, the forum was held in conjunction with the 35th anniversary of Singapore-China diplomatic relations and the 15th anniversary of the SCCCI Shanghai Representative Office. Close to 300 government and business leaders from both countries attended this forum. Singapore Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry and Culture, Community and Youth Low Yen Ling delivered a video message; HE Peter Tan, Singapore’s Ambassador to China; President of Shanghai Public Relations Association Sha Hailin and Shi Wei, General Manager of Bank of China Singapore Branch, delivered speeches. Huang Qifan
delivered the keynote speech on China’s high-level opening-up, while panel discussions focused on collaborative development, including institutional innovation, green energy cooperation and industry chain complementarity, providing valuable insights and practical directions for enterprises in emerging areas such as the digital economy and sustainable development.
8. SCCCI Business Mission to Shanghai and Nanjing
From 5th to 7th Nov 25, SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng led a delegation to Shanghai. The delegation visited the 8th China International Import Expo to gain insights into emerging industries and innovation trends, and participated in key events including the 2025 Shandong-Multinationals Industrial Ecosystem Partnership Dialogue, 8th Singapore-China Trade & Investment Forum, and 13th Singapore-
10月15日，新加坡律政部长兼内政部第二部长唐振辉与贸工部兼文化、社区及青年部 高级政务部长刘燕玲一行，在虹桥商务区管委会党组书记、常务副主任孔福安的陪同 下，调研新加坡企业中心。
On 15th Oct 25, Singapore Minister for Law and Second Minister for Home Affairs Edwin Tong and Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry and Culture, Community and Youth Low Yen Ling, accompanied by Kong Fu’an, Party Secretary and Executive Deputy Director of the Hongqiao Business District Administrative Committee, visited SEC@Shanghai.
China Business Forum organised by SCCCI. The delegation also visited companies including Greenland Holdings, while some members travelled to Nanjing to visit the Singapore Nanjing Eco Hi-Tech Island to better understand collaboration outcomes in eco-technology and sustainable development. The visit strengthened bilateral cooperation across trade, finance, technology and other sectors through high-level dialogues, forums and business exchanges.
9. Singapore Academy of Law’s Study Trip to Beijing
From 10th to 12th Nov 25, SEC@Shanghai coordinated a study visit for the Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) to Beijing, arranging visits to Powerlaw AI Tech, Wusong Network Technology Co., Ltd., and the China Justice Big Data Institute. SAL engaged these organisations in in-depth discussions on frontier topics such as artificial intelligence in legal document processing, judicial big data applications and legal technology solutions, facilitating professional exchanges and resource matching between Singapore and China in the legal tech domain.
10. Co-hosting “Gathering Business Strength, Embarking on a New Journey” Xuhui District Special Event on Serving Private Enterprises Going Global & the 6th Roundtable on Government-Enterprise Communication
On 19th Dec 25, this event was successfully held at the Caohejing Conference Centre. Co-organised by the Xuhui District Federation of Industry and Commerce (General Chamber of Commerce), Hongmei Subdistrict Office and SEC@Shanghai, the event focused on policy guidance, professional support and enterprise practices to support companies in expanding overseas. SEC@Shanghai Director Huang Fei shared market opportunities and the investment environment in ASEAN, particularly Singapore, from a local perspective, fostering dialogue on new opportunities for globalisation.
11. Providing Advisory and Liaison Support for the Establishment of Chamber of International Commerce Shanghai’s Singapore Representative Office
The Chamber of International Commerce Shanghai (Shanghai Council for the Promotion of International Trade, CCPIT Shanghai) explored establishing a representative office in Singapore in the form of a social organisation to provide business services for
Shanghai enterprises in Singapore. SEC@Shanghai provided preliminary advisory support on establishment requirements, institutional structure and approval procedures, and facilitated coordination with SCCCI member company Achieve Career Consultant Pte Ltd to assist with the registration process. The representative office was pre-launched in Shanghai on 26th Dec 25 and was scheduled to officially commence operations in Singapore on 1st Feb 26.
IV. Strengthening Engagement with Government Agencies and Business Associations
In 2025, SEC@Shanghai maintained close communication and collaboration with municipal and district-level government agencies in Shanghai, including the Development and Reform Commission, Foreign Affairs Office, Commerce Commission, Federation of Industry and Commerce, CCPIT, relevant government-affiliated think tanks, and district-level investment promotion authorities. SEC@Shanghai also received delegations from government agencies and business associations across multiple provinces and cities, including Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shandong, Yunnan, Guangdong, Shaanxi and Hunan, serving as a bridge between Singapore enterprises and local markets, and facilitating engagements between these delegations and SCCCI.
In December 2024, SEC@Shanghai was selected as part of the second batch of “Shanghai Global Partners for Foreign Investment Promotion”. Through continued participation in trade and economic activities, as well as interviews with various media outlets, SEC@Shanghai further enhanced the visibility and influence of both SCCCI and SEC@Shanghai in China.
9月10日，中心被成都市对外开放合 作促进中心授牌成为首批“开放成 都”海外合作伙伴。左四为中心邓俊 副主任。
On 10th Sep 25, SEC@Chengdu was appointed as one of the first batch of “Open Chengdu” Overseas Partners by the Chengdu Opening-up and International Cooperation Center. SEC@Chengdu Deputy Director Deng Jun is fourth from the left.
致力为新加坡商家提供咨询服务
2025年，新加坡企业中心成都代表处（“中心”）在新加坡企业发展局的“本地 企业与协会发展计划”（LEAD）下，继续为计划到中国西部投资、营运与发展 的新加坡企业提供必要的咨询与协助；同时，中心也鼓励中国企业通过新加坡设 立区域总部，投资亚细安及携手新加坡企业拓展区域业务。截至2025年12月，中 心全年为新加坡企业提供96例咨询服务。
协助新加坡企业设立海外机构
中心继续协助新加坡企业在成都进行公司注册。中心与西部的相关政府部门建立 良好合作关系，后者为新加坡企业提供免费注册地址（注册需要实际办公地址的 除外）。
接待新加坡国立教育学院学校 管理及领导力课程代表团
3月11日，新加坡国立教育学院学校 管理及领导力课程的14人代表团到访 成都进行考察。中心邓俊副主任向代 表团详细介绍中心的职能及为促进双 边合作所搭建的平台。随后的问答环 节交流活跃，代表团成员踊跃提问， 探讨深入。
接待新加坡家具工业理事会商 业代表团
4月20日至23日，新加坡家具工业理 事会组织八家会员企业赴成都考察家 具市场。吸引代表团到访的关键在于 成都作为中国重要家具产业集群所具 备的领先环保生产标准。代表团此行 重点参访10家当地代表性家具工厂， 深入考察定制家居与智能生产，并与 本土企业座谈交流可持续模式。本中 心陪同考察。
首批“开放成都”海外合作 伙伴
9月10日，中心被授予首批“开放成 都”海外合作伙伴称号。成都市对外 开放合作促进中心主持授牌仪式。双 方将以此为契机建立更紧密的合作关 系，在市场拓展、项目对接、双向投 资与贸易等领域深化协作，共同支持 与服务两国企业开拓国际市场。
参加2025四川 — 南亚东南亚国 家工商发展合作大会
9月9日至11日，中心邓俊副主任受邀 参加此次大会。此外，中心还协调邀 请新加坡立杰律师事务所等三家新加 坡企业代表共同与会。
协助举办“中国（成都）— 新加坡绿色食品经贸合作交流活动”
10月20日，由成都市商务局、成都市经济和信息化局、成都市新经济发展委员会 支持，新加坡企业发展局、成都市对外开放合作促进中心主办，四川省一带一路 经贸合作促进会与中心承办的这场交流活动在成都成功举行。活动汇聚两地政府 代表、新川创新科技园、食品及消费领域行业专家，以及30余家成都食品企业与 10家新加坡食品企业，围绕食品产业合作、市场拓展、创新发展等主题，深入交 流、共谋机遇。
中心副主任邓俊介绍中心所提供的“一站式”专业服务，涵盖商业咨询、市场信 息、商务配对等核心内容，为两地企业的高效合作搭建坚实桥梁。在企业路演环 节，10家新加坡食品企业代表依次发布合作需求，三家成都食品企业进行专题推 介。现场30余家成都企业与新加坡企业围绕供应链协同、市场拓展、品牌共建等 话题深入交流。
10月21日，新加坡工商界代表团在中心和新都区商务局陪同下，赴新都区考察中 冠、达利食品工厂，实地参观生产线并与企业负责人交流座谈；也走访山姆会员 店、麦德龙超市，深入了解成都食品产业的坚实基础与消费市场的广阔前景。
加强与中国西部各地政府和商协会的联系和交流，扩大宣传总商会 和企业中心
中心受邀出席中国西部各地政府和商协会的交流活动，以此扩大宣传总商会及中 心，包括“第112届全国糖酒商品交易会”、“第七届西洽会”、“一带一路” 中外知名创新型企业创投论坛、“一带一路”国家工商界暨四川贸促国际交流活 动、“第十届中国（成都）智慧产业国际博览会”、“2025年中外知名企业四川 行活动”、“2025外资机构成都行活动”等。
此外，中心陆续接待天府国际技术转移中心、南充市贸促会、西安市投资合作 局、成都企业联合会、重庆市巫溪县人民政府、新加坡管理学院、新加坡生产力 中心等机构来访，了解中心的职能。
策划并协助新加坡企发局组织的食品企业考察团，赴重庆考察
10月22日至24日，中心策划并协助新加坡企发局组织的食品企业考察团，赴重庆 考察商超供应链机构、食品工业园区、开展中新（重庆）农业合作计划企业对接 会，借此行为考察团企业打开重庆市场。
11月2日至4日，中心参加由重庆市委、重庆市人民政府举办的全球渝商大会。总 商会高泉庆会长录制视频，祝贺大会成功举办。
9月29日，中心参加新加坡贸工部、重庆市人民政府共同举办的此次系列活动， 活动旨在呈现中新互联互通项目合作成果，展现新加坡城市魅力。通过美食、文 化、艺术等多领域互动，促进渝新两地人文交流经贸合作。总商会黄山忠前任会 长参加开幕式活动及观看呈现渝新文化相关的无人机表演。
Offering Business Advisory for Singapore Companies
In 2025, under the Local Enterprise and Association Development (LEAD) programme administered by Enterprise Singapore, the Singapore Enterprise Centre @ Chengdu (SEC@Chengdu) provided business advisory and assistance for Singapore companies planning to invest or venture into China. SEC@Chengdu also organised seminars to encourage China enterprises to set up regional headquarters in Singapore, invest in ASEAN countries and partner Singapore companies to explore regional markets. By the end of December 2025, SEC@Chengdu provided business advisory for 96 Singapore companies.
