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Singapore, South Korea share 'basic instinct' of wanting to do better: President Tharman
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Singapore, South Korea share 'basic instinct' of wanting to do better: President Tharman
When faced with disadvantages and setbacks, both Singapore and South Korea share a "basic instinct" — to do better, and not resign to falling behind, said President Tharman Shanmugaratnam in a Facebook post on Monday (March 3) evening.Earlier on Monday morning, President Tharman received a courtesy call from South Korean President Lee Jae-myung, who is in Singapore for a three-day state visit until Tuesday.
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