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Singapore can learn from Japan how to cater to elderly at home, in workplace as society ages: PM Lee Hsien Loong

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Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and dialogue moderator Takehiko Koyanagi. The Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Singapore, celebrates 50 years of Singapore-Japan Partnership with a dialogue at the University Cultural Centre on Oct 10.ST PHOTO: ALPHONSUS CHERN / Fabian Koh

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SINGAPORE – The need for Singapore and Japan to work more closely together to address crucial developments amid global uncertainty, as well as learn from each other in tackling issues common to both societies was underlined by both nations on Thursday (Oct 10).

One key area with lessons for Singapore is Japan’s ageing society, which the Republic will similarly have to face in about 15 years’ time, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.

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