SEC@Chengdu assisted Singapore investors to register companies in Chengdu. SEC@ Chengdu established close cooperation with relevant government departments in Western China, which offered free registered addresses for Singapore companies (except for those which required physical offices).
On 11th Mar 25, a 14-member delegation from the Management and Leadership in Schools Programme at NIE Singapore visited Chengdu for an educational study tour. Deputy Director Deng Jun shared about SEC@Chengdu’s functions and the platforms established to promote bilateral cooperation. This was followed by an interactive Q&A session, where participants engaged in in-depth discussions.
From 20th to 23rd Apr 25, the Singapore Furniture Industries Council (SFIC) organised a delegation of eight member companies to Chengdu for a study tour of the furniture market. The delegation was drawn by Chengdu’s strong environmental production standards as one of China’s major furniture industry clusters. The delegation visited 10 local furniture factories, gaining in-depth insights into customised home furnishings and smart manufacturing processes, and exchanged views with local enterprises on sustainable business models. SEC@Chengdu accompanied the delegation on the tour.
Appointed Among the First Batch of “Open Chengdu” Overseas Partners
On 10th Sep 25, SEC@Chengdu was appointed as one of the first batch of “Open Chengdu” Overseas Partners by the Chengdu Opening-up and International Cooperation Center. This appointment marked the beginning of closer collaboration between both parties to deepen cooperation in areas such as market expansion, project matching, two-way investment and trade, jointly supporting enterprises from both Singapore and China in their internationalisation efforts.
From 9th to 11th Sep 25, SEC@Chengdu Deputy Director Deng Jun was invited to attend this conference. SEC@Chengdu also coordinated and facilitated the participation of three Singapore companies including Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP.
Co-organising “China (Chengdu)-Singapore Economic and Trade Cooperation Event on Green Food”
On 20th Oct 25, this was successfully held in Chengdu. The event was supported by the Chengdu Municipal Commerce Bureau, Chengdu Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology, and Chengdu Commission for the Development of New Economy; co-hosted by Enterprise Singapore and the Chengdu Opening-up
10月20日，中心协助举办“中国（成 都） — 新加坡绿色食品经贸合作交流 活动”。
On 20th Oct 25, SEC@Chengdu co-organised the “China (Chengdu)Singapore Economic and Trade Cooperation Event on Green Food”.
and International Cooperation Center; and co-organised by SEC@Chengdu and Sichuan Promotion Association for the Belt and Road Initiative. It brought together government representatives from both Chengdu and Singapore, representatives from the SingaporeSichuan Hi-Tech Innovation Park and industry experts from the food and consumer sectors. More than 40 enterprises participated, with over 30 from Chengdu and 10 from Singapore, with discussions focusing on green food industry collaboration, market expansion and innovative development.
食品考察团参观江津食品工业园区。
The West China Business Mission food enterprise delegation visited the Jiangjin Food Industrial Park.
Deputy Director Deng Jun introduced SEC@Chengdu’s “one-stop” professional services, which encompass business advisory, encompassing business advisory, market information, and business matching, aimed at facilitating and strengthening bilateral enterprise cooperation. At the business pitching session, representatives from the 10 Singapore companies presented their collaboration needs, followed by thematic presentations by three Chengdu-based food enterprises. The exchanges were highly interactive, with enterprises from both sides engaging in practical discussions on supply chain integration, market entry strategies, and joint brand development.
On 21st Oct 25, accompanied by SEC@Chengdu and the Xindu District Commerce Bureau, the Singapore business delegation visited Zhongguan and Dali food factories in Xindu District. The delegation toured production lines and held discussions with company management, before visiting Sam’s Club and METRO supermarket to gain deeper insights into Chengdu’s food industry ecosystem and the strong potential of its consumer market.
Strengthening Contact and Exchange with Local Governments and Business Associations in Western China
SEC@Chengdu was invited to attend events with various business associations and governments in Western China, with the objective of promoting SCCCI and SEC@ Chengdu. These events included “The 112th China Food and Drinks Fair”, “The 7th
China West International Investment and Trade Fair”, “2025 Belt and Road Innovation and Investment Summit for Global Enterprises”, “Business Circles of Belt and Road Countries and Sichuan International Trade Promotion Exchange Event”, “The 10th China (Chengdu) Smart Industry International Expo”, “Well-Known Chinese and Foreign Enterprises’ Visit to Sichuan 2025 Investment Promotion Conference” and “2025 Foreign Investment Institutions’ Tour to Chengdu”.
SEC@Chengdu also received visits from Tianfu International Technology Transfer Center, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) Nanchong Sub-council, Xi’an Investment Cooperation Bureau, Chengdu Enterprise Confederation, the People’s Government of Wuxi County (Chongqing Municipality), Singapore Institute of Management and Singapore Productivity Centre to learn more about SEC@Chengdu.
Planned and assisted Enterprise Singapore in organizing the West China Business Mission food enterprise delegation to visit Chongqing
From 22nd to 24th Oct 25, SEC@Chengdu planned and assisted Enterprise Singapore in organising a West China Business Mission comprising food enterprises to Chongqing. During the visit, the delegation inspected supermarket supply chain facilities and food industrial parks, and participated in a business matching session under the China–Singapore (Chongqing) agricultural cooperation initiative. The mission aimed to support participating enterprises in exploring and entering the Chongqing market.
From 2nd to 4th Nov 25, SEC@Chengdu participated in this conference hosted by the CPC Chongqing Municipal Committee and the Chongqing Municipal People’s Government.
SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng recorded a video message to congratulate the organisers on the successful conference.
总商会黄山忠前任会长参加“2025重庆·新加坡体验周”开幕式，并观看呈现渝新文 化相关的无人机表演。
SCCCI Immediate Past President Roland Ng attended the opening ceremony of “2025 Experience Singapore Week in Chongqing” and viewed a drone performance featuring Chongqing-Singapore cultural themes.
2025 Experience Singapore Week in Chongqing
On 29th Sep 25, SEC@Chengdu participated in a series of activities of under the “2025 Experience Singapore Week in Chongqing”, jointly organised by the Singapore Ministry of Trade and Industry and the Chongqing Municipal People’s Government. The programme showcased the achievements of the China–Singapore Connectivity Initiative and highlighted Singapore’s cultural vibrancy. Through interactive activities spanning cuisine, culture and the arts, the event promoted people-to-people exchanges and strengthened economic and trade ties between Chongqing and Singapore. SCCCI Immediate Past President Roland Ng attended the opening ceremony and viewed a drone performance featuring Chongqing–Singapore cultural themes.
10月22日，江苏代表处受邀参加2025“城市国际化紫金友好使者选聘仪式”。
On 22nd Oct 25, the Jiangsu Representative Office was invited to attend 2025 Appointment Ceremony of “Zijin Friendship Ambassador of Nanjing Urban Internationalization”.
协助组织总商会商业代表团出访南京
11月7日，总商会商业代表团访问南京，参访中新南京生态科技岛，参观科创中 心规划展示馆和智立方产业园区。
协助安排江苏政府拜访总商会
代表处协助安排江苏省南京市生态科技岛经开区管理委员会拜访总商会。
加强与江苏各级政府和商协会的联系和交流，扩大宣传总商会
代表处受邀出席江苏各级政府和商协会主办的交流活动，以此扩大宣传总商会， 包括“南京江北新区国际投资合作招商会”、“2025第十七届无锡国际新能源展 览会”、2025“城市国际化紫金友好使者选聘仪式”等。
总商会商业代表团成员在中新南京生态科技岛合影留念。
Members of the SCCCI business delegation at the Singapore-Nanjing Eco Hi-Tech Island.
On 7th Nov 25, the SCCCI business delegation visited the Singapore-Nanjing Eco HiTech Island. The delegation toured the Exhibition Hall of the Science and Innovation Center and Intelligent Cube Industrial Park.
The Jiangsu Representative Office coordinated the Administration Committee of the Nanjing Eco High-Tech Island Economic Development Zone’s visit to SCCCI.
Strengthening Contact and Exchange with Local Governments and Business Associations in Jiangsu
The Jiangsu Representative Office was invited to attend exchange events with Jiangsu governments and business associations, with the objective of promoting SCCCI. These events included “The Nanjing Jiangbei New Area International Investment and Cooperation Promotion Conference”, “The 17th Wuxi International Renewable Energy Exhibition” and 2025 Appointment Ceremony of “Zijin Friendship Ambassador of Nanjing Urban Internationalization”.
11月7日，总商会商业代表团访问南京，参 访中新南京生态科技岛。
On 7th Nov 25, the SCCCI business delegation visited the Singapore-Nanjing Eco Hi-Tech Island.
在总商会吴绍均副会长（左一）的见证下，黄健华主席（左二）代表管理学院与新加坡董事协会签署合作备忘录。
Witnessed by SCCCI Vice-President Ng Siew Quan (far left), Chairman Patrick Ng (second from left) represented SCCIOB at the signing of an MOU with the Singapore Institute of Directors.
