Infrastructure Asia 'Very Promising,' Says Singapore's Second Minister of Finance

The video discusses Infrastructure Asia's progress in facilitating projects, highlighting the need for $1 trillion annually for infrastructure in the region. It identifies urban planning as a key opportunity due to rapid growth and rising middle classes. Economic risks, such as global trade tensions and anti-globalization sentiments, are addressed, with a focus on the importance of skills for future economies. Singapore's strategy to mitigate risks from the US-China trade war by maintaining neutral relationships is also covered.

What is the significance of the $1 trillion annual requirement for infrastructure?

How is Singapore addressing the challenges posed by the US-China trade war?