The Workers’ Party (WP) has reaffirmed its leadership ahead of Singapore’s anticipated next general election, with Secretary-General Pritam Singh and Chairwoman Sylvia Lim retaining their top positions following the party’s Cadre Members’ Conference held today.
The conference, convened at HUONE Singapore, saw the re-election of 14 members to the WP’s Central Executive Committee (CEC), including Mr Singh and Ms Lim.
The newly elected leadership team includes a blend of seasoned veterans and emerging leaders poised to steer the party through the upcoming electoral season.
Ms Sylvia Lim, aged 59, will continue to serve as Chair of the Workers’ Party, while Mr Pritam Singh, aged 48, retains his role as Secretary-General.
Among the notable members elected to the CEC are former MPs and longstanding party figures, reflecting a diverse range of experiences and backgrounds crucial for effective governance.
The newly elected members to the CEC are:
- Mr Ang Boon Yaw, 42
- Mr Chua Kheng Wee Louis, 37
- Mr Foo Seck Guan Kenneth, 47
- Mr Gerald Giam, 47
- Ms He Ting Ru, 41
- Mr Nathaniel Koh, 41
- Ms Lee Li Lian, 46
- Dr Jamus Lim, 48
- Mr Low Thia Khiang, 68
- Mr Muhamad Faisal Abdul Manap, 49
- Mr Tan Kong Soon, 47
- Mr Dennis Tan Lip Fong, 54
This newly constituted CEC has commenced its term immediately, underscoring the party’s readiness for the electoral challenges ahead.
Former Punggol East SMC MP Lee Li Lian’s return to the CEC marks a notable comeback after stepping down from her position in 2021.
The decision to convene the Cadre Members’ Conference approximately six months ahead of its anticipated schedule in November this year is seen as preparation for the upcoming general election, expected to be held in the coming months.
Details regarding specific appointments within the CEC will be announced in due course, as the leadership gears up for the upcoming electoral contest.