在全球经济不确定性加剧、贸易紧张局势升级以及市场环境迅速变化的背景下， 新加坡中华总商会管理学院更加关注总商会会员、商团及中小企业不断变化的需 求。学院积极推动与合作伙伴的战略关系，系统性推出多项定制化课程，涵盖商 业与领导力发展、数码转型与人工智能，以及可持续发展等重点领域，协助企业 应对复杂多变的市场环境，并运用科技推动业务转型升级。
在当今快速变化的经济环境中，数码化已不再是可有可无的竞争优势，而是企业 提升竞争力、韧性和可持续增长的关键驱动力。学院与高等学府及数码与信息技 术服务商紧密合作，联合策划一套全面、实用且具前瞻性的课程体系，内容涵盖 生成式人工智能、数据分析、网络安全韧性及数码化办公等重点领域。这些课程 强调实践与应用，协助学员将前沿的数码技能有效转化为实际工作能力，从而提 升工作效率与业务表现。同时，学院还策划多项与领导力发展与可持续发展相关 的行业课程，支持企业在转型过程中同步提升管理能力与长期发展韧性。
作为企业转型的关键推动者，企业 家、董事及领导团队的治理能力至关 重要。为此，学院特别设计一系列领 导力课程，从《四大名著》及《孙子 兵法》中汲取东方精髓，并将其转化 为可用于实践管理的现代领导策略。
课程将传统智慧与现代管理理念相结 合，协助企业领导者拓展战略视野、 强化决策能力，提升领导力水平，从 而推动企业稳健发展与持续成长。
加强专业合作，助力企业成长 借助与高等学府及专业合作伙伴合作 的初步成功经验，学院进一步拓展专 业合作渠道，联合开发行业相关的 应用型课程，提升企业领导者及员工 的实用知识与核心技能。学院还与多 家在科技行业领先的技能方案提供商 建立战略合作关系，共同开发定制课 程，推动企业可使用的数码工具，并 将人工智能和成功案例应用到业务运 营中。
此外，学院与南洋理工学院合作，共同开发数码应用、生成式人工智能和可持续 发展等相关课程，助力企业掌握前沿能力，强化企业竞争力、敏捷应变能力与长 期发展韧性。
学院也与新加坡董事协会（SID）合作，逐步开发有关公司治理及法规要求的专 项课程，协助总商会会员及商团领导在不断变化的商业环境中，以更具前瞻性的 监管思维引领企业稳健发展。
为支持新加坡旅游业的可持续性发展，学院扩展其导游认证课程体系，增设专业 发展课程，进一步提升导游行业的专业水平。作为国家前线大使，导游直接影响 游客的日常体验及对新加坡的印象。打造一支高素质、专业能力突出的导游队 伍，将进一步巩固新加坡作为世界级旅游胜地的声誉与竞争优势。
学院还成功举办为期半天的“学习与行业交流日”活动，吸引200余名旅游业专 业人士参加，包括专业导游、旅行社管理层、企业领导及政府官员。该活动也为 业界搭建宝贵的交流平台，让参与者更深一层了解行业趋势、并向新加坡旅游局 获奖的导游及业界专家学习成功的案例与心得。
总商会吴绍均副会长（左四）和管理学院黄健华主席（中）与新加坡董事协会及南洋 理工学院管理层合影，进一步加强专业合作与伙伴关系。
SCCCI Vice-President Ng Siew Quan (fourth from left) and SCCIOB Chairman Patrick Ng (middle) with senior management from the Singapore Institute of Directors and Nanyang Polytechnic, strengthening professional collaboration and partnerships.
管理学院向新加坡木材厂商总会执委会介绍数码，可持续性与推动企业人才发展的相关课程。
Sharing with the Board of Committee of the Singapore Timber Association on SCCIOB’s programmes to support enterprise and workforce capability development.
推进数码转型，提升运营效率 学院也积极推进数码转型，通过升级 学习管理系统（LMS 2.0）及引用微 软智能助手（Microsoft Copilot），来 提升课程学习成效、营运效率及系统 化能力。LMS 2.0支持混合式与多语 种学习，并通过人工智能进行分析， 更精准地监控学员进度与学习成果。 系统还将与AIMS系统整合，进一步优 化课程管理、学员参与及资源配置。
同时，引用Copilot也将简化行政流程，减少人工操作，降低人为失误，提高员工 生产力，使团队能够善用人力资源和专注于具高价值的工作。
学院管理层也积极监督及执行新加坡精深技能发展局（SSG）质量评估框架 （TPQA）的管理与运营标准，不断更新与提升治理水平和教学质量。经过系统 化的持续改进和严谨的筹备，学院于2025年4月荣获SSG所颁发的最高评级（一 级）的荣誉。
该评级不仅体现学院在行政管理架构、课程设计和教学质量等方面达到SSG的最 高标准，也进一步巩固学院作为值得信赖的培训机构所享有的地位，并协助中小 企业在推动公司转型及技能提升策略来规划有效课程。同时为争取更高课程的培 训补贴奠定坚实基础。
Amid heightened global economic uncertainty, escalating trade tensions, and rapidly shifting market dynamics, the Singapore Chinese Chamber Institute of Business (SCCIOB) has heightened its focus on the evolving needs of SCCCI members, trade associations and SMEs. Through collaborative and partnership initiatives, SCCIOB has developed a suite of targeted programmes encompassing business and leadership excellence, digitalisation and AI, and sustainability to support enterprises in navigating market challenges and adopting technology for business success.
In today’s rapidly evolving economic landscape, digitalisation is no longer a discretionary advantage but a fundamental driver of competitiveness, resilience, and sustainable growth. In 2025, SCCIOB collaborated closely with Institutes of Higher Learning (IHLs) and leading technology solution providers to deliver a suite of practical, future-ready programmes in Generative AI, data analytics, cyber resilience, and digital workplace productivity. Designed with a strong emphasis on hands-on application, these programmes enabled enterprises to translate digital capabilities into tangible improvements in productivity and operational efficiency.
Recognising that effective leadership underpins successful enterprise transformation, SCCIOB curated distinctive leadership programmes drawing on the Four Great Classical Novels and Sun Tzu’s Art of War. By translating timeless Eastern wisdom into applied leadership principles, these programmes sharpened strategic thinking, strengthened decision-making, and equipped business leaders to steer their organisations with confidence through uncertainty, contributing to long-term business resilience and sustainable growth.
Building on the early success and insights gained from close collaboration with IHLs and professional partners, SCCIOB expanded its collaborative pathways to co-curate industry-relevant, applied learning programmes that equip business leaders and employees with practical knowledge and in-demand skills. Through strategic partnerships with leading solution providers, SCCIOB further developed targeted programmes to enable enterprises to leverage digital tools effectively, adopt Generative AI responsibly and embed best practices into business operations.
总商会董事与企业家及商界领袖共同 参与《孙子兵法》课程，以提升战略 思维。
SCCCI Council Members participating in the Sun Tzu’s Art of War programme to enhance strategic thinking with entrepreneurs and business leaders.
企业管理层参与学院专业发展课程，持续提升技能与专业能力。
Business executives attending Professional Development Programmes at SCCIOB.
In addition, SCCIOB forged a strategic collaboration with Nanyang Polytechnic to deliver a suite of programmes in digital applications, Generative AI and sustainability, strengthening enterprises with future-ready capabilities to remain competitive, adaptable and resilient in a rapidly evolving business landscape.
To further enhance governance capabilities among SCCCI members and business owners, SCCIOB partnered with the Singapore Institute of Directors (SID) to co-develop targeted courses on corporate governance and regulatory responsibilities for SME owners and company directors. These programmes enhanced directors’ regulatory awareness, strengthened board-level oversight, and equipped leaders to steer their organisations with confidence amid increasing market complexity and disruption.
As part of its contribution to the sustainable growth of Singapore’s tourism economy, SCCIOB expanded its qualifying courses with structured professional development pathways for tour guides, aimed at further professionalising the tour guiding profession. As frontline ambassadors who shape visitors’ experiences and perceptions daily, a highly skilled, knowledgeable and professional tour guide community is critical to enhancing Singapore’s reputation as a world-class destination and strengthening the long-term competitiveness of the tourism sector.
In support of industry capability building and engagement, SCCIOB also hosted a successful “Learning and Industry Engagement Day”, attracting over 200 participants from across the tourism ecosystem, including professional tour guides, travel agency leaders, business owners and government representatives. The event served as a valuable platform for knowledge exchange, industry dialogue and the sharing of best practices, featuring professional insights from Singapore Tourism Board’s award-winning tour guides and industry practitioners, reinforcing SCCIOB’s role as a connector between skills development and industry advancement.
SCCIOB continued to advance its digital transformation through enhancements of the Learning Management System (LMS 2.0) and the adoption of Microsoft Copilot, leveraging Generative AI to elevate both learning delivery and institutional operations. LMS 2.0 enables blended and multilingual learning, supported by AI-driven analytics that provide real-time insights into learner engagement, programme effectiveness, and learning progress. Its integration with the AIMS enrolment system has optimised programme management, resource allocation, and the overall learner experience.
Meanwhile, Microsoft Copilot has streamlined administrative and compliance workflows, reduced manual effort and minimised errors, enabling staff to focus on higher-value activities such as programme innovation, learner support, and stakeholder engagement. Collectively, these initiatives have strengthened operational efficiency, data-driven decision-making, and SCCIOB’s ability to deliver scalable, learner-centric, and future-ready education solutions.
As part of its ongoing commitment to develop into an Institute of Excellence, SCCIOB undertook a rigorous review and strengthening of its governance policies and operational standards in line with the SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) Training Partners Quality Assurance (TPQA) framework. Through consistent operational discipline and thorough preparation for assessment, SCCIOB achieved the highest Grade 1 rating from SSG in April 2025.
This achievement reflected SCCIOB’s adherence to the highest standards in governance, curriculum design and delivery quality, ensuring learners receive enriching and effective learning experiences. The Grade 1 rating also enhanced SCCIOB’s credibility as a trusted training partner, enabling greater access to SSG-supported upskilling initiatives and SME transformation programmes with higher subsidy.
新加坡中华总商会基金2025年所获得的捐款为:
中华总商会产业私人有限公司
新加坡中华总商会基金2025年所作出的捐款为:
新加坡宗乡会馆联合总会40周年庆典晚宴
国家文物局基金 — 讲华语运动
推广华语理事会 — 新加坡华语资料库
文化、社区及青年部长兼律政部第二部长唐振辉（左三）担任“落地生根：公民权之旅”巡回展推介仪式主宾，与高泉庆会长 （右三）、蔡天宝名誉会长（左二）、蔡其生名誉会长（右二）、吴绍均副会长（左一）和李慧玲文教委员合影。
Minister for Culture, Community and Youth & Second Minister for Law Edwin Tong (third from left) officiated the launch of the “Sojourners to Citizens: The Citizenship Journey” Roving Exhibition, accompanied by SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng (third from right), Honorary President Dr Chua Thian Poh (second from left), Honorary President Thomas Chua Kee Seng (second from right), Vice-President Ng Siew Quan (far left) and Culture, Education and Community Committee Council Member Lee Huay Leng.
