Singapore's Youth Speak Out: Their Vision for a Better Future

Singaporean Youths Share Their Vision for the Future: Work-Life Balance, Policy Changes, and National Engagement Singapore, June 9, 2025 – A recent event hosted by the SG Youth Plan provided a platform for young Singaporeans to voice their opinions on pressing issues. Mothership, a Singapore-based news outlet, conducted interviews with several participants, gaining insights into their perspectives on work-life balance, desired changes for Singapore, and the importance of youth involvement in shaping the nation's future. One 17-year-old participant, Bernice Chua, highlighted the need for better work-life balance, stating, "It's nice if they have like one extra day of rest." This sentiment was echoed by others who expressed concerns about the pressures faced by young professionals. Other participants offered diverse suggestions for improving Singapore. Danish Nufael, 20, advocated for more "fun stuff that young people will do." Shalini Kumar, 25, emphasized the importance of supporting youth-led projects. The interviews revealed a range of opinions and ideas, underscoring the diverse perspectives of Singapore's younger generation. The event's focus on youth participation underscores the growing recognition of young people's crucial role in shaping Singapore's future. The insightful discussions and diverse perspectives shared by these young Singaporeans offer valuable insights into their aspirations and concerns, paving the way for a more inclusive and responsive national dialogue.