Singapore Economic Growth 2025 Targeted at 3–4% with Tech and Green Push

Singapore economic growth 2025 is targeted at 3–4% annually in the coming years, or higher in “very good years,” before stabilising to a long-term trend of 2–3%, Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong told Parliament on 22 September. Gan, also trade and industry minister, highlighted opportunities in technology-driven productivity and high value-added sectors such as artificial intelligence, precision medicine and the green economy. He warned of challenges from protectionism, manpower constraints and climate issues. Priorities in the new economic blueprint include anchoring leading firms, advancing technology adoption and skills, and strengthening trade ties. Gan added that bold bets in robotics and space exploration could transform Singapore’s economy, though such ventures carry inherent risks.