总商会华商文化基金自2019年4月9日成立以来，主要负责本基金的常设展览、 研究出版、文物典藏和文化活动，携手推广总商会的历史和传承华商文化。
第58届悼念日本占领时期死难人民祭礼暨全面防卫日纪念活动 2月15日，本基金和全面防卫与联系署在战争纪念公园举办日本占领时期死难 人民纪念碑前举行祭礼仪式。仪式主宾是国务资政兼国家安全统筹部长张志贤。
现场出席祭礼的450位来宾包括总商会董事、新加坡武装部队代表、新加坡武装 部队退役军人同盟代表、宗教领袖、各国外交使节、学生代表及军乐团。
配合新加坡建国60周年、二战结束80周年，本基金也在祭礼仪式结束前邀请国务 资政张志贤推介“居安思危 —— 总商会学习之旅”。这项学习之旅涵盖立于滨海 公园和战争纪念公园的三个战争纪念碑，即世界大战阵亡战士纪念碑、日本占领 时期死难人民纪念碑和林谋盛纪念碑，并透过导览以提醒国人居安思危、保家卫 国的重要性。
“铭记历史 携手前进”日本占领时期死难人民纪念碑巡回展 本基金在2023年推介的“铭记历史 携手前进”日本占领时期死难人民纪念碑巡 回展，今年并于1月至3月在裕廊先驱初级学院展出，吸引超过3000名师生和公 众参访。策展研究员也为40位学生进行导览培训，让学生学以致用，向同窗讲解 历史。
透过学校、图书馆和社区空间的展示机会，让更多社会大众了解总商会领导建造 死难人民纪念碑背后的意义，进一步扩大国民教育的推广。
“落地生根：公民权之旅”巡回展
配合建国60周年，本基金于4月7日为“落地生根：公民权之旅”巡回展举行推 介仪式，并邀请文化、社区及青年部长兼律政部第二部长唐振辉担任推介仪式主 宾。该展览以1947年总商会展开公民权运动为起点，回顾新加坡走向自治与建国 的重要历程，并让公众进一步反思公民权对国人与新加坡的意义。
唐振辉部长在致辞时表示：“权利之外，公民权也带来责任，要关心其他国人， 为我们共同的未来出力。”高泉庆会长则在致辞时表示：“公民权是无数先贤奋 斗争取的宝贵成果，得来不易，我们务必饮水思源和用心珍惜。”
推介仪式约180人出席，包括总商会董事、新加坡宗乡会馆联合总会及各属会理 事、总商会会员及学生代表等。由于总商会是登记处之一，冯丽卿女士曾于1958 年来到总商会进行公民权登记活动，她和她的先生郑社心也出席了当天的活动。
巡回展于4月7日至14日在嘉庚堂展出以后，也分别在11个地点进行展出，详情 如下：
• 5月：南洋女中、彰德小学
• 6月：新加坡食品展（新加坡博览中心）、国家图书馆
• 7月：先驱小学、南侨中学
• 8月：宗乡总会国庆活动（大巴窑中心）、醒南小学、卍慈学校
• 9月：榜鹅综合社区中心（颜金勇副总理出席榜鹅综合社区中心开幕一周年庆 典后莅临巡回展）、勿洛民众联络所
截至12月，该巡回展一共吸引3万7600名访客参观，2026年将继续协调前往更多 学校及社区，以推广国民教育。
新马华商文化研讨会
9月26日至27日，本基金与新加坡国 立大学中文系联合举办为期两天的第 二届“新马华商文化研讨会”。总商 会文教与社会事务委员会陈康威主席 与新加坡国立大学中文系许齐雄副主 任先后致辞，为活动拉开序幕。白南 泉董事、何乃全董事及李秉 蘐 名誉董 事亦出席活动。
研讨会邀请本地与海外的八位学者 发表论文，包括杨妍博士、张慧梅 博士，李健友博士、詹缘端主任， 李培德教授、邓宇博士，吴龙云教授 及庄仁杰博士。
此次活动吸引约100位来宾出席，借 此推广华商文化研究，进一步加深公 众对新马华商历史与发展的认识。
《新加坡中华总商会董事会议 记录史料汇编（1906年至1942 年）》新书发布会
配合建国60周年，本基金出版《新加 坡中华总商会董事会议记录史料汇编 （1906年至1942年）》，共14册， 并于9月26日在“新马华商文化研讨 会”上举行推介仪式，以推广总商会 的华商文化研究成果。国家图书馆、 国家档案馆、新加坡国立大学图书馆 及南洋理工大学图书馆代表于会上接 受新书捐赠。这套史料汇编收录总商 会成立至战前的董事会议记录，是研 究新加坡华商和商业史的重要史料。
新加坡中华总商会华商文化馆 讲座系列 总商会华商文化馆于每个月的最后一 个星期六对外开放的同时，也推出公 开讲座系列活动，旨在进一步推广华 商文化，促进公众对总商会历史与华 商文化的了解。今年顺利举办八场讲 座，一共吸引417名听众，详情如下：
• 3月29日：主讲嘉宾赵炳和讲座 主题“1964年总商会大厦模型的 故事”
• 4月26日：主讲嘉宾列英龙博士英 语讲座着重于二战时期的新加坡 历史
• 6月28日：主讲嘉宾黄沛发讲座主 题“瓷板上的记忆：新加坡中华 总商会瓷像画的历史与工艺 —— 顺泰祥与景德镇的百年瓷艺合作”
• 7月26日：主讲嘉宾罗家成博士 英语讲座主题“牛车水商家之社 会史”
• 8月30日：主讲嘉宾陈鸿毅博士英 语讲座主题“战后新马高等教育”
• 9月6日：主讲嘉宾赖启健博士英语 讲座主题“1959年新加坡自治博 览会”
• 10月25日：主讲嘉宾郭根維博士英 语讲座主题“商会及商业史：以新 加坡中华总商会为例”
• 11月29日：主讲嘉宾李千仪英语讲座主题“驳船码头：20世纪初之亚洲贸易 中心”
与陈嘉庚基金会联合举办2025年陈嘉庚基金讲座 8月3日，本基金与陈嘉庚基金会于联合举办2025年陈嘉庚基金讲座，共同推广 本地华资银行的历史。讲座邀请杨妍博士及谢栋铭探讨本地华资银行自1933年和 丰、华商、华侨三间银行合并，到华侨银行今日跨境发展的传奇历程。此讲座一 共吸引157位公众前来嘉庚堂参与。文教与社会事务委员会周兆呈副主席代表总 商会出席。
与南洋理工大学联合举办“数码多元文化遗产：创新、传承与合 作”国际研讨会（英语）
10月2日至3日，本基金与新加坡南洋理工大学艺术设计与媒体学院于在嘉庚堂联 合举办“数码多元文化遗产：创新、传承与合作”国际研讨会。本次研讨会主题 聚焦数码科技与人工智能如何改变与提升多元文化遗产的解读、维护及传承。
大会邀请来自新加坡、美国、英国等地的10余位国内外专家发表主旨演讲与专题 分享。研讨会共吸引约100名来宾出席，青年商务委员会许小龙副主席代表总商 会出席。
总商会代表们出席“新马华商文化研讨会”与嘉宾和发表论文学者的合影。
SCCCI representatives, invited guests and esteemed speakers at the Singapore-Malaysia Chinese Business Culture Conference.
“禧街47号 —— 从大夫第到商界之家”论坛
配合大厦一甲子特展，总商会于10月7日在嘉庚堂举办“47号禧街 —— 从大夫第 到商界之家”论坛，并邀请莫缕勇先生和何培斌博士担任主讲嘉宾，分享大厦背 后的精彩故事。此论坛一共吸引120人出席，产业委员会黄健华主席代表总商会 出席并致欢迎词。
天猛公艺术基金展出总商会文物
为庆祝新加坡建国60周年，天猛公艺术基金会于9月13日至21日举办“情牵两 地：侨批故事”艺术文化展览。主宾为社会及家庭发展部兼律政部高级政务次长 蔡瑞隆。
应天猛公艺术基金会邀请，本基金借展两幅匾额：其一为1914年袁世凯大总统题 赠的“群策匡时”，其二为1920年徐世昌总统题赠的“宗风远鬯”，以推广总商 会的历史与文化。
《禧街文化导览学习之旅》图册
本基金推出《禧街文化导览学习之旅》中英双语图册，介绍13个历史文化景点， 旨在加深公众对禧街独特文化景观及其与总商会之间历史关联的认识。
同时，本基金亦培训导览义工，定期为学校、机构及社区团体提供文化导览活 动，让公众重新发现禧街的历史价值与文化意义，进一步理解总商会在本地商界 与社会发展中的贡献。
总商会华商文化馆文化推广活动
“时光之旅”假期特别节目
• 在学校假期期间，本基金推出两项特别节目：6月18日至19日的“以珠为语” 和6月21日的“会长留迹”，分别以总商会为主题的串珠工作坊及揭开历任总 商会会长故事的解谜游戏共吸引49人参与。
“居安思危”学习之旅
• 自第58届悼念日本占领时期死难人民祭礼暨全面防卫日纪念活动推出这项讲解 新加坡战争纪念碑的学习之旅后，本基金便分别于2至4月的每个周末举办12场 英文导览，也于学校假期期间的6月23日、25日及27日开放六场中英导览，一 共吸引437人参与。活动参与者在反馈问卷中表示，学习之旅增加他们对总商 会和新加坡战争历史的认知。
“禧街文化导览”学习之旅
• 本基金于10月16日、25日及30日举行四场预定的导览，也于11月12日及19日 举行两场开放让公众报名的导览，一共吸引105人参与。
总商会典藏
本基金延续往年系统性地整理内部档案资料，今年已启动总商会口述历史计划， 以记录和保存本会历史。3月至6月份已完成的访谈如下：
• 3月12日：刘泰山荣誉董事
• 3月17日：黄山忠前任会长
• 3月20日：蔡其生名誉会长
• 4月9日：蔡天宝名誉会长
• 4月16日：张松声名誉会长
• 6月16日：郑民川名誉会长（书面 访谈）
本基金将继续采访其他荣誉董事和会 员，以作为研究和出版之用。同时， 本基金持续为总商会自成立以来的文 物进行整理与记录工作，以保存总商 会珍贵历史与文化遗产。
本基金也在总商会发行的《华商》季 刊上发表四篇文章，以推广华商的历 史与文化：
1. “商界之家 坚如磐石：新加坡 中华总商会大厦一甲子庆典特展” （2025年4月）；
2. “落地生根：新加坡中华总商会与 新加坡的公民权运动”（2025年 7月）；
3. “商界之光：新加坡中华总商会的 时代印记”（2025年7月）；及
4. “阿公的故事”（2025年12月）。
新加坡中华总商会华商文化馆 总商会华商文化馆于2022年9月10日 开幕后，本基金积极展开国民教育推 广工作，向年轻一代及海内外商业社 群介绍总商会在国家发展过程中所发 挥的作用与弘扬总商会华商精神。
高泉庆会长和本会董事接待我国政要 和政府部门官员、会员、海内外商业 代表团。总商会华商文化馆于2025年 接待来自124个海内外代表团与机构， 累计访客总数达1万2700名人次。
2026年，总商会将庆祝成立120周 年，华商文化馆已于2025年年底展开 展厅内容提升、120周年特展和纪念 特刊的筹备工作。
国务资政兼国家安全统筹部长张志贤与总商会高泉庆会长一同悼念日占时期的死难人民。
Senior Minister and Coordinating Minister for National Security Teo Chee Hean and SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng at the War Memorial Service.
