Indicators of the Performance of The Political System in Singapore An Analytical Study

Abstract

The performance of political systems is one of the most critical issues in the current era. It is widely acknowledged that not all political systems operate at the same level of efficiency. Some excel in fulfilling their duties, and certain indicators demonstrate when a political system is performing at a high level. The political system in Singapore is one such example, having effectively carried out its political, social, and economic functions through the policies and strategies implemented by the Singaporean government. The main purpose of this study is to evaluate the performance of Singapore's political system by focusing on political, economic, and social indicators. The study begins with an overview of Singapore's geography and history, then examines the nature and structure of its political system and its stages of development. It also identifies the most prominent indicators of the system's performance at political, economic, and social levels. The study concludes that key indicators of Singapore's political performance include fighting corruption, upholding the rule of law, and implementing political reforms. Economic performance indicators encompass the focus on investment, commercial and industrial sector development, energy sector management, setting limits on reliance on traditional sectors, encouraging individual participation in the economy and free trade, and developing strategies to eradicate poverty and unemployment. These strategies include policies that rely on skilled cadres, experts, and training, as well as the provision of human resources and a strong emphasis on education.