Since the establishment of the SCCCI Chinese Entrepreneurial Culture Foundation on 9th Apr 19, the Foundation actively promotes SCCCI’s history and the legacy of Chinese Entrepreneurial Culture through its exhibitions, research publications, collection and cultural activities.
The 58th War Memorial Service in Commemoration of the Civilian Victims of the Japanese Occupation and Total Defence Day Commemoration
On 15th Feb 25, the Foundation and NEXUS jointly held this War Memorial Service and Total Defence Day Commemoration before the Civilian War Memorial at the War Memorial Park. The Guest-of-Honour was Senior Minister and Coordinating Minister for National Security Teo Chee Hean.
450 people attended the service, including SCCCI Council members, Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) representatives, SAF Veterans’ League representatives, religious leaders, Ambassadors and Diplomats, student representatives and Singapore National Cadet Corps Command Band.
In conjunction with SG60 and the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, the Foundation invited Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean to launch the “Eternal Vigilance:
SCCCI Learning Journey”. This learning journey covered three memorials in the Esplanade Park and War Memorial Park – the Cenotaph, Civilian War Memorial and Lim Bo Seng Memorial, to remind Singaporeans the importance of staying vigilant and the need for national defence.
“Reflecting Upon the Past, Moving Forward as One: The Civilian War Memorial” Travelling Exhibition
Launched in 2023, this exhibition was displayed at Jurong Pioneer Junior College from January to March 2025, attracting more than 3,000 students, teachers and public visitors. The curator also conducted docent training
programme for 40 students, allowing the younger generation to understand Singapore’s World War II history.
This exhibition also travelled to schools, libraries and community spaces, broadening SCCCI’s efforts in National Education. This allowed the public to understand SCCCI’s role in spearheading the construction of the Civilian War Memorial and its significance.
“Sojourners to Citizens: The Citizenship Journey” Roving Exhibition
On 7th Apr 25, the Foundation launched this exhibition in celebration of SG60. The Guest-of-Honour was Minister for Culture, Community and Youth & Second Minister for Law Edwin Tong. This exhibition featured SCCCI’s campaign for Singapore Citizenship from 1947 and looked back on Singapore’s key milestones in its journey towards self-governance and independence. It provided the public with a deeper understanding of how citizenship rights came to be and its significance towards nation-building.
In his speech, Minister Edwin Tong said, “With citizenship, our first citizens gained not just rights — they gained a sense of identity and a stake in this land, that we call Singapore”. SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng also shared, “Citizenship is a hard-earned privilege, won through the relentless efforts of our forefathers. We must always remember their sacrifices and treasure what we have”.
Around 180 people attended the launch ceremony, including Council members, Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) representatives, SCCCI members and student representatives. Madam Foong Moy, who was among those who
registered for Singapore Citizenship at the registration stop at the old SCCCI premises in 1958, also attended the event with her husband Chiang Chua Sam.
Following its launch, the exhibition was displayed at the SCCCI Auditorium from 7th to 14th Apr 25 before travelling to 11 venues:
• May 2025: Nanyang Girls’ High School, Zhangde Primary School
• June 2025: Singapore Food Expo (Singapore Expo), National Library Building
• July 2025: Pioneer Primary School, Nan Chiau High School
• August 2025: SFCCA National Day event (Toa Payoh HDB Hub), Xingnan Primary School, Red Swastika School
• September 2025: One Punggol (Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong also visited the exhibition after gracing One Punggol’s first anniversary celebration), Bedok Community Centre
In 2025, 37,600 visitors visited the exhibition. In 2026, the exhibition will continue to travel to schools and community spaces to promote National Education.
From 26th to 27th Sep 25, the Foundation and National University of Singapore (NUS) Department of Chinese Studies jointly organised the 2nd Singapore-Malaysia Chinese Business Culture Conference. SCCCI Culture, Education and Community Committee Chairman Anthony Tan Kang Uei and Deputy Head of NUS Department of Chinese Studies Associate Professor Koh Khee Heong delivered opening speeches. Council Member Adrian Peh Nam Chuan, Council Member Charles Ho Nai Chuen and Honorary Council Member Dr Lee Peng Shu attended the event.
The conference invited eight esteemed speakers from local and overseas to share their research findings. The speakers were Dr Yang Yan, Dr Zhang Huimei, Dr Lee Kean Yew, Dr Chiam Yan Tuan, Professor Lee Pui Tak, Dr Deng Yu, Professor Goh Leng Hoon and Dr Henry Chong Ren Jie.
Over 100 people attended the conference. The conference aimed to promote research interests in Chinese business culture and deepen the public’s understanding of the history and development of Singapore-Malaysia Chinese businesses.
The Compilation of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry Council Meeting Minutes (1906 to 1942) Book Launch
In conjunction with SG60, the Foundation published a set of 14 volumes titled The Compilation of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry Council Meeting Minutes (1906 to 1942). On 26th Sep 25, the publication was launched at the SingaporeMalaysia Chinese Business Culture Conference. Representatives from National Library Board, National Archives of Singapore, NUS Central Library and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Library received a set each. This publication is a compilation of SCCCI’s Council meetings from its establishment to the pre-war period, which serves as an important resource in the research of Singapore Chinese business community and business history.
SCCCI Chinese Business Culture Hub Public Talk Series
Besides being open to the public on the last Saturday of every month, the SCCCI Chinese Business Culture Hub (SCBCH) also organised a series of public talks. It aims to promote the Chinese Entrepreneurial Spirit and deepen the public’s understanding of SCCCI’s history. A total of eight public talks were held, attracting a total of 417 attendees.
• On 29th Mar 25, Mr Teo Peng Hoe conducted a Mandarin talk titled “The Story of the 1964 SCCCI Building Model”.
• On 26th Apr 25, Dr Gary Lit Ying Loong conducted a talk titled “If the Sky were
to Fall… Unveiling hidden facts and forgotten history of WW2 in Singapore and Malaya”.
• On 28th Jun 25, Mr Wong Pui Fatt conducted a Mandarin talk titled “History and Craftsmanship of SCCCI Porcelain Portraits: Soon Thye Cheong and Jingdezhen Century-Old Partnership”.
• On 26th Jul 25, Dr Loh Kah Seng conducted a talk titled “Shopkeepers of Chinatown: Love and Tears”.
• On 30th Aug 25, Dr Joshua Tan conducted a talk titled “Whose Education? Merchants, Scholars and ‘Chinese’ Education in Postwar Singapore and Malaya”.
• On 6th Sep 25, Dr Lai Chee Kien conducted a talk titled “The Constitution Exposition of 1959 in Singapore”.
• On 25th Oct 25, Dr Koh Keng We conducted a talk titled “Chambers of Commerce and Business History: The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce as a Case Study”.
• On 29th Nov 25, Ms Lee Chyen Yee conducted a talk titled “Boat Quay: The Asia Emporium of the early 20th Century”.
“禧街47号 —— 从大夫第到商界之家”论坛邀请到莫缕勇（左一）和何培斌博士（左二）担任主讲嘉宾，由总商会产业委员会黄健华 主席（右二）代表总商会赠书合影。
Speakers Mok Ly Yng (first from left), Dr Ho Puay Peng (second from left) and Property Management Committee Chairman Patrick Ng (second from right) at the “47 Hill Street: From Grand Mansion to the Home of the Business Community” Forum.
2025 Tan Kah Kee Foundation Forum (Jointly Organised with Tan Kah Kee Foundation)
On 3rd Aug 25, the Foundation and Tan Kah Kee Foundation jointly organised this forum (conducted in Mandarin) to promote the history of local Chinese banks. Speakers Dr Yang Yan and Tommy Xie discussed the 1933 merger of Ho Hong Bank, Chinese Commercial Bank and Oversea-Chinese Bank, and its subsequent developments. A total of 157 people attended the forum. Culture, Education and Community Committee Vice-Chairman Dr Zhou Zaocheng represented SCCCI at the forum.
“Digital Multicultural Heritage: Innovation, Continuity, and Collaboration” Forum (Jointly Organised with NTU School of Art, Design and Media and Singapore Society of Asian Studies)
From 2nd to 3rd Oct 25, the Foundation, NTU School of Art, Design and Media, and Singapore Society of Asian Studies jointly organised this forum at the SCCCI Auditorium. The forum focused on how digital technology and AI could change and improve the ways we express, safeguard and sustain cultural heritage.
The forum invited 10 speakers from Singapore, America, United Kingdom and other countries to share their research findings. A total of 100 people attended the forum. Youth Business Affairs Committee Vice-Chairman Richard Koh Seoh Leng represented SCCCI at the event.
“47 Hill Street: From Grand Mansion to the Home of the Business Community” Forum
In conjunction with the “Home to the Business Community: SCCCI Building Diamond Jubilee Celebration” Special Exhibition, the Foundation organised this forum on 7th Oct 25 at the SCCCI Auditorium. Speakers Mok Ly Yng and Dr Ho Puay Peng shared fascinating stories behind the SCCCI building history and architecture.
The forum attracted 120 attendees. Property Management Committee Chairman Patrick Ng represented SCCCI to deliver the opening speech at the forum.
In conjunction with SG60, Temenggong Artists-In-Residence organised the “Heartstrings between Two Homes: Qiaopi Stories” Art Exhibition from 13th to 21st Sep 25. The exhibition was launched by Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Social and Family Development Eric Chua.
At the invitation of Temenggong Artists-In-Residence, the Foundation loaned two wooden plaques for this art exhibition to promote the history and culture of SCCCI. The plaques are: “Unifying for the Future” plaque presented by Yuan Shikai, the President of the Republic of China to SCCCI in 1914, and “Apex Business Organisation with Predominant Influence” presented by Xu Shichang, President of the Republic of China to SCCCI in 1920.
Hill Street Heritage Trail Booklet
The Foundation launched the bilingual Hill Street Heritage Trail Booklet. Covering 13 historical landmarks along Hill Street, this booklet aimed to deepen public understanding of Hill Street’s unique heritage and its historical ties with SCCCI.
The Foundation also trained docents to provide regular guided tours to schools, organisations and community groups. The tours served to allow the public to rediscover the historical and cultural significance of Hill Street, as well as understand the contributions of SCCCI to the local business community and the development of Singapore.
June Holidays Special Programme
• During the June school holidays, the Foundation launched two special programmes centred around SCCCI’s history. The “Threading the Chamber’s Story: One Bead at a Time” beading workshop was held from 18th to 19th Jun 25. The “Tracing Legacies: Uncovering the Stories of our Presidents” mystery game was held on 21st Jun 25. A total of 49 people participated in the programmes.
“Eternal Vigilance: SCCCI Learning Journey”
• Following the launch of the “Eternal Vigilance: SCCCI Learning Journey” at the 58th War Memorial Service, the Foundation held 12 weekly guided tours from February to April 2025 to share with the public the story of the war memorials in Singapore. On 23rd, 25th and 27th Jun 25, six more guided tours were held. A total of 437 people participated in these tours.
“Hill Street Heritage Trail” Learning Journey
• The Foundation held four guided tours of the “Hill Street Heritage Trail” Learning Journey on 16th, 25th and 30th Oct 25 and two guided tours on 12th and 19th Nov 25. A total of 105 people participated in these tours.
SCCCI Collection
The Foundation continued the systematic organisation of SCCCI’s
archival materials. In 2025, the Foundation commenced the SCCCI Oral History Interview project to document and preserve SCCCI’s history. Between March and June 2025, the Foundation has completed six oral history interviews:
• 12th Mar 25: Senior Honorary Council Member Lau Tai San
• 17th Mar 25: Immediate Past President Roland Ng San Tiong
• 20th Mar 25: Honorary President Thomas Chua Kee Seng
• 9th Apr 25: Honorary President Dr Chua Thian Poh
• 16th Apr 25: Honorary President Teo Siong Seng
• 16th Jun 25: Honorary President Tay Beng Chuan (Written Interview)
The Foundation will continue with interviews of other Honorary Council Members and SCCCI members for future research and publication purposes. At the same time, the Foundation continues to organise and inventorise SCCCI’s artefacts from over its 119-year history, preserving SCCCI’s history and heritage.
Group photograph of staff from Chinese Development Assistance Council (CDAC) participating in the “Hill Street Heritage Trail” Mandarin Learning Journey.
The Foundation contributed four articles to the quarterly Chinese Entrepreneur magazine. This magazine is published by the Research & Publications Committee to promote the Chinese entrepreneurial history and culture.
1. “Home to the Business Community: SCCCI Diamond Jubilee Celebration Special Exhibition” (April 2025);
2. “Unwavering Loyalty: The People Behind the Chamber’s Fight for Citizenship” (July 2025);
3. “Beacon of the Business Community: The Legacy of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry” (July 2025); and
4. “The Story of Ah Gong” (December 2025).
With the launch of SCBCH on 10th Sep 22, the Foundation took an active approach in promoting national education to the younger Singaporeans as well as local and overseas business community. SCBCH highlights the important roles SCCCI played in national development and in the promotion of the SCCCI Chinese Entrepreneurial Spirit.
SCCCI President Kho Choon Keng and Council members hosted guests from local and foreign business groups, Singapore government officials and SCCCI members. A total of 12,700 people from 124 local and foreign delegations, institutions and schools visited SCBCH.
SCCCI will celebrate its 120th Anniversary in 2026. At the end of 2025, SCBCH commenced the gallery enhancement project as well as preparation work for the 120th Anniversary Special Exhibition and commemorative publication.
“总商会迎中秋·花好月圆聚晚晴” 在新加坡中华总商会大厦举行（晚晴 园 — 孙中山南洋纪念馆提供图片）
“Wan Qing Mid-Autumn Festival 2025 @ SCCCI” held at the SCCCI Building (Image Courtesy of Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall)
截至2025年12月31日，晚晴园 — 孙中山南洋纪念馆于馆外推广的各项活动一共 吸引74万9007名出席者参与。
展览
春到河畔2025特展《侨批千里报平安》
由晚晴园与新加坡宗乡会馆联合总会及中国福建省档案馆联合推出的《侨批千里 报平安》展览于1月27日至2月5日在滨海湾花园举行。此展系统梳理侨批在新加 坡的发展脉络，生动展现早期华族移民寄往故乡的家书与汇款凭证。作为晚晴园 持续推动青年参与文史传承项目，来自义安理工学院的24名学生也接受晚晴园中 文导览组的培训，成为本次展览的学生导览员。此特展是春到河畔2025的主要亮 点之一，总共吸引10万3000名参观者。
《岁月中牛车水的年味》巡回展
对新加坡人来说，到牛车水年货市场办年货是迎接农历新年不可或缺的传统习俗 之一。牛车水年货市场设有各种摊位，售卖林林总总的年货。男女老少喜欢逛牛 车水年货市场，除了办年货，也是为了感受年味，年货市场已成为华人社群迎接 农历新年的一个去处。通过此次展览，参观者了解新加坡早期年货市场的历史， 一窥1970年代年货市场的场景。展览先后走进牛车水大厦和榜鹅战备军协俱乐部 （SAFRA Punggol）两处场地。通过多元化的展陈方式，成功吸引共30万7360 名访客，有效拓展公众对这一重要文化节庆的认知维度与欣赏深度。
《鼓声隆隆迎端午》巡回展
此展览介绍中国农历中最受欢迎的传统节日之一 —— 端午节，包括有关端午节的 神话传说与习俗。参观者既能了解各式粽子的独特风味，亦可追溯新加坡赛龙舟 活动的古今流变。展览在全岛六个地点巡回展出，包括裕华中学、安德逊中学、 南华小学、立才中学、牛车水史密斯街及新加坡宗乡会馆联合总会。展览成功吸 引共4万8896名访客，大大提高公众对这一重要文化节日的认识和欣赏。
《品尝团圆的味道 — 人月两圆》巡回展 此展览突显中秋节背后的节日内涵。中秋节蕴涵家庭团聚、分享亲情、向往美好 的生活理想。人们在中秋时节品尝月饼，品茗茶香，也品一品中秋月圆团圆的味 道。参观者也通过展览进一步了解月饼模具和本地老字号月饼饼家。展览在全岛 六个地点巡回展出，包括新加坡女子学校、尤索夫依萨中学、立化中学、弥陀学 校、淡滨尼天地和新加坡中华总商会。展览成功吸引共19万1972名访客，显著提 升公众对这一重要文化节日的认识和欣赏。
游客在参观位于牛车水史密斯的《人间烟火气：年光里热闹的五脚基》展览（晚晴 园 — 孙中山南洋纪念馆提供图片）
Visitors reading the panels of “The Warmth and Bustle of The Five-footway” Travelling Exhibition at Smith Street, Chinatown (Image Courtesy of Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall)
《人间烟火气：年光里热闹的五 脚基》巡回展
“五脚基”作为新加坡传统建筑的重 要元素，是指老店屋前方宽度恰为五 英尺的有盖走廊。此展览突显新加坡 五脚基的丰富文化与人文历史。访客 深入了解华人先辈如何在这些历史 悠久的社区空间生活、工作和建立社 群，并探索在早期新加坡社区生活 中，先辈们繁衍生息的生活轨迹。展 览巡回至全岛两个地点，包括牛车水 史密斯街（3月7日至24日）和华侨中 学（4月5日至26日），成功吸引总计 8万4189名访客，提升公众对新加坡 文化遗产的认识与珍视。
节庆活动
2025春满人间聚晚晴
晚晴园首次与榜鹅战备军协俱乐部 合作，于1月17日至2月12日成功举 办“2025春满人间聚晚晴”，并于 2月8日至9日开展为期两天的周末主 题活动，反响热烈。
在周末主题活动中，晚晴园为大家呈 献一系列以蛇年及农历新年传统为主 题的精彩活动，包括萌萌蛇黄梨挞亲 子工作坊、《元宵传奇与彩虹汤圆》 亲子工作坊、童趣舞狮互动坊及传统 节令鼓教学坊等活动。其他免费活动 也包括中英春节童话故事会、十二生 肖传统拓印体验、戏曲脸谱手工艺、 《白蛇传》多层印章乐及春节小游 戏。周末活动也展示名为《晚晴园： 穿越历史与文化之旅》的巡回展，内 容呈现晚晴园的历史，并配合晚晴园 明信片盖章活动，供公众参与。
作为推广本地非物质文化遗产工作的 一部分，晚晴园也邀请本地艺术文化 团体呈现多元精彩的节目，包括传统 客家麒麟舞、舞龙舞狮表演，武术、 华族音乐及华族戏曲表演等。
“2025春满人间聚晚晴”活动期间总 共吸引超过9933名访客，面簿等社交 平台线上参与互动的人数也达到420 万人。
2025端午粽香溢晚晴
晚晴园携手新加坡宗乡会馆联合总会及新加坡华族文化中心，一同举办并参与于 5月25日在新加坡宗乡会馆联合总会举行的“2025端午嘉年华”。
晚晴园为公众举办多项关于端午习俗的节目，包括艾草养生锤制作、“端午习俗 对对碰”小游戏以及由讲华语运动所带来的端午童话故事会。晚晴园也设立《晚
晴园：穿越历史与文化之旅》巡回展及《鼓声隆隆迎端午》巡回展让公众了解更 多有关晚晴园及端午节的历史。
活动吸引1000多名访客，面簿等社交平台线上参与互动的人数也达到314万人。
总商会迎中秋·花好月圆聚晚晴
“总商会迎中秋·花好月圆聚晚晴”于9月27日至28日在新加坡中华总商会大厦 举行，标志着晚晴园与总商会首次携手合作的里程碑，共同将中秋佳节的欢乐氛 围带给公众。
本届中秋节以团圆、文化传承与社区凝聚为主题，推出多项免费活动，包括射虎 台、鱼型灯笼制作、月饼礼篮制作、中秋童话故事会，并展出《品尝团圆的味
道 — 人月两圆》中秋巡回展及《晚晴 园：穿越历史与文化之旅》巡回展。 此外，晚晴园也配合文物征集计划， 呈献题为《味·情·忆：新加坡华人 餐馆》的文物专题展示。
活动期间亦特别委约呈献一场名为 《乐舞天成》的华族音乐舞蹈表演， 将华族音乐与华族舞蹈相结合，表演 者在新加坡中华总商会大楼的建筑背 景下献艺，别具特色。另外，本地音 乐人余慧玲、Little Band Plus及谢欣 倪也带来多场悠扬动人的音乐表演。
与此同时，创业精神在“总商会迎中 秋·花好月圆聚晚晴”中同样蓬勃展 现。由Adamsapple策划的中秋创意 市集汇聚了本地文化、传统与新潮创 意，共40位本地年轻创业者参与，
“2025种族和宗教和谐活动”在嘉龙威购物广场举行（晚晴园 — 孙中山南洋纪念馆提供图片） “Harmony Through Heritage” held in conjunction with Harmony Fest!’25 at Kallang Wave Mall (Image Courtesy of Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall)
展示并售卖各式精致的手工艺作品， 深受公众欢迎。
为配合新加坡建国60周年，名为“和 谐之光：孔雀鱼彩灯”的户外灯笼装 置艺术亦于总商会大厦前院展出。该 装置以灵动活泼的孔雀鱼为灵感，将 传统、怀旧与国家认同感巧妙融合。
活动吸引超过3200名访客，面簿等 社交平台线上参与互动的人数也超过 336万人。
社区合作项目
2025种族和宗教和谐活动 晚晴园与印族文化馆和马来文化馆再 次合作，与欧亚裔协会携手，于7月5 至6日在嘉龙威购物广场举办为配合 Harmony Fest!’25及种族和宗教和 谐月的一系列活动，让公众深入了解 新加坡多元族群的文化。该周末活动 围绕“Art.Tea.Facts”主题展开，呈 献多项精彩节目，包括快闪展览、童 话故事会、茶叶调配与品鉴体验、传 统文化游戏、木刻版画体验活动及流 动演出等超过15项特色活动，共吸引 逾1万1700名访客参与。
本次活动得以顺利举办，有赖于多 家合作伙伴与支持机构的通力合作， 包括欧亚裔协会、文化、社区及青年 部、活力加冷体育管理公司、凯德集 团，以及国家文物局、新加坡儿童博 物馆和建国先贤纪念园等。
学生导览员培训课程 晚晴园与博物馆之友及中文义务导览 组合作，为来自七所学校的111名学 生举办学生导览培训课程。在七所学 校中，有两所为新的学校合作伙伴， 即立才中学和裕华中学。其他参与的 学校包括安德逊中学、立化中学、新 加坡女子学校、尤索夫依萨中学和工 艺教育西区学院。学生导览员接受了 培训，学习如何在晚晴园的节日巡回 展览中为同侪进行导览。
小小导览员计划
晚晴园与中文义务导览组合作，为来自两所学校的38名学生举办小小导览员培训 课程。在两所学校中，有一所为全新的学校合作伙伴，即弥陀学校。另一所参与 的学校是南华小学。学生导览员在完成培训课程后，于学校的节日活动期间为公 众进行导览，学以致用。这项由学生主导的导览活动取得良好反响，来访公众人 数达5450人。
晚晴园“相遇文化”小学课程
此课程旨在让学生了解新加坡早期华人先驱的历史和价值观，同时加深他们对华 族文化遗产的认识。配合品格与公民教育课程，学生通过主要族群的文化艺术形 式，探索新加坡社会的多元文化。
晚晴园与两所学校合作，即弥陀学校和南华小学，共610名学生参与。课程由九 名导师负责五个学习小站（书法、印章篆刻、华族戏曲、活字印刷、青铜壁画） 的教学。课程深获学校好评。
青年培育项目：晚晴青少年社区服务学习2025 此课程通过文化遗产活动促进跨代交流，让学生为乐龄人士构思和执行实践活 动。这个“德育在于行动”（Values in Action）的活动机会培养学生的团队合 作、沟通和解决问题的能力，同时让乐龄人士锻炼动作技能并加深对文化传统的 理解。晚晴园团队首次举办此项活动，落实晚晴园致力于打造包容性博物馆的目 标，通过青年主导的服务学习接触社会有需要的不同群体。
晚晴园与五个合作伙伴推行此课程，即立化中学、义安理工学院、淡马锡理工学 院、职总保健活跃乐龄中心（黄埔）和牛车水活跃乐龄中心（万达街）。课程共 有53名学生和72名乐龄人士参与。淡马锡理工学院是此项目的全新合作伙伴。
中学生文史课题研究计划：早期华人“AI聊天机器人”设计 晚晴园教育与推广团队与华侨中学合作，在中学生文史课题研究计划下指导一个 由五名中二学生组成的专题作业小组。该项目组深入研究五脚基的历史、传统、 文化和故事,并设计了五个AI聊天机器人作为其学习成果。每个聊天机器人分别以 五位早期中国移民（苦力、流动小贩、街头理发师、戏曲演员、写信佬）的原型 身份设计，供中学生进行互动对话。该项目有效实现向学生传授本地华人历史和 文化遗产知识的教学目标。
公开讲座
晚晴园于2025年举办一场公开讲座。
11月3日 Practicing Lineage Across Borders: The Globalisation of Chinese Associations in Singapore
林佳淳博士 （晚晴园 — 孙中山南洋纪念馆）
孙中山南洋纪念馆有限公司
SYSNMH was closed for building restoration and gallery revamp, all programmes and activities had been shifted off-site. As of 31st Dec 25, 749,007 individuals participated in SYSNMH’s various external outreach programmes.
SYSNMH Exhibitions
River Hongbao 2025 Exhibition: “Greetings from Afar: Chinese Remittance Letters”
In collaboration with Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Association (SFCCA) and Fujian Provincial Archives of China, this exhibition showcased the development of Chinese remittance letters in Singapore over the years. Held at Gardens by the Bay from 27th Jan to 5th Feb 25, the exhibition explored the heartfelt messages and monetary contributions sent by early Chinese migrants to their families in China. As part of SYSNMH’s efforts to engage youths, 24 students from Ngee Ann Polytechnic were trained by SYSNMH’s Mandarin Docents to be student guides for the exhibition. The 10-day exhibition was one of the main highlights of River Hongbao 2025 and attracted a total of 103,000 visitors.
Travelling Exhibition: Lunar New Year Travelling Exhibition – Uncovering the Enduring Festive Flavours of Chinatown
Singaporeans young and old like to visit Chinatown to soak in the festive atmosphere, where a blend of sights, sounds and sensations from the bustling crowd, busy stalls and auspicious decorations combine to create an ambience of festivity. The exhibition travelled to two locations across the island: Chinatown Complex and SAFRA Punggol. Through the diverse venues, the exhibition successfully reached a total of 307,360 visitors, significantly broadening public awareness and appreciation of this important cultural festival.
Travelling Exhibition: “Dragon Boat Festival: Of Thumping Drumbeats and Delicious Dumplings”
The exhibition has shed light on the myths, legends, and customs of one of the most celebrated festivals on the Chinese lunar calendar. The exhibition allowed visitors to find information on the different types of rice dumplings and take a glimpse into the past and present of dragon boat racing in Singapore. The exhibition travelled to six locations across the island, including Yuhua Secondary School, Anderson Secondary School, Nan Hua Primary School, Commonwealth Secondary School, Smith Street at Chinatown and SFCCA. Through these diverse venues, the exhibition successfully reached a total of 48,896 visitors, significantly broadening public awareness and appreciation of this important cultural festival.
Travelling Exhibition: “Mid-Autumn Festival: A Taste of Reunion”
This exhibition highlighted the endearing spirit of the Mid-Autumn Festival and its cultural significance on family reunion and kinship love. Visitors learnt more about the mooncake moulds and artisanal mooncake makers of Singapore through the exhibition. The exhibition travelled to six locations across the island, including Singapore Chinese Girls’ School, Yusof Ishak Secondary School, River Valley High School, Mee Toh Primary School, Our Tampines Hub and SCCCI. Through these diverse venues, the exhibition
successfully reached a total of 191,972 visitors, significantly broadening public awareness and appreciation of this important cultural festival.
Travelling Exhibition: “The Warmth and Bustle of The Five-footway”
This exhibition highlighted the cultural significance of Singapore’s fivefootways, where visitors learnt more about how our Chinese forefathers lived, worked, and built their communities along these historic walkways, discovering the vibrant trades, rich cultures, and fascinating history that flourished in these vital spaces of early Singapore’s community life. The exhibition travelled to two locations across the island: Smith Street at Chinatown (from 7th to 24th Mar 25) and Hwa Chong Institution (from 5th to 26th Apr 25). Through these diverse venues, the exhibition successfully reached a total of 84,189 visitors, significantly broadening public awareness and appreciation of Singapore’s cultural heritage.
SYSNMH Signature Programmes
Wan Qing Festival of Spring 2025 @ SAFRA Punggol
For the first time, SYSNMH’s collaborated with SAFRA Punggol and organised a successful Wan Qing Festival of Spring celebrations from 17th Jan to 12th Feb 25, including a weekend takeover from 8th to 9th Feb 25.
For the weekend takeover, SYSNMH organised cultural workshops and craft activities with the theme of snakes and intangible cultural heritage practices relating to Lunar New Year. The programmes included ParentChild Snakelet Pineapple Tarts Making Workshop, Parent-Child Yuan Xiao Mandarin Storytelling Workshop, Children Lion Dance Workshop and Children Festive Chinese Drums Workshop. Other free activities included
新加坡美国学校学生在“2025春满人间聚晚晴”SAFRA Punggol活动日表演舞龙舞狮并与观众互动（晚晴园 — 孙中山南洋纪念馆提供 图片）
Lion
Mandarin and English Storytelling Sessions, Chinese Zodiac Ink Rubbing Art, Chinese Opera Mask Design, Multi-layered Chinese Woodblock Stamp Printing, and Lunar New Year Mini Games. A display about the history of Wan Qing Yuan villa along with a postcard stamping activity was also exhibited.
As part of SYSNMH’s efforts to promote Singapore’s Intangible Cultural Heritage, SYSNMH invited local cultural troupes and arts groups to present a variety of programmes such as Hakka Qilin Dance, Lion and Dragon Dance, Chinese martial arts, traditional music and Chinese opera during the event.
Overall, SYSNMH attracted a total of over 9,933 visitors for the festival period and achieved a digital reach of 4.2 million Facebook and Instagram users.
Wan Qing Dragon Boat Festival 2025
SYSNMH joined hands with SFCCA and Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre and participated in the Duan Wu Carnival held at SFCCA on 25th May 25.
For the event, SYSNMH organised a variety of family-friendly activities for the visitors which include a drop-in craft activity of Chinese Mugwort Massage Hammer making, a mini game activity of Duan Wu Elements Match! and Mandarin Storytelling Session: Tales of Dragon Boat Festival, supported by Speak Mandarin Campaign. SYSNMH’s two travelling exhibitions titled “Wan Qing Yuan: A Journey Through History and Heritage – Travelling Exhibition” and “Dragon Boat Festival: Of Thumping Drumbeats and Delicious Rice Dumplings” were also on display for the public to learn more about the history of Wan Qing Yuan and the Chinese traditional festival.
Overall, the outreach event attracted a total of 1,000 visitors and a digital reach of 3.14 million Facebook and Instagram users.
Wan Qing Mid-Autumn Festival 2025 @ SCCCI
The Wan Qing Mid-Autumn Festival 2025 took place at the SCCCI Building from 27th to 28th Sep 25 and marked a milestone partnership as SYSNMH and SCCCI collaborated for the first time to bring the festive spirit to the public.
The festival celebrated reunion, heritage and community with free activities such as Lantern Riddles Guessing, Fish Lantern Making, Mooncake Carrier Making, storytelling sessions, and travelling exhibitions on the Mid-Autumn Festival and history of Wan Qing Yuan were also exhibited. An object showcase of Chinese restaurants items titled “At the Chinese Restaurants: Memories and Traditions” was also displayed for the museum’s artefact collection drive.
A special performance titled “Celestial Melodies and Motion” combining Chinese music and Chinese dance was also commissioned for the event as
the performers performed against the oriental architectural backdrop of the SCCCI Building. A melodious music performance was also put up by Jenix Ee, Little Band Plus and Jurine Chia during the weekend.
Entrepreneurial spirits ran high as the Mid-Autumn Creative Marketplace curated by Adamsapple brought together the best of local culture, heritage and fresh ideas, featuring 40 local creatives showcasing their best handcrafted treasures for people to get their hands on.
As part of SG60, a captivating lantern installation titled “Guppy Glow: Lights of Harmony” was also installed on the landscape garden of the SCCCI Building. Inspired by the colourful and lively guppy, the installation symbolised vibrancy, adaptability, and unity in diversity which are values at the heart of Singapore’s identity.
Overall, the event attracted a total of over 3,200 visitors and achieved a digital reach of over 3.36 million Facebook and Instagram users.
Harmony through Heritage
The three Heritage Institutions (Indian Heritage Centre, Malay Heritage Centre and SYSNMH) and the Eurasian Association came together to host Harmony through Heritage at Kallang Wave Mall, in conjunction with Harmony Fest!’25 event, as part of racial and religious harmony month. The event, held from 5th to 6th Jul 25, featured a variety of programmes related to the theme of Art.Tea.Facts (artefacts) from a popup exhibition, storytelling sessions, tea blending and sampling, heritage games, woodblock print activity and roving performances. The event attracted a total of over 11,700 visitors with over 15 different activities offered on ground.
The event was made possible with the collaboration of partners and supporting organisations such as the Eurasian Association, Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY), Kallang Alive Sports Management, CapitaLand, as well as National Heritage Board (NHB) Language Division, Children’s Museum Singapore and Founders’ Memorial.
SYSNMH worked with NHB docents from Friends of the Museum and Mandarin Docents to conduct its Student Guide Training Programme for a total 111 students from seven school partners. Out of the seven school partners, two of these school partners were new partners, namely Commonwealth Secondary School and Yuhua Secondary School. The other schools involved were Anderson Secondary School, River Valley High School, Singapore Chinese Girls’ School, Yusof Ishak Secondary School and ITE College West. The student guides were trained on how to conduct guided tours of SYSNMH’s festival travelling exhibition for their peers.
Gildon & Friends及舞桊舞蹈团在总商会大厦举行的“总商会迎中秋·花好月圆聚晚晴”活动上为访客带来华族音乐舞蹈表演（晚晴 园 — 孙中山南洋纪念馆提供图片）
SYSNMH collaborated with NHB’s Mandarin Docents to conduct Little Docent Training Programme for a total of 38 students from two school partners, namely Mee Toh School and Nan Hua Primary School. Out of the two school partners, Mee Toh School was a new partner. After completing the training sessions, the students put their skills into practice by guiding the public during their school’s festival event. This student-led guiding proved highly successful, with the young docents engaging members of the public and reaching a significant audience of 5,450 visitors.
This programme helped students to learn about the history and values of Singapore’s early Chinese pioneers whilst gaining a deeper understanding of Chinese cultural heritage. In line with the Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) curriculum, students explored Singapore’s socio-cultural diversity through cultural art forms of the major ethnic groups.
SYSNMH collaborated with two school partners, namely Mee Toh School and Nan Hua Primary School, with a total of 610 participating students. Nine independent facilitators ran the five different stations (Chinese Calligraphy, Chinese Seal Carving, Chinese Opera, Movable-type Printing, Bronze Mural) in the programme. The programme was well-received and received positive feedback from the schools.
This programme fostered intergenerational bonding through heritage and cultural activities where students conceptualised and executed hands-on activities for seniors. This Values in Action (VIA) opportunity developed students’ teamwork,
立化高中的学生与牛车水乐龄活动中心（班达）的长者进行手工制作活动，通过 YOUthConnect计划，与长者们互动（晚晴园 — 孙中山南洋纪念馆提供图片） Craft making session between students from River Valley High and seniors from Chinatown Ageing Centre (Banda), fostering intergenerational bonding through the YOUthConnect Programme (Image Courtesy of Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall)
communication and problem-solving skills whilst seniors exercised their motor skills and gained a deeper understanding of cultural traditions. This inaugural event was part of SYSNMH’s efforts to build an inclusive museum, engaging underserved communities through youth-led service-learning programmes.
SYSNMH collaborated with five partners for this programme, namely River Valley High School, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Temasek Polytechnic, NTUC Health Active Ageing Centre (Whampoa) and Chinatown Active Ageing Centre (Banda). The programme engaged a total of 53 students and 72 senior participants. Temasek Polytechnic was a new partner engaged for this programme.
SYSNMH’s Education and Outreach Team collaborated with Hwa Chong Institution to mentor one project group of Secondary Two students under the Student Researcher Programme. The project group researched the history, traditions, culture and stories behind the five-footway and designed five chatbots as their learning product. Each chatbot was designed in the persona of an early Chinese immigrant (Coolie, itinerant hawker, street barber, opera singer, letter-writing man) for secondary students to converse with. This fulfilled the project’s objective to inculcate local Chinese history and heritage content knowledge in the students.
SYSNMH Public Lectures
SYSNMH organised one public lecture in 2025.
ACADEMY OF CHINESE MEDICINE, SINGAPORE
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SINGAPORE PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE PHOTOGRAPHIC & DIGITAL IMAGING TRADE ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE PLASTIC INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE PRECISION ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE PROVISION SHOP FRIENDLY ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE RELIGIOUS GOODS MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE RENOVATION CONTRACTORS & MATERIAL SUPPLIERS ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE RETAILERS ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE ROPE HARDWARE & PAINT MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE RUBBER MILLERS ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE SANITARY WARE IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE SCHOOL & PRIVATE HIRE BUS OWNERS ASSOCIATION
新加坡花商公会
新加坡福州咖啡酒餐商公会
新加坡食品厂商联合会
新加坡果菜出入口商公会
新加坡家具商会
新加坡家具工业理事会
新加坡米入口商总会
新加坡玻璃公会
新加坡五金工具公会
新加坡花卉园艺总会
新加坡酒店协会
新加坡日用品商会
新加坡人力资源协会
新加坡铁厂商公会
新加坡金钻珠宝商会
新加坡禽畜业协会
新加坡制造商总会
新加坡五金机械公会
新加坡迷你市场公会
新加坡摩托车商会
新加坡汽车胶轮商会
新加坡汽车维修业公会
新加坡粿条面厂商联合会
新加坡漆业批发与零售商会
新加坡纸商公会
新加坡当商公会
新加坡珍珠坊商联会
新加坡数码摄影商会
新加坡塑胶工业总会
新加坡精密工程科技协会
新加坡杂货店联谊会
新加坡神料同业商会
新加坡装修同业商联会
新加坡零售商协会
新加坡索络五金漆料公局
新加坡树胶厂公会
新加坡卫浴材料出入口商会
新加坡学校私人巴士车主公会
SINGAPORE SHIP-CHANDLERS ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE SHIPPING ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE TABLES, CHAIRS & TENTS CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE TEA IMPORTERS & EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE TEXTILE CENTRE MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE TEXTILE DEALERS FRIENDLY ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE TEXTILES TRADERS ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE TIMBER ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE TOYS & CONFECTIONERY DEALERS' ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE TROPICAL FRUITS IMPORTERS & EXPORTERS ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE VEHICLE TRADERS ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE-BEIJING GENERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LIMITED
SINGAPORE-CHINA BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
SULTAN PLAZA ASSOCIATION
TAGORE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
TAIPEI BUSINESS ASSOCIATION IN SINGAPORE
TEOCHEW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (SINGAPORE)
THE ASSOCIATION OF CHINESE WHEAT FLOUR MERCHANTS OF SINGAPORE
THE FEDERATION OF MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATIONS, SINGAPORE
THE LAW SOCIETY OF SINGAPORE
THE MEDICINE MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE
THE POULTRY MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION
THE SINGAPORE AQUARIUM FISH EXPORTERS' ASSOCIATION
THE SINGAPORE BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS ASSOCIATION
THE SINGAPORE CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION LTD
THE SINGAPORE CYCLE & MOTOR TRADERS' ASSOCIATION
THE SINGAPORE ELECTRICAL TRADES ASSOCIATION
THE SINGAPORE SUGAR TRADERS ASSOCIATION LTD
THE SOCIETY OF MODERN MANAGEMENT, SINGAPORE
TOBACCO ASSOCIATION (SINGAPORE)
UAE SINGAPORE BUSINESS COUNCIL
VICTORIA STREET WHOLESALE CENTRE MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION
WOODLANDS EAST INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION
ZHEJIANG(S) ENTREPRENEURS ASSOCIATION
新加坡船舶物资商会
新加坡船务公会
新加坡桌椅布棚承建商公会
新加坡茶业出入口商公会
新加坡布业中心商联会
新加坡布业联谊会
新加坡布行商务局
新加坡木材厂商总会
新加坡玩具糖果商公会
新加坡运输业公会
新加坡土产生果出入口商公会
新加坡车业公会
新加坡北京总会
新加坡中国商会
金皇商业大厦商联会
泰戈尔工商联会
新加坡台北工商协会
新加坡潮州总商会
新加坡华商面粉公会
新加坡全国商联总会
新加坡律师公会
新加坡制药厂商公会
新加坡鸡鸭出入口商联合会
新加坡观赏鱼出口商公会
新加坡书业文具商公会
新加坡建筑商公会有限公司
新加坡车商公会
新加坡电器商公会
新加坡糖商公会有限公司
新加坡现代企业管理协会
新加坡烟草协会
维多利亚街批发中心商联会
新加坡兀兰东区厂商联合会
新加坡浙商总会
